Claudia Schiffer names daughter 'Cosima'
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Claudia Schiffer has named her baby Cosima Violet Vaughn Drummond.
The German supermodel gave birth to her new daughter on May 14 at London's Portland Hospital and now she and her film producer husband Matthew Vaughn have decided on a moniker for their new arrival.
Claudia's publicist told Welt Online: "Her name is Cosima Violet Vaughn Drummond. Both mother and child are fine."
Claudia and Cosima have now left hospital and are back at home.
The couple - who have two other children, seven-year-old son Caspar and five-year-old daughter Clementine - wanted to wait until "the whole family met the newborn" before they announced her name to the world.
Cosima is an Italian name derived from the Greek word kosmos which means "order or decency". In the 2007 book 'The Baby Names Bible', written by Pamela Redmond Satran and Linda Rosenkrantz, it was described as a fashionable name for the daughters of members of high society in the UK.
Although she lives in England, Claudia recently revealed she wants to spend some time in her native Germany with her family when Matthew is working on the new 'X-Men' movie.
The catwalk beauty - who married Matthew in 2002 - said: "I would like to move to Berlin with Matthew and the kids for a few months. If we're lucky he'll be shooting some of X-Men in Berlin. I would love that. Berlin is like being abroad in Germany.
"It's German, but not provincial. Everyone loves it. My friends often tell me how very German I still am."
* What do you think of the name Cosima Violet Vaughn Drummond? Post your comments below.
- Bang! Showbiz
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I have little use for Ms. Schiffer who has an overbite and really has done nothing to relay her intelligence other than being a tall and skinny clotheshorse. But she does seem stable and not into drugs and drink like many bimbo models, and she sems to come from a good anf close knit Germanf family. As for the names - I guess she thought it is "cutesy" to have all the C names - Claudia the mother and the kids, too, lol. Caspar is a known German name, it is not too bad, actually, though I could live without "Clementine" which really refers to an orange fruit. Do they call her "Clem" or "fruity"??? ugh. I do really like Cosima Violet, that is very pretty. Cosima is an Italian name and Violet is traditional and of course, that name has made a comeback as of late. I had a relation named Violet; she is long gone now. I think Cosima Violet is lovely; the other two would not be my pick although Caspar is kind of cute but there are far nicer boys names out there.