Robyn recently opened up about going through a difficult in vitro fertilization () journey as a single mother in her 40s.
She discussed her decision to pursue parenthood without a partner as well as how society views single mothers and the 'hardcore' IVF process she went through alone.
In an interview with The Guardian published on Friday, she got candid going through a breakup in 2020 and then choosing to undergo IVF by herself.
The Swedish pop star, 46, also said that though she recognizes IVF is a 'privilege,' it was 'definitely a challenge, physically and psychologically,' for her.
She said she found the IVF process to be 'pretty hardcore' and said she was unsure initially 'if it was going to work' as she was beginning the process in her early 40s.
Robyn, who welcomed her son Tyko in July 2023, also admitted that being a single parent can be 'very, very taxing.'
Robyn recently opened up about the 'hardcore' in vitro fertilization (IVF) journey she underwent by herself in her early 40s; pictured in January
In a new interview, Robyn, who welcomed her son Tyko in July 2023, discussed her decision to pursue parenthood without a partner as well as how society views single mothers
In her candid interview, she recalled how she previously froze her eggs at age 34.
Before she made the decision to start IVF in her 40s, Robyn recalled grappling with 'extremely existential' feelings as she had imagined herself having and raising a child with a partner.
She said it was 'definitely a challenge, physically and psychologically' and she did multiple rounds before she welcomed her son; pictured in February
She also candidly shared how she came to the decision to do it alone after a breakup in 2020; pictured in April 2019
'I was older. I didn't know if it was going to work. I did a few rounds,' she said.
