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Savannah Guthrie

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The Todayco-host opened up about a past miscarriage in the April 2022 embrace story for Good Houskeeping, revealing she likewise went through two rounds of in vitro fertilization afterwards she and her husband, Michael Feldman, welcomed their daughter Vale.

"I stopped even letting myself promise or believe I could [get meaning], considering the years were getting on," she told the outlet. "It wasn't that I thought it was impossible; I just thought it wasn't likely."

"I didn't want to get my hopes upwardly," Guthrie continued. "I merely tried to tell myself that it would be OK if it didn't happen: Maybe it'southward not meant for me, and that's OK because I've already been blessed so much in my life. I'chiliad not entitled to have a infant too. Looking back, that mindset was probably a self-defense mechanism."

Guthrie later welcomed their second child together, son Charles "Charley" Max, in 2022 via IVF.

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Debbie Matenopoulos

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On the Feb. 15, 2022, episode of the Allison Interviewspodcast, the formerViewco-host revealed that she secretly suffered nine miscarriages while working on Hallmark'south Home & Family show.

"I was pregnant for, like, v years straight and no i knew except my stylist that I was pregnant. I would lose them, always. The first three were really difficult, and and then after that I got to a indicate where I was like, 'Is this a joke? Actually?!' " she recalled.

"My eye was broken and then many times that I got to a point where I said, 'Okay, this is what the universe and what God wants, and this is just how information technology is supposed to exist,' " added Matenopoulos, who welcomed her daughter Alexandra in October 2014.

"And then I merely stopped trying. I stopped trying because I simply felt then defeated, and God, I love babies. When I look at little babies my ovaries injure," she shared.

The Ikaria Beauty founder said she would withal "dear to exist able to give my daughter a sister, possibly even [through] adoption."

"That is non out of the question, just going through that again … I have a soft spot for anyone else who'due south ever had a miscarriage," she said.

Jill Duggar

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The Counting On alum shared an emotional video on YouTube and Instagram in Oct 2021, revealing that she and husband Derick Dillard had suffered a miscarriage soon afterward learning they were significant with their tertiary kid.

In the video, the couple await the results of a pregnancy test, and after seeing that information technology's positive, they eagerly share the news with their sons Israel David and Samuel Scott.

"Nosotros recently found out that nosotros were expecting our third baby," the couple wrote in a statement aslope the video on their website. "We were all thrilled! It was fun to see and so much joy in the boys' faces as we shared the news with them."

"However, a few days afterwards nosotros started miscarrying," the statement continued. "Even though it was too early to tell the baby's gender, we picked a name that we experience encompasses our baby'due south significance and the life we will e'er remember: River Elation Dillard."

"Our babe doesn't go to live here with us on earth, but is forever with the source of the river of life, in the presence of the Lord!" they said. "And we chose Elation for a heart name considering our infant is living in perfect bliss with the Lord and was such a gift that brought immense joy and happiness to the states fifty-fifty though only with us here on world for a short time."

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Whitney Port

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In early 2021, Port opened up in a heartbreaking Instagram mail most experiencing a 2d loss.

"Timmy and I weren't certain if we still wanted to put this out there. I wasn't certain I wanted to relive the pain. Yet, this fourth dimension around, I felt differently almost the situation," Port wrote. "Last time, I don't retrieve I was ready to have another child, and I had different feelings about the miscarriage. This fourth dimension, I really connected. I was really excited and enjoying the pregnancy. I envisioned information technology all."

"I'1000 sad but I'thousand ok and we volition try again," Port — mom to four-year-old Sonny — connected. "I too have so much sadness in my middle for anyone that has to get through this or has gone through this. I know though that our customs will share, band together and support- crusade yous always do."

She miscarried again in Nov 2021, sharing the deplorable news immediately with her podcast listeners.

"I was feeling all these feelings that I didn't really know where to put them and I didn't know who to tell them to. I didn't feel like I wanted to dump them onto [my hubby] Timmy and didn't experience a need for a therapy session," she later shared on PEOPLE'south Me Condign Mom podcast. "I didn't want to burden it with my mom or sisters or whatever."

