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KYLIE Jenner has legally changed her son’s name to Aire nearly two years after the tot was debuted as Wolf Jaqeus Webster. Aire’s dad and Kylie’s ex, Travis Scott, was a no-show for the major court moment. Instagram/@kyliejennerKylie and Travis’ son is now legally named Aire[/caption] GettyTravis Scott did not appear for the virtual court meeting[/caption] Aire’s name change was made official on Friday, TMZ reported. The youngster was first named Wolf Jacques Webster upon his birth and remained that way for nearly two years in the eyes of the law. Kylie, 27, filed to make the name change in June and it was inked via in a virtual court appearance on Friday. The docs obta

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