Meghan Trainor: Surrogacy Was Scary But Best for Family

Meghan Trainor discussed her recent decision to use a surrogate for her third child, born in January. She explained that health issues, including a potential autoimmune disease and doctor's advice regarding C-sections, led to the choice.

Trainor, 32, admitted to struggling with fear and jealousy during the surrogacy process but ultimately found it to be the safest option for her family. She and her husband, Daryl Sabara, 33, share sons Riley, 5, and Bruce, 2.

The singer praised the woman who carried their daughter, Mikey, describing her as "amazing" and a "champ." Trainor maintained regular contact with the surrogate throughout the pregnancy.

Despite the emotional challenges, Trainor stated that surrogacy was the best decision for her family, allowing her to be more present with her newborn and other children without the physical recovery of a C-section. She firmly supports surrogacy as a beautiful way to form a family.