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I wouldn't mind knowing how that got started myself. My mom had a piano student named Kelye (pronounced the same as Kelly), and later when we got a new puppy we named her Kelye, also.

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I think the "ye" ending looks nice on some names, makes them a little more feminine. The spelling Kelly/Kelley seems masculine to me, since I have an uncle named Kelley.

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Just hopefully the "ye" ending doesn't become overused and too trendy.