Today on The Girl to Find Show, we are talking about Syrigacy, a $14 billion industry that is

profiting off the womb rental of impoverished women around the world. And you may have seen this

with celebrities like Chloe Kardashian, Paris Hilton, and others who have popularized Syrigacy

by portraying it as an empowering option for women. But as we're going to unpack today,

there is a dark side to this industry. It is known as the big Syrigacy industry,

and it's fueled by money, desperation, and personal desire. And as we peek behind the scenes,

we will also see that it is very dehumanizing to women and babies, and it's leading to so many

unethical situations. But you might be wondering, what about genuine women who are struggling

with infertility who need this option? And you guys, I've fallen to that camp as someone who

has been offered and recommended Syrigacy as an option, as a solution to my infertility. I'm

going to ask Erica about that. Is there a way to pursue this ethically? We're going to talk about

all of that with my guest, Erica Anderson, right now on the Girl to Find Show.

Erica, thank you for being here today.

Thank you, Kristen. I'm so excited to be here after seeing you guys like just pop up everywhere

in my feed. So I was so excited when I got your message to come on the show.

Girl, this is going to be such a good conversation. Let's just jump right in. Please help me and

everyone else understand what exactly is Syrigacy. We hear this word. We're seeing it in the news.

You know, we're seeing it in the lives of celebrities. I think for most of us, it's not impacting

us on a personal level, like something we are considering as an option. I know for some people

at might, like I said, I struggle with infertility. So it has been something that's popped up in my

life, but just give us a quick breakdown right here off the bat. What exactly is Syrigacy?

So there's a couple of different ways that people can do Syrigacy. So I think one of the most

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