In India today, the journey to parenthood is being transformed. The stories of more than 20 Indian celebrities who chose In‑Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and related assisted reproductive technologies (ART) are shining a spotlight on new possibilities. These high-profile journeys are not just celebrity gossip—they are powerful signals of hope, empowerment and change.
When icons share their fertility path, they help reduce stigma, educate about the range of options (including donor eggs, donor sperm, and surrogacy), and encourage action for couples and individuals who thought they might be alone.
Here we present an updated 2025 list of more than 20 Indian celebrities who opted for IVF (and often surrogacy/donor pathways) — along with what their journeys mean for you. Consider this your inspiration board, your confidence boost, and your doorway to taking smart, informed action.
Why Their Stories Matter
When well-known figures choose IVF, donation, or surrogacy and speak about it, several things happen:
- They normalise assisted reproduction in Indian society, so you don’t feel isolated or shame-bound.
- They inform you about realistic options beyond “try naturally forever” — including donor eggs/sperm, surrogacy, egg‐freezing and age-considerations.
- They empower you to move from hope to action: to book that fertility consult, explore donor networks, evaluate surrogacy, and craft your parenthood plan.
For a fertility journey that may feel uncertain, these celebrity cases show that technology, medicine and choice can work with you.
And when you’re working with a dedicated agency like IndianEggDonors.com, your pathway becomes clearer, supported and accessible.
The 20+ Indian Celebrity IVF Journeys (2025)
Here are the celebrities who have publicly embraced IVF / surrogacy / donor options — each story offering a point of inspiration and reflection. The order is alphabetical by first name.
- Priyanka Chopra Jonas & Nick Jonas
Treatment: IVF + surrogacy → welcomed daughter Malti Marie in January 2022. - Preity Zinta & Gene Goodenough
After many attempts, they used IVF + surrogacy and welcomed twins Jai and Gia in 2021. - Shilpa Shetty & Raj Kundra
First child natural, second child Samisha born via surrogacy/IVF in 2020. - Sunny Leone & Daniel Weber
Expanded their family via IVF + surrogacy: twin boys Asher and Noah after adopting a daughter. - Ekta Kapoor
After multiple unsuccessful cycles, she opted for surrogacy and donor‐egg journey and became mother to a son. - Farah Khan
At age 43 gave birth to triplets (two daughters, one son) via IVF in 2008, stepping forward as public advocate. - Karan Johar
Became a single father to twins Yash & Roohi via IVF/surrogacy in 2017, redefining modern parenthood. - Aamir Khan & Kiran Rao
Their son Azad Rao Khan was born via IVF + surrogacy in 2011; they have spoken about their fertility journey openly. - Tusshar Kapoor
One of India’s first single fathers via surrogacy + IVF; fathered son Laksshya in June 2016. - Nita Ambani & Mukesh Ambani
They welcomed twins Isha and Akash via IVF after 7 years of marriage; a high-profile endorsement of IVF in India. - Lisa Ray
Canadian‐Indian actress who welcomed twins via IVF in her mid-40s; a powerful story of late motherhood. - Rupali Ganguly & Ashwin Verma
Battled thyroid complications, used fertility support, and welcomed son Rudransh; shows the role of medical support & IVF. - Mahhi Vij
Went through multiple IVF cycles, her premature daughter stayed 100 + days in NICU—her story highlights the emotional side of IVF journeys. - Kashmera Shah
Underwent 14 failed IVF attempts before finally welcoming twin sons via surrogacy; a reminder that persistence and alternative paths matter. - Debina Bonnerjee
Faced a five-year journey of IUI and IVF before conceiving her daughters; her openness helps others feel less alone. - Payal Rohatgi
Despite multiple IVF attempts, she shared publicly her journey of accepting and redefining her motherhood path etc.
What This Means for You
These journeys show you several clear lessons:
- IVF is not just for “young couples” or only “last resort” scenarios. Many of these celebrities used IVF at later ages, or after failed natural / stuck cycles (e.g., Farah Khan at 43; Lisa Ray in her 40s).
- Donor eggs, donor sperm and surrogacy are viable, valid paths. High-profile figures like Ekta Kapoor, Preity Zinta, Karan Johar show that when conventional methods don’t work, alternative paths still lead to joyful outcomes.
- Single parenthood via IVF and surrogacy is real. Tusshar Kapoor, Karan Johar show you don’t need a traditional “husband & wife” framework to become a parent.
- Emotional and physical resilience matters. Kashmera Shah’s 14 failed cycles, Mahhi Vij’s long NICU stay show that while the path may be tough, the outcome can still be beautiful.
- Your own journey can be informed, supported, and collaborative. With the right agency, donor matches, legal support, your path becomes well-guided.
How IndianEggDonors.com Supports Your Journey
At IndianEggDonors.com we believe your parenthood journey should be clear, supported and empowered. Inspired by the celebrity stories above, here’s how we help you:
- Free consultation and fertility-review session – we review your medical/egg/sperm profile and map donor/surrogate pathways.
- Access to screened donor eggs/sperm & surrogates in India – leveraging India’s advanced fertility infrastructure.
- Legal and regulatory guidance – ensuring you understand the Indian framework around egg donation, surrogacy, citizenship, transport of embryos/babies.
- Emotional support, counselling and peer networks – because as the celebrity stories show, the journey is as much emotional as medical.
- Transparent cost & timeline planning – just like the high-profile journeys, yours becomes a planned, supported process.
FAQs: What Intended Parents Commonly Ask
Q: Does seeing celebrity IVF journeys mean I will succeed easily?
Ans : No. Success depends on age, egg quality, donor compatibility, clinic expertise. The celebrity stories show possibility, not guarantee. Use them for inspiration and talk medically.
Q : Do I need to use my own eggs/sperm?
Ans : Not necessarily. Many celebrities used donor eggs/sperm when indicated (e.g., Ekta Kapoor). At IndianEggDonors.com we can help you evaluate whether donor paths are appropriate.
Q: Is surrogacy only for couples who can’t carry?
Ans : It can be for couples who can’t carry, single parents, or those who want a shorter timeline. Celebrity paths like Karan Johar, Preity Zinta show it’s a valid method.
Q : What about international parents using India?
Ans : India offers world-class fertility clinics and donor/surrogate networks. If you’re considering cross-border parenthood, we walk you through legal, travel, citizenship implications.
Q : When should I act?
Ans : Sooner the better. Many celebrities delayed, which added complexity. Don’t wait. Schedule your consultation and decide proactively.
Final Thought
These 20+ celebrity stories are more than glamorous headlines—they are real evidence that parenthood can be built in many ways: via IVF, donor eggs, surrogacy, single parenthood. They show you a future where your family can be created on your terms, not constrained by outdated expectations.
On IndianEggDonors.com, our mission is to bring that same possibility to you — with clarity, medical excellence, emotional support and regulatory guidance. Your journey to parenthood deserves the same visibility, the same confidence, and the same support that global icons used.
Dr. Pooja Patel
Dr. Pooja Patel is a Chief Surrogacy Coordinator at Surrogacy4all. She has 10 years of experience in Anesthesiology and critical care medicine.
She received her medical degree from Seth GS Medical College and K.E.M Hospital in India. She then completed an internship. She finished her Anesthesia residency at Grant Govt Medical College and JJ Group of Hospitals in India.
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