Erin Andrews reveals that her surrogate mother has experienced a miscarriage with baby No. 2

Erin Andrews’ replacement has experienced a miscarriage.

The 47 -year -old Sportscaster shared the devastating news during an episode of her podcast. So calm down with Erin and CharissaOn Thursday, May 22, Andrews, who has already been the mother of the 2-year-old son Mack with husband Jarret Stoll, is that her replacement was pregnant with the couple’s second baby and adds that she had not yet shared the news publicly.

Andrews says she didn’t want to do the podcast at first after getting the sad news that day, but then decided that it was a safe space to share her truth.

“Today we have some real SH messages that had born our replacement errors. So I have already dealt with it, but things were going really, very well. And their little heartbeat and their numbers were really good-so I even told you a few weeks ago that we had so good news,” says Andrews.

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“But Ryan, you did such a bright job with this podcast today. I tried to pay attention, I just torn down all the time and tried to concentrate,” says Andrews about her podcast producer Ryan Musick. “But I am also really good at suppressing and working my feelings, really helps me.”

Andrews says one of the greatest challenges she had to face, be it to deal with all the ups and downs of surrogacy.

“I sat here about Taylor Swift’s song: ‘I can do it with a broken heart.’ I am really good at doing this with a broken heart, “admits Andrews, who continues that Musick told her that you could push back the podcast taping if she didn’t.

“But I think I made a promise that, when I was really open, I was how SH-independent was and our journey with two surrogacy because we lost … We had a loss with our first replacement and luckily with our second, we had Mack that I would only be honest with people,” says Andrews.

The Sportcaster continues that people often have “no idea” what others have to do with.

“But as I said, when I first dealt with all these infertility problems and loss, I just wanted to let others know that we have to do with them and I understand it. And I will do it again,” says Andrews. “This is really very shit, but so many people have to do with it. If you feel alone and feel like a failure, I do it too. But you are not the only one.”

Andrews says that it is important for them to be honest about their experiences, because people often find out about their success with the in -vitro fertilization (IVF) and not about their failure.

“I just wanted to be open with people and say: ‘This is shit.’ And today it really realizes that I have my little boy, and today he threw a fitige royal with us.

“We will be good. I said to Jarret today … that’s the most difficult part,” Andrews admits. “But I just didn’t want to be here in the loss of loss.”

After Andrew’s support from her producer in Air, he thanks him that he was so courteous.

“Sometimes it is easier to make the work tool than the real stuff,” says Andrews. “You are welcome to wear a mask and only talk about the man’s flu. And then you have to go home and deal with it.”