Surrogacy is often presented as an act of generosity. Its not. @LiveActionFilms
Surrogacy is often presented as an act of generosity. Its not.  @LiveActionFilms
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Surrogacy is often presented as the ultimate act of generosity.
A woman helping another family have the child they've always dreamed of.
But was it always destined to become a multi-billion-dollar industry? And what happens when babies, pregnancy, and motherhood become things that can be bought and sold?
Let's talk about it.

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Surrogacy is often presented as an act of generosity. It's not.

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