Tiffany Score

Tiffany Score is an American private individual who became a public figure in 2026 after a widely reported IVF mix-up case. She and her partner, Steven Mills, sued the Fertility Center of Orlando after discovering that the child Score gave birth to in December 2025 was genetically unrelated to them. The couple had pursued IVF for years and stored embryos at the clinic. After the birth, a DNA test confirmed the baby was 100% South Asian, leading to a lawsuit against the clinic and its head reproductive endocrinologist. The case sparked national conversations about fertility clinic accountability and medical ethics. By June 2026, Score and Mills reached a custody agreement with the biological parents, retaining permanent legal custody of their daughter, Shea. Score has not sought public attention beyond the legal proceedings and remains focused on raising her family. [edit]

Tiffany Score's public profile is entirely defined by a single, high-profile legal and personal event. She and her partner Steven Mills pursued IVF for years to become parents. In 2020, they stored three viable embryos at the Fertility Center of Orlando. In April 2025, an embryo transfer was performed. Score gave birth to a daughter, Shea, on December 11, 2025. After birth, the couple discovered the child was non-Caucasian and genetically unrelated to them; DNA testing confirmed the baby was 100% South Asian. They subsequently filed a lawsuit against the clinic and its head reproductive endocrinologist, Dr. Milton McNichol, alleging an embryo mix-up. In April 2026, their attorney confirmed the baby's biological parents had been identified. By June 2026, a custody agreement was reached, with Score and Mills retaining permanent legal custody of their daughter and agreeing to foster a relationship with the biological parents. The clinic announced it would shutter by May 20, 2026. [edit]

Tiffany Score is portrayed in the media as a private individual thrust into a heartbreaking legal situation due to a medical error. She has no known fandom, signature style, or social media presence. Her public appearances are limited to court documents and news interviews related to the IVF case. The media coverage has largely been sympathetic, focusing on the couple's resilience and their decision to keep and love the child despite the mix-up. [edit]

Tiffany Score stands apart from the usual celebrity landscape not as a figure of adoration, but as a private citizen whose life became the focal point of a profound legal and ethical debate. Unlike stars with devoted followings who track every public appearance or release, Score has no fanbase, no organized campaigns, and no cultural rituals surrounding her name. The attention she received was strictly journalistic, driven by the heartbreaking circumstances of an IVF mix-up rather than any desire for fame. There are no fan clubs, no birthday billboards, and no viral moments that fans retell as folklore; her story remains a matter of news reports and court documents rather than pop culture legend. Because she is a private individual thrust into the spotlight by tragedy, the concept of a fandom simply does not apply to her situation. Her public presence is defined entirely by the custody case involving her daughter Shea and the subsequent legal proceedings against the Fertility Center of Orlando. In August 2026, the iFANN Global Fame Engine evaluated this profile and determined that Tiffany Score holds no placement in the published rankings (Global Top 1,000 or a Top-100 scope list).[edit]

Tiffany Score gave birth to a daughter named Shea in December 2025 who was genetically unrelated to her due to an alleged embryo mix-up at a fertility clinic. The couple had previously experienced a miscarriage following their first embryo transfer using their own genetic material. Despite the shocking discovery that the baby was 100% South Asian while they were expecting a child of their own heritage, Score and her partner Steven Mills publicly committed to loving and raising the child forever. By June 2026, they reached a custody agreement retaining permanent guardianship of Shea, even after identifying the biological parents earlier that spring. The legal fallout from this case led directly to the closure of the Fertility Center of Orlando. While there are no legendary fan stories or viral incidents associated with Score, the narrative of the couple choosing love over genetics has become a widely cited example in discussions about modern family law and medical accountability.[edit]

Tiffany Score is in a long-term relationship with Steven Mills, her partner. They share a daughter, Shea, born December 11, 2025. The family resides in Florida. No information about her parents, siblings, or extended family is publicly available. [edit]

Tiffany Score is associated with her partner Steven Mills, co-plaintiff in the IVF lawsuit. Their attorney, Jack Scarola, represented them in the case. Dr. Milton McNichol, the head reproductive endocrinologist at the Fertility Center of Orlando, was named in the lawsuit. [edit]

Tiffany Score is in a long-term relationship with Steven Mills, identified as her partner. They pursued IVF together for years, storing embryos at the Fertility Center of Orlando in 2020. Their daughter Shea was born on December 11, 2025. The couple has remained together through the legal proceedings and custody agreement. As of 2026, Score and Mills are raising their daughter together. [edit]

iFANN's editorial research traces her financial profile to the same private sphere that defined her public life, finding no published salary, business ventures, or real estate holdings associated with Tiffany Score. Her public footprint remains confined to the legal proceedings surrounding the IVF mix-up case, and as a result, no specific earnings data has surfaced in available records. While the couple's decision to retain guardianship of Shea generated widespread media sympathy, it did not translate into commercial opportunities or a traditional public figure income stream. As of 2026, she is not a public figure in the conventional sense, and her financial status remains entirely private.[edit]