Found this….
FIRST AND MIDDLE NAMES (WITH DOBs):
Leonardo De Valentino - (July 3, 1998)
*Cleopatra Baby Bambitaina - (December 19, 1999)
**Jerusalem Judge - (February 8-14, 2002)
Roméo Roméo Indiana - (April 2004)
***D’artagnan Angel - (Late September 2007)
Shakespeare Winter Fox - (September-October 2010)
****Nefertiti Butterfly Bambitaina - (???? 2014)
*****KingJames Ocean Fox - (November 10, 2015)
Aphrodite Princess Bambitaina - (November 1, 2016)
Omega Royal Fox - (November 9, 2017)
*This is how Cleopatra’s name appears on her public marriage certificate in 2021. This is the only confirmed legal name on the list. Prior to 2019, Cleopatra’s middle name was given to viewers as Taina Bride, but this was either untrue or has since been legally changed.
**In 2003, Queensland enforced the BDMR Act, which prohibited given names that include royal or judicial titles. The name Judge appeared on this list of banned names. It is unclear if Jerusalem was affected by this law or not, or if he will have to conform to this law now that the family has returned to Queensland. The name Judge does appear in the Finnish population registry for an individual born between 2000-2009.
*** The name D’artagnan has never been registered as a first or middle name in Finland, with or without the apostrophe. This either means he was the only family member undocumented as a resident in Finland (unlikely) or he has a different legal given name.
****In 2014, a popular Finnish news site shared all the rejected baby names of the year as part of an annual humor column. Two of the rejected names were Pinkbutterflytaina and Sweethoneybeebambi, both of which I suspect were potential middle names for Nefertiti. Since the naming restrictions were loosened in 2019, many have speculated that “Pink'' was retroactively added as a third legal middle name for Nefertiti, but I don’t believe this has ever been stated by Taina.
***** The name KingJames (as spelled by Taina) has never been registered in Finland. In 2015, the same Finnish news site mentioned above listed KingJames as a rejected baby name for the year. The hyphenated name King-James appears in the Finnish registry for an individual born between 2010-2019, which is likely his legal name. It is also unclear if he will be affected by Queensland’s ban of royal titles in given names.