Trisha Paytas YouTuber, podcast host, and eternal internet icon has done it again, and this time, its not a wild mukbang or a viral TikTok dance. The 37-year-old content creator has welcomed her third child with husband Moses Hacmon and revealed her baby boys name in true Trisha fashion: big, bold, glittery, and fabulously aquatic.Drumroll, please: His name is Aquaman Moses.Yes, you read that correctly. And no, we are not too stunned to speak.Paytas revealed the name during the July 22 episode of her podcast Just Trish, which dropped Tuesday morning. Clad in a bedazzled pink Aquaman T-shirt, she unzipped her sweater with a flourish to show off the look, officially debuting her new sons superhero-inspired moniker.Honestly? It does. If anyone can pull off naming a child after a mythical underwater hunk, its Trisha Paytas.The Divine Details Behind the NameFor Paytas, the name isnt just about pop culture flairits deeply personal. Her husband, Moses Hacmon, not only shares a name with the biblical figure known for parting the Red Sea, but also works as a conceptual artist with a water-themed museum. So, in a way, baby Aquaman Moses is literally born of water and art.To top it off, Aquaman Moses was born with blonde hair (just like the comic book character), and in a poetic twist, he was the only one of her three children born without liquid in his lungs.You cant make this up and we wouldnt want to. In fact, this is exactly the type of iconic chaos that queer audiences live for.Malibu Barbie, Elvis, and Now AquamanPaytas and Hacmon are now proud parents of three each with names that could easily be printed across a Pride float or headlining a drag revue. Their daughter Malibu Barbie, 2, has already gone viral for her adorable appearances on Trishas socials, and baby Elvis, born just last year, keeps the musical legend theme alive. With Aquaman now in the lineup, this trio is practically a queer millennial fever dream brought to life.For LGBTQ+ fans who grew up playing with Barbie dolls, lip-syncing to Britney, and binge-watching internet drama, Paytas has long occupied a unique space on the pop culture spectrum: chaotic neutral meets glam fairy godmother. And her growing familys names? Camp, darling. Pure camp.A Traumatic Birth, But a Joyful ArrivalPaytas first shared news of Aquamans arrival on July 12 via Instagram Stories, teasing the big name reveal with a screenshot of her upcoming Just Trish episode. The podcast thumbnail showed her beaming in the delivery room, cradling her son while both sported matching ocean-themed pajamas.Though Paytas has kept the specific details of her birth experience private, she emphasized on the show that the journey was emotional and intense, describing it as both surprising and traumatic. Still, she expressed gratitude and joy that both she and baby Aquaman were healthy and recovering well.A Baby Reveal Fit for a StagePaytas originally announced her pregnancy earlier this year on an episode of Just Trish, after keeping it under wraps for several months. In a typically theatrical reveal, she pulled out sonogram images mid-show, laughing and crying alongside her husband.Then in May, during the Los Angeles stop of her Eras of Trish Tour at the iconic Greek Theatre, Paytas unveiled the babys gender in front of a live audience. After a dramatic countdown, her husband pulled a lever and blue confetti exploded into the sky as the screen behind them read: Its a boy.The moment was captured in a viral clip that had fans cheering both online and in person.Is This Trishas Final Pregnancy?During her most recent podcast episode, Paytas hinted that this pregnancy may be her last, citing both physical and emotional reasons. Though she expressed deep love for motherhood, she noted that three children born in rapid succession feels like a complete family.Whether this truly marks the end of Trishas baby journey remains to be seen, but fans have already begun pouring out support and love for the growing Paytas-Hacmon family.A Name That Breaks the Internet and Gender NormsFor queer fans and gay internet followers, the name Aquaman Moses hits all the right notes: pop culture reference? Check. Biblical-meets-superhero twist? Check. Absolutely unbothered camp? Big check.In a media landscape where celebrity baby names often blend into beige sameness, Paytas decision to go full comic book fantasy feels like a breath of glittery air. Its bold, its meme-ready, and above all, its very Trish.And in a world where gender norms are rapidly evolving, naming your son after a seafaring demi-god with golden hair and a penchant for drama feels perfectly on trend.Congratulations to Trisha, Moses, Malibu Barbie, Elvis, and the newest member of this delightfully iconic family baby Aquaman Moses.Source