TikToker Madeleine White Claps Back at Criticism Over Daughter’s Name

TikToker Madeleine White Claps Back at Criticism Over Daughter Juliette's Middle Name

Madeleine White’s daughter is cuter than a June bug.

And the TikToker—who welcomed her and husband Andrew Fedyk’s baby girl Juliette July Fedyk on June 1—doesn’t want to hear any criticisms about her little one’s moniker.

“‘Why would you name her July if she was born in June?’” Madeleine mocked in an June 3 TikTok. “‘Now she’s gonna be answering that question—oh, I was supposed to be born in July—’ Wrong. Sorry, wrong.”

“Come to the front everybody named April,” she continued. “You born in April? Come to the front everybody named May.”

Madeleine went on to reference actress January Jones, quipping as to whether anyone has checked her birth certificate.

“Like God forbid you name a child something that has absolutely no relevance to when they were born,” she said. “If she was born in December, she still would have had the name July.”

And indeed, Madeleine’s comment section was soon flooded with people sharing how their names, in fact, do not bear any significance.

One user named Autumn commented, “I was born in spring,” while another added, “My middle name is Joy, I’m yet to feel it.”

As for Madeleine’s sarcastic response to the criticism, she warned fans: there could be more to come.

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“Y’all thought pregnant me had an attitude,” she captioned her post. “Just wait for post partum with a baby in the NICU.”

In fact, baby Juliette arrived at just 33 weeks, which is why she’s spending some time in the neonatal intensive care unit before Madeleine and Andrew can take her home.

In a video following Juliette’s birth, Madeleine also shared insight into her labor experience, which was made more complicated with her diagnosis of preeclampsia and placental abruption, and resulted in an emergency c-section.

Madeleine White/Instagram

“I can tell you, it’s not that bad, you can do it,” she told her followers in a TikTok shared June 3 from her hospital bed. “I was laying on that operating table just thinking to myself, ‘All my friends that have had emergency c-sections—if they can do it, I can do it.’”

She continued, “And any uncomfortableness is irrelevant the moment you see your baby. Like, I laid on the operating table over an hour after she was born, and I didn’t even notice because I was just watching her the whole time. It was the most magical, best experience of your whole life.”

So much so that she’s overcome with emotion every time she goes to visit her.

“She’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” Madeleine concluded. “It’s so worth it.”

For more celebrities who have sparked conversation over the names they’ve given their children, read on.

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