Adam Frisby's fight for surrogacy law to change has been approved to be debated in Parliament, the Daily Mail can reveal.
The former In The Style founder, who welcomed six-month-old daughter Leven Rose with fiancé Jamie Corbett via surrogacy in America, has been campaigning for months for changes to Britain's surrogacy laws, which Adam describes as 'outdated' and 'unbelievable' in 2026.
Now, his petition is expected to be debated in Parliament in early September.
Adam told the Daily Mail: 'The fact our petition has now secured a debate in Parliament is something Jamie and I never imagined when we first shared our story. We simply wanted to make sure no other family had to go through what we did, so to see so many people get behind this campaign means more than we can put into words.
'No parent should have to spend months waiting to become their own child’s legal parent simply because of the way their child was born. We’re incredibly grateful to every single person who signed the petition, shared it or supported us along the way. You’ve helped get us to this moment.
