Robyn's Honest Journey to Motherhood

0:00It's March 30th, you're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop-culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Sweetest singer Robin just got real about her path to motherhood in a new interview. The Grammy-nominated artist shared that she held off on kids until she found a stable spot in life, freezing her eggs first at age 34. But pandemic chaos meant she had to start the whole process over in her 40s. She explained past relationships felt too shaky for bringing a child into the mix, way riskier than just waiting it out solo. Every move your partner makes hits different when kids are involved, she said. Going through IVF alone, hit hard, both body and mind. Robin pictured doing it with a solid partner and letting that dream go stung like a failure at first. Still, she caused the whole fertility ride a straight up privilege, something not everyone can even chase because of the cost. Now raising her young son Tyco as a single mom, she knows the grind all too well. Drawing from her own childhood with divorce parents, Robin's dead set on showing a fully

1:03present, dodging the exhaustion and drained energy she saw. Back then. It's tough, but she's owning every bit of it.