LATE SHOW's 'Top Ten 'Least Likely Names for the Royal Baby'

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Below, check out THE "LATE SHOW" TOP TEN "Least Likely Names for the Royal Baby" as presented on the Tuesday, Dec. 4 broadcast of the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN, seen weeknights (11:35 PM12:37 AM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

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10. Kim Jon Windsor

9. Whoopi

8. Shemp

7. Quizno

6. Kenny

5. Gomez

4. Tie: Kim/Kourtney/Khloe

3. Zsa Zsa

2. Hosni

1. Mitt

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