Alexandra Hildebrandt, the director of the private Checkpoint Charlie museum in Berlin, has given birth to her tenth child at the age of 66.
Her newborn son was born by cesarean section at the Virchow Clinic of the renowned Charité hospital in Berlin.
The baby was born last Wednesday and Hildebrandt praised the hospital staff for their excellent care during the birth. This is the eighth child she has given birth to by cesarean section, and she has 10 children in total, including twins.
In an interview with the newspaper "Bild", Hildebrandt explained that she gave birth to children after the age of 53 and that she did not use any kind of reproductive technology. She emphasized that she eats healthily, does regular physical activity, and does not smoke, drink alcohol, or use contraceptives.
Hildebrandt, who has two grown children, also spoke about the importance of having a large family, encouraging people to consider having more children. "I think it's very important to have children and a large family," she said. (A2 Televizion)
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