66-Year-Old German Woman Gives Birth to 10th Child, Claims Natural Conception

Alexandra Hildebrandt, a Berlin museum director, delivered a healthy baby boy and asserts no IVF or fertility drugs were involved, sparking medical skepticism.

Alexandra Hildebrandt, 66, gave birth to her 10th child, Philipp, on March 19, 2025, via cesarean section at Charité Hospital in Berlin.
Hildebrandt claims she conceived naturally without the use of in vitro fertilization or fertility drugs, a claim met with skepticism by medical experts due to her age.
Her obstetrician described the pregnancy as 'largely uncomplicated,' despite elevated risks from her age and history of eight prior cesarean deliveries.
Hildebrandt attributes her ability to carry the pregnancy to her healthy lifestyle, emphasizing regular exercise, a balanced diet, and abstaining from smoking and drinking.
The story has reignited discussions on late-age pregnancies, the biological limits of natural conception, and the importance of transparency in reproductive health practices.