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0:00On March 29th, Swedish pop star Robin just opened up an aguardian interview about becoming a single mom at 46 through IVF. She welcomed her son Tyco back in July 2023 after deciding to go with a loan following a tough break up in 2020. Earlier this week, she shared how she froze her eggs at 34, but waited until her early 40s to start the process. Robin explained she couldn't picture having a kid in an unstable relationship, calling it too risky and scary compared to waiting. She got real about the emotional side, admitting she felt like a failure at first for not having that classic partnered parenthood. Growing up with the worst parents herself, she saw how draining single parenting can be first hand from her mom's struggles. Robin called IVF pretty hardcore, a real physical and mental grind that took multiple rounds. She stressed, it's a privilege not everyone can access, especially with the high cost involved. While reflecting on it all, she's owning her choice to chase that deep parental drive

1:01solo, pushing back on society's side eye towards single moms while, embracing the taxing reality of raising Tyco on her own. That reps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.