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society2 years ago

Spanish Actress Ana Obregón Welcomes Grandchild Via Surrogate Using Late Son's Sperm

Spanish actor Ana Obregón adopted a baby girl, Ana Sandra Lequio Obregón, via a surrogate last month. The child is actually her granddaughter and the biological daughter of her late son, Aless Lequio, who froze his sperm before he died of cancer in May 2020. All forms of surrogacy are banned in Spain, sparking controversy over Obregón's ability to travel abroad for the surrogate pregnancy. Despite the criticism, Obregón has expressed openness to using surrogates to have more grandchildren in the future.

entertainment2 years ago

Spanish Actress, 68, Welcomes Biological Granddaughter via Surrogate

Spanish actress Ana Obregón, who lost her son to cancer in 2020, has welcomed a baby girl via surrogate. The child is biologically her son's, who froze his sperm before undergoing chemotherapy. The baby was born in Miami and named Ana Sandra Lequio Obregón. Obregón did not disclose the biological mother of her granddaughter, only sharing that a surrogate and donor egg were used. The actress has received a plethora of well-wishes since sharing the announcement and says her granddaughter is "very good, a big eater and sleeper, and calm."

human-interest2 years ago

Spanish Actress' Surrogate Baby is Her Late Son's Biological Child

Spanish actress Ana Obregón revealed that the baby girl she welcomed via surrogacy is actually her biological granddaughter, as the baby's father is her late son, Aless Lequio García, who died from cancer in 2020. The child was conceived via surrogacy in Miami, as the practice is illegal in Spain. Obregón shared a heartfelt message to her late son on Instagram, promising to take care of his daughter with infinite love.

society2 years ago

Ana Obregón's surrogate baby is her late son's.

Spanish TV actress Ana Obregón has revealed that her newborn baby, born via surrogacy in the US, was fathered by her late son who died of cancer at 27. Although surrogacy is illegal in Spain, adopting a child born abroad is lawful. The biological mother who carried the baby is reported to be a woman of Cuban origin living in Florida. The news sparked a national debate, with some condemning the practice as "a form of violence against women". Ana Obregón sees the storm over the baby's birth as "absurd", arguing that surrogacy is a form of assisted reproduction that is legal in much of the world beyond Spain.

society2 years ago

Spanish TV Star's Surrogate Baby Sparks Controversy.

Spanish TV star Ana Obregon caused controversy after revealing that she used a surrogate mother in Miami to have a baby at the age of 68. Surrogate pregnancies are banned in Spain, but children from such pregnancies can be registered. The ruling Socialist party is considering toughening legislation on surrogate pregnancies, while the opposition conservative Popular Party is open to debating legalization if there's no payment involved. The news triggered criticism from the leftist coalition government, with the Equality Minister calling it "a form of violence against women."

politics2 years ago

Controversy Erupts Over Spanish TV Star's Surrogate Baby Decision.

Spain's ruling Socialist party is considering toughening legislation covering surrogate pregnancies after actress and presenter Ana Obregón, 68, used a surrogate mother in Miami to have a baby. Surrogate pregnancies are banned in Spain, although children from such pregnancies can be registered. The leftist coalition government has criticized the practice, while the main opposition conservative Popular Party has said it is open to debating legalizing such pregnancies if there is no payment involved. The issue of surrogacy may become a topic in Spain's election year.

society2 years ago

Controversy Erupts Over Spanish TV Star's US Surrogate Baby

Spanish TV actress Ana Obregón has faced criticism after revealing that she had a baby girl via surrogacy in the US at the age of 68. Spain has banned all forms of surrogacy, but parents can adopt the child when they return to the country. Obregón's remarks ignited debate on Spanish social media, and ministers in Spain's left-wing government were incensed at the move, calling it "a form of violence against women" and "renting a womb".