Nicole, this is a miracle and answered prayer and the glory goes to God for his handmaid. I was particulary concerned in respect of your painful divorce and my wish for your own biological child. Praise be to God. I am truly happy and delighted for you, and your hubby.

John Jacobs, Harrisburg, United States

The name is lovely. It's also irrelevant and silly to discuss it. This is a woman who has desired and wanted her own biological baby for years. She is now forty years old. No amount of money can replace a precious, much wanted baby.

Julia Larsen, Reigate, UK

It puts my irritation with my first name into perspective.

Derek Smith, Brighton, UK

C'mon, it's still got to be better than 'Shiloh Pitt' - try saying that 10 times without entering dangerous spoonerism territory.

Julia D, London, UK

You gotta be kidding , man . Plainly absurd . Still slightly better than Saturday Clematis ... so it's not all bad . Or is this just an Urban myth ? :D

Benzo, Nr Chelmsford,

I'm glad Nicole has gotten her happy ending. May they all be healthy and happy for as long as possible.

Polly, Suffolk, UK

She's already being called 'Sunday Roast' on the radio here in Perth. That name will surely stick! Poor kid.....

Mike, Perth, W Australia

Can't imagine why parents have to give their children strange names..this poor child will be rubbished at school with taunts...

diana giles, Tenterfield, Australia

Makes Me Think of "Sunday Roast" when I first read it? Even Rose Sunday might sound better... LOL

Rachalmc, Gisborne, New Zealand

At least she had the good sense not to name the baby I Scream Sunday...

Clive Britcher, Caracas, Venezuela

Sunday Rose? Sounds a little too similar to Sunday Roast for my liking...

gw, Lisbon,

Oh dear - I expcted more from Nicole, perhaps a sensible name for a change? Maybe we can cross our fingers that they call her Rose most of the time?

But congrats to the couple, it must be a very happy day for them all.

kaydee, Sydney, Australia

The child that is born on the Sabbath day will be bonnie and blythe and good and gay - you can't wish a child more than that. Seems odd though to name a child Sunday when they were born on a Monday? Perhaps Sunni for short?

Lyndy , Maroubra, Australia

I think it's lovely. I believe her first name is in reference to one of Keith's biggest hits "Raining on Sunday." And a much nicer name than if they wre to call her "Rain Rose."

Jamie, Youngstown, USA

Yet another ridiculous celebrity name.

Catherine, Belfast,

Let's hope they come to their sense and drop the "sunday" part of her name! Good grief!

Isa, Lyon, France