She says a surrogate was impregnated with her embryo. Fertility specialists tell us if you can produce a healthy egg you can carry a baby. So why didn’t she? Exclusive!
Nicole Kidman is basking in the joy of new motherhood, since welcoming a daughter, Faith, with husband Keith Urban on December 28. And the 43-year-old star should consider herself lucky to have been able to have her own biological child, via a surrogate, because fertility specialist Shahin Ghadir, M.D. tells HollyBaby.com that her age definitely decreased her chances of getting pregnant. “For women, as they get older, it’s usually not an issue of carrying the baby but making that healthy egg,” he explains. “Most of the time it’s difficult to produce a viable egg at that age. That’s why a lot of patients over 40 have to use an egg donor.”

The iconic singer’s name is on the birth certificate of the baby boy born on Christmas Day!
Ever since Elton John announced that he and his husband, David Furnish,48, had welcomed a son, Zachary, on Christmas Day, there has been speculation as to who could be the biological father of the little boy. Now we know, that it was indeed Elton’s DNA that went into creating the child, who was born via an anonymous surrogate mother in California on Dec. 25. “Elton really wanted the child to have his genes,” a friend of the Candle in the Wind singer tells Popeater.com.

But the How I Met Your Mother star and his partner, David Burtka, admit that they don’t know whose baby is whose.
Despite the sleepless nights, Neil Patrick Harris and his long-time love, David Burtka, are singing the praises of parenting fraternal twins Harper Grace and Gideon Scott, who were born on October 12, with the help of a surrogate mother. “Just absolute joy,” David, 35, tells People magazine about the babies’ arrival. Both men are thrilled that they were able to play an important part in the creation of their kids. “We inserted two eggs; one with my sperm, one with David’s sperm and they both took,” explains Neil, 37.