Robyn's Solo Journey: IVF & Single Motherhood

0:00Sweetest singer Robin just opened up about her path to single motherhood, and it's as real as her hits. The 46-year-old artist welcomed her son Tico in July 2023, through IVF, after freezing her eggs back when she was 34. She held off on starting a family for years, especially after a tough breakup in 2020. Robin figured staying single was less risky than jumping into parenthood with the wrong partner, so she went solo in her early 40s with the IVF, process. Growing up with a single mom after her parents, split-shaped her views big time. She didn't want to repeat that cycle of exhaustion and limited time, pushing her to handle it all herself now. IVF hit her hard physically and mentally, but she caused it a real privilege. Not everyone can afford it or even access it. Still, she's owning the daily grind of solo parenting, like she owns the stage. Robin's story flips the script on waiting for the perfect setup, proving desire for kids runs deeper than traditional timelines. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Derm News today, AI-powered Local News.