Darren Criss trolled after confirming newborn son’s name is Brother: ‘OK Berenstain Bears’

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Darren Criss’ second baby’s name has sparked controversy. Getty Images for Peabody Awards

Social media users are having a heyday after Darren Criss confirmed his son’s name.

The “Glee” alum revealed the infant’s moniker in an Instagram post after his wife, Mia Swier, gave birth to their second child earlier this month.

“M & D just delivered their follow-up single,” Criss, 37, captioned the newborn’s social media debut. “Brother László Criss 6/3/24 Out now.”

The infant was born earlier this month. Instagram/@darrencriss The actor confirmed the baby boy’s name is Brother. Getty Images for The Asian American Foundation

When the actor’s followers expressed doubt in the comments section, he amended the original caption to note, “… and yes his first name is Brother.”

One hater pointed out that “if you need to say ‘yes his name really is…’, chances are you picked a bad name.”

Another troll joked, “OK Berenstain Bears,” while a third said they should call the little one “Bro for short.”

Fans compared the moniker to the Berenstain Bears character. Criss and wife Mia Swier are also the parents of daughter Bluesy. Instagram/@darrencriss

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Others called the name “diabolical,” with a social media user quipping, “the future girlfriend/boyfriend is gonna be calling him brother.”

Criss and Swier, 38, are also the parents of daughter Bluesy, who was born in April 2022.

The couple revealed in December of the following year that Swier was pregnant with baby No. 2, writing, “COMING SOON.”

She was born in 2022. darrencriss/Instagram The couple have been married since February 2019. Instagram/@darrencriss

Criss and the producer started dating in 2010, four years after meeting through mutual friends.

The Broadway star got down on one knee in January 2018.

One year later, the duo walked down the aisle in a New Orleans wedding ceremony.

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