A couple have been ordered in court to choose a different name for their baby girl - or a judge will pick one for them.
Baby named banned
The pair in France wanted to name their daughter Liam, but the French Government took issue with them wanting to pick a traditionally masculine moniker for a girl.
As reported by the Local, it's said authorities were worried the name ''would be likely to create a risk of gender confusion''.
Meanwhile, the prosecutor added that it was ''contrary to the interest of the child and could harm her in her social relations'', and a judge was told to ban the parents from using the name.
If they do not come up with an alternative, the judge will choose one for them - although the parents plan to fight the decision.
France is notoriously strict on baby names, having banned the likes of Manhattan, Strawberry and Nutella in the past.