India (Commonwealth Union)_ Southstar Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan announced the birth of their twin sons last week. The celebrity couple tied the knot in June of this year, and the couple welcomed their twin sons via surrogacy on October 9. In the midst of well-wishes and enthusiasm, the couple is suddenly embroiled in a scandal. Although Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan have not made an official announcement, there are rumors that the babies were produced via surrogacy.
In the meantime, the pair announced the good news on social media. They wrote: “Nayan & Me have become Amma & Appa. We are blessed with Twin Baby Boys All Our prayers, our ancestors’ blessings combined wit all the good manifestations made, have come 2gethr in the form Of 2 blessed babies for us Need all ur blessings for our Uyir & Ulagam Life looks brighter & more beautiful God is double great.”
The Tamil Nadu government has said that an investigation would be conducted into the incident following doubts about whether the couple obeyed Indian surrogacy rules. Ma Subramanian, Health Minister of Tamil Nadu, stated that the topic of surrogacy is still up for debate. According to the law, a woman between the ages of 21 and 36 can donate an ovum with the consent of her parents or spouse.
In India, commercial surrogacy is prohibited. In addition, there are certain requirements for couples and surrogate mothers who choose surrogacy. Among the couple, the man must be between the ages of 26 and 55 and the woman between the ages of 25 and 50. The couple must be Indian citizens, have been married for at least five years, and have no biological, adopted, or surrogate babies.
After the birth of Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan’s twin kids, it was questioned if the couple had followed the correct protocol, which demands a couple to be married for five years prior to choosing surrogacy. Ma Subramanian stated that an inquiry will be made through the Director of Medical Service as to whether the surrogacy guidelines were adhered to properly.
