McKenna West Seeks Texas Court Order to Protect Baby Gabriel’s Care

Surrogate McKenna West has petitioned a Texas judge for an injunction that would bar Baby Gabriel’s biological parents from interfering with her care. Court filings released by TMZ show West’s legal team arguing that the parents’ involvement could jeopardize the child’s well‑being.

Background of the Surrogacy Arrangement

McKenna West entered into a surrogacy agreement with Nausheen Gilkar and Omar, the biological parents of Baby Gabriel. The arrangement, which began in early 2025, was intended to provide a loving home for the newborn while the parents pursued their own family planning goals.

Legal Grounds for the Injunction

West’s motion cites concerns that the parents’ presence could disrupt the established caregiving routine and potentially expose the child to instability. The court documents detail West’s request for a temporary restraining order, pending a full hearing on the matter.

Potential Impact on the Child’s Welfare

Advocates for the child’s best interests argue that a consistent, stable environment is crucial for early development. West’s legal team maintains that the injunction would safeguard the child’s emotional and physical health by limiting external interference.

Next Steps in the Legal Process

The Texas court is scheduled to review the injunction request on September 12. Both parties will present evidence and arguments, after which the judge will decide whether to grant the temporary order and set a timeline for a final ruling.

For more details, read the full TMZ coverage here.

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