The first baby conceived through the Tunku Azizah Fertility Foundation's (TAFF) IVF programme, launched approximately 20 years ago, has passed away. The news was announced by Tunku Azizah herself, expressing her deep sorrow over the loss. TAFF was established to assist couples struggling with infertility, providing access to IVF treatments. The foundation’s initiative has helped numerous couples achieve parenthood over the past two decades. Details surrounding the baby’s death have not been released. This loss marks a poignant moment for the royal family and the foundation, highlighting both the joys and inherent fragility of life facilitated by assisted reproductive technologies. The passing is a deeply personal loss for Tunku Azizah, who championed the program’s creation.