Meghan Trainor Celebrates Birth of Daughter Via Surrogate Journey
Grammy Award-winning singer Meghan Trainor has joyfully announced the arrival of her third child, a baby daughter named Mikey Moon Trainor, born via surrogate. The 32-year-old artist, best known for her chart-topping hit All About That Bass, shared the heartwarming news on Instagram, expressing immense gratitude to her superwoman surrogate and medical teams.
A Safe Path to Growing the Family
In her social media post, Trainor revealed that after extensive consultations with healthcare professionals, surrogacy was determined to be the safest way for her and husband Daryl Sabara to expand their family. The couple, who married in 2018 after meeting at a house party, already have two sons: Riley, born in February 2021, and Barry Bruce, welcomed in July 2023.
Trainor wrote: Our baby girl Mikey Moon Trainor has finally made it to the world thanks to our incredible, superwoman surrogate. We are forever grateful to all the doctors, nurses, and teams who made this dream possible. She added that the family is over the moon in love with their new addition, noting that their older children were so excited they helped choose the baby's middle name.
Family Dreams and Career Milestones
This birth brings Trainor closer to her expressed desire of having daughters to complete her brood. In a 2024 interview, she confessed to hoping for two girls, making Mikey Moon a significant step toward that vision. The timing coincides with the upcoming release of her seventh album, Toy With Me, set to drop in the coming weeks.
Reflecting on motherhood's impact, Trainor has often spoken about how becoming a parent transformed her life positively. She authored the parenting book Dear Future Mama and stated last year: When I became a mom, my career had a whole new life. Her journey from self-doubt to thriving artist and mother underscores her personal growth.
Looking Ahead to Tour and Family Time
With the new arrival, Trainor plans to cherish family time before embarking on her Get In Girl tour, scheduled to start in June in Clarkston, Michigan. The singer's openness about her surrogacy experience highlights a growing trend among celebrities choosing alternative paths to parenthood, while celebrating the joy of expanding their families safely and lovingly.
