Kim and Kanye are having a boy

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Kimye's next production: a boy.

Us reports that little South, East or West West will be a Mr., joining big sis North.

"Kanye loves Nori more than anything, but to make his world complete he wanted a little boy, an heir," an Us source reported. “He's overjoyed!"

"Kim always wanted two kids," another source said. "A girl and a boy."

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West recently announced they had another baby on the way, although their news bulletin was overshadowed a bit by the revelation that family patriarch Bruce Jenner had assumed a new look and identity: Caitlyn.

Maybe that story will fade a bit so we can all get back to focusing on Kim and Kanye.

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