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Chantel Brink
Chantel Brink
February 18, 2024 ·  4 min read

Mom Revealed She Loves Being Pregnant So Much That She Is Now Leasing Out Her Womb For $40K

A mother from Atlanta has openly shared her deep enjoyment of pregnancy. To the extent that she is currently offering her womb for lease to aspiring parents as a surrogate mother. Charging a substantial fee of $40,000. Yessenia Latorre, aged 26, has given birth to a total of three babies thus far. Two of whom are her biological children, and one as a surrogate for another couple.

While Latorre envisions expanding her own family when the time is right, she is presently making her womb available for rent to assist those who are facing difficulties with conception. Expressing her enthusiasm for the role, Latorre stated, “I have definite plans to act as a surrogate once again in the near future. I am eagerly looking forward to this experience once more,” as conveyed to NeedtoKnow.co.uk.

She’s even sharing her journey to be a surrogate mother on TikTok

Latorre has actively documented her journey on TikTok, where she has amassed a following of 222,700 individuals. Her online presence has transformed her into a valuable resource for aspiring parents who are exploring the possibility of utilizing a surrogate.

Numerous women have reached out to Latorre. Seeking guidance on becoming surrogates themselves. While more than 100 families have contacted her with the aspiration that she can help turn their dreams of starting a family into reality.

Some questioned the huge fee she imposed as a surrogate mother, but Latorre was ready to answer honestly

Regarding the substantial fee of $40,000 to be a surrogate mother, Latorre expresses a desire for people to recognize that the primary motivation for most surrogates is not financial. She views monetary compensation as an additional aspect that complements the immeasurable impact of positively transforming a family’s life.

I hold the belief that family holds immense importance, and I take great pride in my contributions,” she affirmed. Latorre welcomed her first child, Tyson, into the world in 2017. An event that ignited an enduring fondness for the pregnancy experience.

She elaborated, “Every aspect of pregnancy resonates with me deeply. From the joy of nurturing a baby bump to attending medical appointments and feeling the gentle kicks of the baby. I relish it all. After the birth of my son, while content with my own family, a yearning to experience pregnancy once more always lingered within me.

Surrogate mother, Latorre has to explain herself often to those who dont understand why she does it
Image Credit: @mamayessenia TikTok

In 2018, Latorre became pregnant again but sadly endured a miscarriage at the five-week mark

This painful episode served as a poignant catalyst. Inspiring her to embark on a journey as a surrogate mother for individuals who face challenges in conceiving and carrying children of their own. “My decision to become a surrogate was heavily influenced by my heartbreaking miscarriage experience,” Latorre revealed candidly.

“The aftermath of that event deeply impacted me and altered the course of my life; I felt utterly isolated. Amidst my feelings of despair, I also held a sense of gratitude for having the privilege of being a mother to one child. Recognizing that so many individuals face challenges in conception.

Read: This surrogate has given birth to 7 babies, and she has no plans to stop.

In October of 2019, Latorre welcomed her second son, Trey Junior, into the world. Yet, her desire to embrace the sensation of pregnancy remained strong. “Upon concluding my breastfeeding journey with my son, I was immediately eager to extend assistance to another family,” she recounted.

My intention was rooted in a desire to contribute and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. It was important to me to collaborate with a family open to establishing a relationship with me and allowing me the chance to share in the child’s future moments. A factor of utmost significance. Furthermore, I aspired to support a mother who faced challenges in conceiving.”

Latorre pursued her aspirations by enlisting the services of a surrogacy agency

This agency expertly matched her with families whose aspirations aligned with her own. Propelling her to embark on her inaugural surrogacy journey in October 2021. To prepare for the journey as a surrogate mother, Latorre detailed undergoing a comprehensive process. Including a psychological evaluation, a thorough medical assessment, a series of ultrasounds, blood tests, and a month-long regimen of medications preceding the embryo transfer.

Reflecting on her experience, Latorre expressed a profound sense of support throughout the entire endeavor. “The overwhelming encouragement and recognition I received were truly heartwarming,” she remarked. Beyond the financial compensations encompassing medication costs, embryo transfer expenses, and allowances for maternity attire, Latorre achieved a total compensation of $40,000 as a first-time surrogate.

In the realm of surrogacy, prospective parents typically allocate sums ranging from $100,000 to $200,000 to cover the comprehensive surrogacy process. Ultimately, in February of 2023, Latorre joyfully welcomed a healthy baby boy into the world. Sharing, “Facilitating the gift of a family’s child didn’t prove challenging for me. The happiness I felt in making this dream come true was overwhelming.” She went on to share, “I am elated to know that I will have the opportunity to witness his growth in the years to come. His mother regularly sends me pictures, an act that brings me immense joy.”

Surrogacy is nothing new

Sources

  1. I love being pregnant so much, I’m renting out my womb for $40K.” NY Post. Sophie Gardiner. August 1, 2023.
  2. Mum who’s ‘done having kids’ becomes surrogate because she ‘loves being pregnant’.” Wales Online. Ben Barry and Steven Smith. July 25, 2023.
  3. TikTok. Yessenia