Meet the 7-Eleven Baby, Born on July 11 and 7:11 P.M.

By Inside Edition Staff

Updated: 6:02 AM PDT, July 24, 2019

When the 7-Eleven chain got wind of the special birth, the company started the kid's college fun — with $7,111.

There must be something in the Slurpees.

Little J’Aime Brown was born on July 11 at 7:11 p.m. in Missouri. What's more, she weighed a surprising 7 pounds, 11 ounces.

When the 7-Eleven chain got wind of the special birth, the company celebrated in style. It sent the family a basket filled with diapers and 7-Eleven-themed goodies from the convenience store.

Even better, 7-Eleven started a college for the kid, pitching in $7,111.

"No other way to celebrate a one-in-a-million 7-Eleven baby! Welcome to the world, J’aime Brown! She truly is our #LadyLucky," the company tweeted.

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