Orlando, Florida – A Florida couple at the center of a highly publicized IVF mix-up have reached a heartfelt agreement with the baby’s biological parents, allowing them to remain the child’s permanent parents.

Tiffany Score and Steven Mills have confirmed the identity of the genetic parents of their 6-month-old daughter, Shea. According to court documents filed in Orange County on Friday, the two couples have “come to a mutually devised custody agreement.”

The agreement includes plans to “foster a relationship of friendship and trust” moving forward, the court papers state. Both families appear committed to what they describe as the best outcome for the baby girl.

The case gained national attention after it was revealed that the embryo implanted during the couple’s IVF treatment at the Fertility Center of Orlando belonged to another set of parents. Despite the emotional complexity, the two families have chosen cooperation over conflict.

Photos show the couple happily holding their daughter, highlighting the deep bond they have formed. The biological parents have also been involved in the resolution process.

This compassionate resolution brings a measure of closure to a situation that could have led to prolonged legal battles. The case has sparked broader conversations about oversight and safeguards in fertility treatments.

Both families are said to be focused on co-parenting and maintaining a positive relationship for the sake of little Shea.