Rebecca Bagley
by Sam Everingham
Posted on 2021-07-05 at 11:02:31
Becs and Alex have been together for 11 years, and started trying for a family around 7 years ago. After losing 11 babies through both natural conceptions and IVF they started their surrogacy journey in 2019 and became parents in October 2021. Cooper was born via their gestational surrogate in Whanganui after the second embryo transfer which took place in Hawaii, USA.
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