A 66-year-old German woman, Alexandra Hildebrandt, has given birth to her tenth child without using fertility treatments. Despite her age and past multiple C-sections, her healthy lifestyle and ...

A 66-year-old woman in Germany gave birth to her 10th child on March 19. Alexandra Hildebrandt, the mother, tells TODAY.com that she did not use fertility drugs, and had no difficulty conceiving.

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