Overview
- Ball and Montana, who disclosed the news Sunday on Mother’s Day, confirmed their son was born in January and is named LaOne.
- I Am Fertility debuts as a platform and nonprofit that supports people navigating fertility and IVF through education, trusted resources, and a community of care.
- The HOPE Grant will award two recipients $5,000 each, with applications open from Mother’s Day through June 1.
- Ana Montana says her own IVF journey felt overwhelming and isolating, and that experience drove her to build a place where others can find guidance and support.
- The baby’s name drew swift online reaction, with some users initially mistaking the news for a parody post before coverage from People and other outlets confirmed it.