It's just shocking, you know, I thought I would scream, like, 'Yay!'-now I'm screaming 'yay'-but it was just like, 'Wow, finally,' It was very emotional, it was just so exciting.
- Guiliana Rancic, upon learning that the surrogate was pregnant.
Giuliana and Bill Rancic’s fertility struggles are well documented. Fans of their reality show Giuliana and Bill watched them go through one miscarriage and several rounds of in vitro fertilization treatment before she was diagnosed and treated for breast cancer.
But in 2012, they took a different tactic—gestational surrogacy. Back when Giuliana was first diagnosed with cancer, the couple chose to freeze multiple embryos because her treatment prohibited her from becoming pregnant. One of the embryos was implanted in a surrogate, now due in the late summer of 2012.
What’s the difference between gestational and traditional surrogacy? Hit next!
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