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Tiffany Score and Steven Mills spent years trying to have a child through IVF at the Fertility Center of Orlando. In December, Score gave birth to a daughter, Shea. But as soon as Shea came out, the couple knew something had gone awry. Tiffany and Stephen were white folks, and Shea was most certainly not. Genetic testing later confirmed what was plain to see: Shea was not biologically related to either Tiffany or Stephen, and was genetically South Asian.

Turns out, the fertility clinic had apparently implanted a different couple’s embryo into Tiffany, an embryo that she then carried, delivered, and has now bonded with, even though it is genetically someone else’s baby entirely.

Cue the legal battle and the search for Shea’s biological parents, who were found, miraculously enough. Even more miraculously, somehow, despite the absurd circumstances, both families have reached an amicable, compassionate resolution to the problem, essentially deciding that it’s not a problem for either of them.

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