California parents sue after getting another couple's embryo

LOS ANGELES — Two California couples gave commencement to each others’ babies aft a mix-up astatine a fertility session and spent months raising children that weren’t theirs.

That's according to a suit filed Monday successful Los Angeles.

Daphna Cardinale says she and her hubby had contiguous suspicions that the miss she gave commencement to successful 2019 wasn’t theirs due to the fact that the kid had a darker complexion than they do.

“I had nary thought astatine the clip that this top imaginable for joyousness would bring america specified enduring symptom and trauma,” Daphna said during a quality conference, according to The Sacramento Bee.

Daphna said a DNA trial confirmed their suspicions.

Eventually, the 2 couples would conscionable and agreed to swap the children.

Daphna says they program to enactment successful interaction and observe holidays together.

The suit accuses the successful vitro fertilization session and its proprietor of aesculapian malpractice, breach of contract, negligence and fraud.

The different parents progressive successful the mix-up privation to stay anonymous and program a akin lawsuit.

A session typical declined to comment.