Erin Andrews Reveals Surrogate Suffered Miscarriage

The 47-year-old sportscaster — who shares 2-year-old son Mack with husband Jarret Stoll — revealed the heartbreaking replace on the newest episode of her Calm Down with Erin and Charissa podcast. Andrews and Stoll additionally welcomed Mack by way of surrogate, in July 2023.

“We obtained some actual s–t information at the moment that our surrogate had miscarried. So I’ve handled this earlier than, however issues have been going actually, rather well,” she shared on the episode. “And her little heartbeat and her numbers have been actually good — a lot so I even instructed you guys a pair weeks in the past as a result of we thought we had such excellent news.”

She defined that that thought-about not recording the podcast after studying the information and credited their producer for working together with her, as she admitted she had been “attempting actually laborious to concentrate” and was “tearing up the entire time and attempting to remain targeted.”

“However I am additionally actually actually good at suppressing my emotions and work actually helps me with that,” she continued, telling listeners she was pondering rather a lot about Taylor Swift’s tune, “I Can Do It with a Damaged Coronary heart.”

“I am actually good at doing this s–t with a damaged coronary heart,” stated Andrews, opening up about why she was being so candid. “I feel I kinda made a promise to myself that once I was actually open with how s–tty infertility has been and our journey with two surrogates, as a result of we did lose … we had loss with our first surrogate after which fortunately with our second one, we had Mack, that I used to be simply going to be trustworthy with folks.”

“I simply wished to let different folks know that we’re coping with them that I get it and I perceive,” she stated of these experiencing infertility points and loss. “And I am going to try this once more.”

“This actually, actually sucks however so many individuals are coping with it so if you happen to really feel alone and you are feeling like a failure, I do too. However you are not the one one,” she added. “I simply wished to be open with folks and be like, ‘This sucks.’ And at the moment, this actually does.”

She then stated the loss made her understand that when her son “was throwing a match royale with us” earlier that day, “it is like, what? It does not matter.”