Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell. A Thoughtful Choice to Become Parents Through Surrogacy
- ACRC Global

- 4 days ago
- 3 min read

Lily Collins and her husband, filmmaker Charlie McDowell, recently made headlines after announcing the birth of their first child through surrogacy in the United States. Their decision, shared openly with the public, reflects a growing trend among modern families who turn to a fully regulated and medically supervised surrogacy journey. By speaking about it publicly, they help shed light on a process that is already well established and carefully monitored from a medical, ethical, and legal standpoint.
A Structured and Safe Surrogacy Process in the United States
Gestational surrogacy, as practiced in several U.S. states, is supported by a robust and highly regulated framework. Intended Parents benefit from the expertise of a complete team of specialists. This includes detailed clinical monitoring, psychological evaluations, legal guidance, and medical protocols strengthened by decades of experience in reproductive medicine.
For many Intended Parents, this model represents one of the safest and most transparent pathways to parenthood when natural conception or other medical options are not possible. When public figures like Lily Collins share their stories, they help normalize a reality already well recognized in the U.S. In states where surrogacy is legally permitted, the protections for all parties are clear, transparent, and firmly enforced.
Why More Families Are Choosing Surrogacy
There is no single path to parenthood. Some families grow after years of medical treatments, others through adoption, and others through the support of a Surrogate. Each journey is unique and requires a compassionate, structured, and supportive environment.
Families turn to surrogacy for many reasons. Some women cannot safely carry a pregnancy for medical reasons. LGBTQIA+ couples also find in this pathway a clear and secure option to build their families. Other Intended Parents seek the stability, clarity, and legal protection that the U.S. surrogacy framework provides, along with expert guidance from beginning to end.

ACRC Global. International Expertise for Intended Parents Worldwide
At ACRC Global, we guide international Intended Parents through a transparent, ethical, and fully secure surrogacy journey. Our partnerships include highly reputable fertility clinics, certified Donors, reproductive specialists, and multidisciplinary teams trained specifically in gestational surrogacy.
Our programs include access to trusted partner clinics, vetted and certified Donors, precise medical coordination, complete logistical support, and legal guidance tailored to the Intended Parent’s country of origin. Every step is designed to offer a clear, reassuring, and stress free experience.
Our mission is simple. To help future parents focus on what truly matters. Welcoming their child in a safe, caring, and supportive environment.
A Process Built on Trust, Transparency, and Ethics
We believe every parenthood journey deserves respect and compassionate support. When surrogacy is carried out within a regulated and ethical environment, it becomes a modern and legitimate option for families around the world. It relies on committed professionals, clear legal structures, and constant communication between all parties involved.
The story of Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell is a reminder that there is no single definition of family building. There is, instead, a wide range of possibilities. Surrogacy is one of them, increasingly recognized for its reliability, safety, and structured framework.
Making Parenthood Accessible for Families Worldwide
At ACRC Global, we are proud to contribute to this movement of openness and trust. Our role is to guide Intended Parents through each stage, offer strong and compassionate support, and ensure a smooth and coherent experience tailored to their needs.
Building a family is a universal dream. With expert guidance and a regulated surrogacy program, that dream can become a reality.
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