Ayu's nick name after she marry?
 

Just like what perez hilton do often... What nickname should we give to our beloved ayu after she marry???

I guess... a typical one, and a lovely one is:

AYUMI MAMA-SAKI... :p

We can do poll here even!!

Who wants to go with me?? LOL

[It's a joke actually, but u can choose nickname that u want]

LOL...
maybe ayumi nagase...i dont know...i dont have any idea about it

haha..

What about Ayugase?? lol

Mamasaki & Papagase. :rolleyes

She will always be Ayu to me. :3

Ah! I forgot that... She will use NAGASE as the family name... Sigh

Ayumi Nagase seems so ugly to me.... >__<

Hope she still use ayumi hamasaki as international name! :D

haha, i think ayumi mamasaki is funny. :yatta

Doubt she'll change her surname. Hamasaki is too much of a famous surname to end up being changed.

I'm pretty sure she'll change it legally, although I doubt she'll use the name when she's releasing music - kind of like Utada Hikaru really.

Maybe. Some females still retain their surname or else keep both.

Ayumi hamasaki is more of a brand, I don't think it will matter if she changes her name legally or not, she'll always perform as ayumi hamasaki.

Yaaay!! ONe of my supporter!!! :love :love :love :lech :lech :lech

i bet they'll name their baby tomayu =D

:yes

Haha, I like that.

Ayu.


Duh.

Maybe her bf should be the one changing. Not sure about the Japanese tradition. For sure there'll be new nick, no doubt. Ayuma? Sounds like Akuma, haha. But if possible, let it still be Ayumi Hamasaki coz I think 99% of the people around here (us/we) will still remember that name even if we have some serious amnesia =)

I think she doens't change her name, most of the stars do it so^^

Yeah, Nagase Ayumi sounds better

i think she will so that her fans will recognize her!!

I honestly hope that she doesn't change her name, but whatever. I highly doubt she would change her stage name. I can't recall any other J-pop stars I know of who did.

And I don't think it's the law that a woman has to change her name, is it? Just tradition. Personally I think it's silly, but I'll stop there. =P