Kellie

I'm Kellie and I've always liked the spelling of my name. My uncle Ned was expecting way before my mum. They thought it would be cute to have Ned (dad) and Kelly. But they had a boy and mum liked the name. On the other side of the family, there was a close family friend with a daughter with Kelly so mum changed the spelling to an 'ie'. Not that anyone noticed too much! Even on F/B I get Kelly most times. But I think it is more feminine and not too popular to be boring! I met a little Kellie at the supermarket one night and that made my night! Btw I'm 52! And my name will go on..

Cute name.

I love Kelly or Kellie.

I've been a Kellie for 46 years now and I have survived two rounds near death and can tell you that being named Kellie is just the beginning. You are stronger than you know, wiser than you know and a loyal friend and lover. You will have pain and you will have joy because we with this name love harder and live life to a fuller extent and because of this you will no doubtedly have more of all the good and bad things that naturally happen. You will spend every day knowing you are loved and respected and if you don't... well get your crap together because this name isn't for sissies it's for the strong of character and the fearless. Now go rock that name!

I like this spelling for some reason. I think Kelly is weird and Kelley is a little long.

My name is Kellie and as a child I use to hate it because no one could ever spell it correctly. However I now love it because I feel like Kellie, not Kelly. Everyone has that impression of Kelly as being a dumb blond like Kelly Bundy but I feel like a Kellie, and an I-E is different. Dare I say, despite being the Americanized version, feels more Irish. It feels more intelligent. It feels like it has more character and depth. Who would have thought just two letters could make such a change?!

This spelling is okay, but I prefer Kelley.
This is a pretty enough name, but it's plain and common, unlike the alternatives Shelly or Nelly.

Well it is my name obviously and I am 13. I agree that it should be spelled right on more things such as coffee mugs and things, but I like how it's more uncommon than others such as, Kelly, Kelli, Kelle, Kelley.

My name is Kellie and it's spelled differently just because my parents didn't want to do the most common spelling, Kelly. I love my name and it's spelling, it's just discouraging when my grandparents, friends, and boss don't spell it right.

I like this spelling, it is very feminine and pretty. Kellie is a great name.

One of my friend's names is Kellie. Her problem is that she can never find anything with the correct spelling on it. Sometimes people think of the name Kellie as Barbie's little sister.

I am not sure if anyone else has had this problem, but I have found that I have been called kel-lie in the past, where the "lie" is pronounced how it looks, instead of like "lee".