Ranea is her middle name, she’s been known by it since she was young. But that isn’t floating her boat these days either so next month Crabtree will ask a judge to allow her to legally change her first name to Sexy.

"I wear Victoria's Secret clothes all the time," Crabtree told the Columbus-Dispatch. "I was like, 'Shoot, I'll just go for Sexy.'"

The mother of two teenagers even has a fallback plan if Judge Robert Hoover says no.

If that happens, she’s considering asking for “Sparkle.”

The paper says there have been 1,600 name changes granted since 2012 when petitioners showed “reasonable and proper cause” for the switch.

Most were pretty normal but there were a couple of eye openers.

Derrill is now Pepper and Rubbie moved to Ruby. Then there was Clyde who switched to Genghis and Dashia who went royal with Princess Tiffany.

But Judge Hoover isn’t a rubber stamp. He said no to a woman who wanted to ditch her nickname B.J. and instead use Winnie Pooh.

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