A Florida couple who sued a fertility clinic after giving birth to a baby who is not genetically related to either of them has announced they have identified the child's biological parents.

Tiffany Score and Steven Mills filed a lawsuit against the Fertility Center of Orlando following the birth of their child through in vitro fertilization (IVF). The couple discovered that due to what they characterize as an embryo mix-up at the clinic, the baby they delivered is not their biological child.

The case highlights ongoing concerns about quality control and safety protocols at fertility clinics across the United States. Embryo mix-ups, while rare, represent one of the most serious potential complications in assisted reproductive technology.

The couple's legal action against the Fertility Center of Orlando seeks to address what they claim was a failure in the clinic's handling of embryos during the IVF process. Such cases typically involve complex questions about parental rights, medical negligence, and the responsibilities of fertility treatment providers.

The identification of the biological parents represents a significant development in the case, though details about next steps regarding custody arrangements or additional legal proceedings have not been disclosed. The situation underscores the importance of rigorous tracking systems and quality assurance measures in fertility treatment facilities.