JIMMY ROLLINS AND WIFE WELCOME A BABY GIRL
Jimmy Rollins is a proud new papa! The Philadelphia Phillies shortstop and wife Johari Smith-Rollins welcomed their first child, daughter Camryn Drew Rollins, on Sunday, May 20th. Camryn weighed in at 5 pounds, 11 ounces.
According to the Philly.com, “Rollins had to leave a charity event Sunday night upon learning that Johari was in labor. He was out of the lineup on paternity leave for Monday’s and Tuesday’s games against the Washington Nationals.”
Jimmy and Johari married in January 2010.
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[...] Congrats to Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins and wife Johari Smith Rollins. Johari gave birth to baby girl, Camryn Drew Rollins, last Sunday. The couple married in 2010 and this is their first child. {BlackCelebKids} [...]
I don’t watch baseball especially if the Yankees aren’t playing but they are a beautiful couple.
Cute couple. I like the name Camryn My son’s name)Drew Rollins!
Congrats! Don’t know who he is but he’s kinda cute & he’s married to a pretty black woman..yes!!
Baby pics pls!
Congrats beautiful family.
Cute family and Congrats! I don’t like it when parents give girls , boys names. Why are parents giving girls names like, Maxwell, Dylan, Cameron/, Austin, and Justin. I font get this trend & it rubs me the wrong way. Ppl are turning the name Cameron feminine by using a “y”.Not my kid I know but I like girls to have girl names etc. What names will be left for boys if this continues? Madison and Addison use to be boy names but that’s not the case anymore.
There is no such thing as a boy or a girl name (unless you are from a country that adds eg. “a” or “o” for gender). Oppostite are coutires like Russia where the “a” is male (Sasha, Vanya, Alexa) All the so called female names were male in the previous century and vice versa.
Names like Marion (John Wayne’s real name), Shirley, Shelly, Caroll & Kimberly used to be male names in the 1800′s and are now considered female.
Gender ambiguous names are an advantage in the workplace and who are we to tell a parent what they can name their child? It may sound stupid to us…but it’s their right.