Angie Kent Undergoes First Embryo Transfer Solo
The 36-year-old reality star and TV presenter shared her IVF milestone weeks after losing her father.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Pregnancy
Angie Kent underwent her first embryo transfer after pausing her solo parenting journey. Kent shared the news on Instagram, noting her embryos had arrived in Brisbane from Sydney two days before her father died on 30 April 2026.
Why it matters
Kent's decision to pursue IVF alone was described as intentional rather than a backup plan. She says she wants to show others facing similar choices that solo parenting through IVF is achievable.
The embryos were moved from Sydney to Brisbane on 28 April 2026, the same day her father's palliative care began. Kent restarted the IVF and embryo transfer process in September, and the outcome of the transfer has not yet been reported.
The players
Angie Kent
Angie Kent is a 36-year-old reality star and TV presenter known for her appearance in the series Big Miracles and her co-hosting role on Space Invaders.
The details
Kent's transfer day included meditation, acupuncture and a post-transfer meal of Macca's fries. She cried in the clinic and again in her car afterwards.
Timeline
December 2025: Kent decided to undergo IVF solo.
28 April 2026: Embryos moved from Sydney to Brisbane.
30 April 2026: Kent's father died.
September 2026: Kent restarted the IVF and embryo transfer process.
4 November 2026: Embryo transfer and publication of the news.
Health Landscape
Solo IVF has become a more visible path for Australians building families without a partner, with individuals such as Kent speaking openly about the process. Kent's account adds a personal perspective to a shift in how assisted reproduction is discussed publicly.
Individuals considering IVF on their own can expect a process that includes repeated appointments, transfer procedures and emotional support needs. Kent's account highlights that the process can be managed alone, though it requires planning around clinic timing and recovery.
The takeaway
Kent's experience shows that solo IVF can involve grief, planning and emotional strain alongside hope. Readers navigating fertility treatment can seek support from their clinic and from others who have pursued the same path.
Further reading
Explore more on Pregnancy and the choices people make when starting a family.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nine.
