Meghan Trainor Fights Back Tears After Birth Of Daughter Via 'Superwoman Surrogate'

Meghan Trainor is officially the proud mother of three children after welcoming her first daughter via surrogacy.

The singer was overcome with emotions following the birth of her latest bundle of joy, proudly showing off the newborn in a carousel of heartwarming images.

Meghan Trainor previously welcomed two sons with her husband, Daryl Sabara. The happy news of their third child's arrival comes days after the entertainer doubled down on her innocence in Ashley Tisdale's mean mom group drama.

Trainor shared the big news on Instagram, dropping seven images that captured her and her family reacting to the latest addition to their family. The first slide showed the "Lips Are Movin" hitmaker with tears welling up in her eyes as she cradled her newborn daughter.

The proud mom was shirtless in the image, holding the newborn close to her chest. She offered a small smile for the camera as she fought back tears and eventually managed to regain composure, as seen in the fourth slide, where she posed with Sabara.

The emotional uploads continued with the couple's two sons meeting their baby sister for the first time. They stared at the newborn lovingly, with another shot capturing the youngest of the pair, Barry, unable to break his gaze from his youngest sister.

Trainor revealed in the post's caption that her and Sabara's daughter, Mikey Moon Trainor, was born on January 18, 2026, thanks to their "incredible, superwoman surrogate." She also thanked the medical team, claiming they were very supportive.

"We had endless conversations with our doctors in this journey, and this was the safest way for us to be able to continue growing our family," Trainor explained. She added that the whole family was "over the moon in love" with the newborn, especially Riley and Barry.

"Riley and Barry have been so excited, they even got to choose her middle name," Trainor revealed. Her announcement received thousands of supportive comments from fans, although many were shocked that she had been expecting a child via surrogacy.

Trainor became a mom for the first time in February 2021 when she welcomed her first son, Riley, with Sabara. PEOPLE reported that they broke the news with heartwarming posts, but months later, the singer revealed the journey wasn't all roses.

According to Trainor, she needed to have a cesarean section because the baby was breech, and Riley later developed "breathing issues" after his birth. The newborn had to stay in the neonatal intensive care unit, but fortunately recovered and returned home with his family.

Trainor's second son, Barry, was born in July 2023, coincidentally on the anniversary of her first date with Sabara. Like his older brother, the boy was delivered through c-section, with the doting mom raving about the successful surgery in an Instagram post.

Days before announcing the birth of her third child, Trainor was trying to clear her name after fans suspected she was part of a mean mom group. The Blast covered the story, reporting that she had doubled down on her innocence following more allegations.

Trainor refuted the claims in a TikTok post, lip-syncing to a popular sound from season 5 of "Stranger Things." The audio said, "Come on, you have to believe me! Please, you have to believe me, you have to believe me," with Trainor making exaggerated movements.

In her first denial post, Trainor shared a video of herself finding out about the news on her computer. However, she used her latest song, "Still Don't Care," as the audio, sparking speculations that she was the "leader of the mean moms group."

The mean mom group drama began after Ashley Tisdale penned a scathing essay about people she thought were her friends. She alleged the group began excluding and isolating her until she got tired of the toxicity and left.

Although Tisdale did not mention any names, many speculated that the parties involved were Trainor, Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, and designer Samii Ryan. Months before the allegations dropped, Trainor was facing adverse reactions to her weight loss transformation.

The Blast shared that she called out critics in November 2025, confessing on "The Jennifer Hudson Show" that the mean comments had significantly affected her. Trainor explained that she was heartbroken and confused by the hate, wondering why people shamed her for becoming a healthier version of herself.