The wait is over. YouTuber Trisha Paytas finally shared with her audience the name of her third baby: Aquaman Moses Paytas-Hacmon. "He came with a splash," Paytas and her husband, Moses Hacmon, joked in the video. See on Instagram The 37-year-old influencer and now mom of three revealed the baby's name after months of speculation in a new episode of her podcast, "Just Trish," which aired on YouTube earlier today. In the episode, she discussed several pop culture topics and shared her experience of giving birth before unveiling the name by unzipping a sweater to reveal it. Trisha Gave Birth & FINALLY Reveals the Baby's Name! | Just Trish Ep. 195 youtu.be Paytas, who has two daughters, Malibu Barbie and Elvis, has kept her audience in the dark about what she planned to name her third kid since she announced her pregnancy back in March. Her fans know that she will be giving her children an eccentric name, and they don't seem to be disappointed. See on Instagram In the video, she started by talking about her experience giving birth and described it as "traumatic" because she had some complications and described being scared during the delivery. Things ultimately went well, and she gave birth to a baby boy on July 12. Paytas went through some of the most popular guesses and debunked them. Fellow YouTuber Tana Mongeau guessed Poseidon, which she said wasn't the correct name. Previously, Paytas hinted that her baby would have an aquatic-themed name. @tanamongeaulol i forgot poseidon. She watched a livestream while she was in labor. This led her to mention that people guessed she would name her baby after the band's lead singer, Gerard Way (or Gerard Wave), but confirmed that wasn't the baby's name. She goes on to eliminate other popular guesses, such as Titanic, Oceangate, Ponyo, Nemo, Aquamarine, Jaws, Blue, and Ocean.The video, released using the premieres feature, which allows it to function like a broadcast that fans can comment on in real-time, garnered over 102,000 viewers and was flooded with comments. "Aquaman is crazy," one person commented. "I feel like we've been pranked," another person wrote. However, there were numerous comments from people sharing their affection for the name. "No, it's so cute," a viewer commented.For years, Paytas has been a beloved figure in the LGBTQ+ community. She's released some campy songs, like "I Love You Jesus" and "Gay," which featured some of the drag queens from this past season of RuPaul's Drag Race, such as Kori King and Jewels Sparkles. In 2021, she came out as non-binary and primarily used they/them pronouns. However, she has since updated her pronouns on Instagram to she/they.Paytas knows that her fans were curious about the baby names she was considering and shared a TikTok with some options earlier this month, knowing she was going to have a boy. "I like Lemon and I like Papermate. I like Squeezie and Squooshie," she said in the video, rattling off name ideas. "I also like Rainbow Sherbet." She added, "I also love Benihana for a name." @trishlikefish88 She has expressed in the past that gender doesn't play much of a factor when it comes to choosing her baby names. In a January 2024 video, she said that "Elvis rocked so much harder as a girl name."