"I just had clarity nigh how I felt and I wanted to share that. I thought that it'due south such a moment where information technology'south and so raw for people, I really wanted to catch that considering I felt similar so much of what nosotros run into out there is produced," she continues. "So I just recorded it on my phone, just pacing effectually my room. I just feel similar the more than I share, the easier it is for me to release."

Jeannie Mai

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The Real cohost announced her pregnancy news in September 2021, revealing that information technology came afterward she had suffered a miscarriage.

Mai, who recently welcomed her first baby with musician husband Jeezy, shared the news on The Real talk show also every bit in an interview withWomen'south Health.

She explained that she previously constitute out she was pregnant a calendar month before her March wedding to Jeezy, later months of trying for a baby. They before long found out they'd lost the baby.

"I wondered if I was being punished. I wondered if I'd jinxed myself or cursed myself. My entire life, I never wanted children. When I say never, I'm talking a hard-cease never," she shared, calculation, "Falling in love with Jeezy made me run into life differently for myself. Our dear is honest, pure and safe … something I hadn't felt as a child."

Nabela Noor

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The self-love abet and author opened up in June 2022 about suffering a miscarriage after finding out she was expecting for the first time with husband Seth Martin. The pair had been trying to conceive for more than six years.

In an emotional video, the Bangladeshi-American activist explained, "There was a curt, short, short window of time where I got to live this little fairytale where I was significant," calculation. "It was the best week of my life."

In September 2021, Noor revealed the happy news that the pair was expecting once over again.

"This is our rainbow baby after our very public, devastating miscarriage," she told PEOPLE exclusively. "This miracle pregnancy came simply a little over two weeks ... later our miscarriage as a consummate and total surprise and phenomenon. Our rainbow baby came to us when nosotros were in the middle of our deepest storm and completely took united states by surprise."

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Tori Roloff

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The Little People, Big World star revealed in March 2022 that she and husband Zack had suffered a miscarriage. The pair are already parents to son Jackson and daughter Lilah.

"We were so excited when we found out we were expecting baby #three, and we couldn't wait to share. Nosotros went in for our first ultrasound at eight weeks and constitute out that we lost our sweet baby ii weeks earlier," she announced on Instagram.

"I've honestly never felt loss like I did in that moment," she connected. "I've never felt so sad, angry, and scared in a single moment. I had no symptoms of losing [our] sweetness angel baby and nothing could have prepared me for hearing our sweetness babe was gone."

In November 2021, their news was happier: they are expecting in one case again.

Amanda Knox

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On her independent podcast Labyrinths, Knox revealed that she suffered a miscarriage at six weeks. She and husband Christopher Robinson "got pregnant very fast" in one case they began trying, and quickly started preparing a room for their footling one'south inflow. They learned at a doctor'due south visit that there was no heartbeat.

"I did feel incredibly disappointed that that was the story of my showtime-always pregnancy. ... I thought, similar, I knew exactly what I want to do with my offset pregnancy, and to accept it not come to fruition not through option felt like a betrayal," said Knox.

Getting emotional at the end of the episode, Knox added, "I don't know who that baby was. I don't know if I'll e'er know. It's a weird thought."

In August 2021, Knox announced on her podcast that the pair is expecting once again. Daughter Eureka arrived in October.

Michelle Co-operative

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The "Exhale" singer opened upward most experiencing her showtime miscarriage amid a especially turbulent month and yr. "Just when we were rounding third and heading home (A baseball metaphor?! I know.) 2022 was like, 'nah, I ain't done however,' " Brach wrote on Instagram on December. 26 of that twelvemonth.

"Dec decided to really finish united states of america off with a bang! No, literally. A bomb went off in downtown Nashville yesterday. And to further twist a dagger in my heart, I experienced my get-go miscarriage (ugh! Motherf-----!)."

She added that she'southward grateful to have been able to lean on her husband, Patrick Carney, every bit well equally her sister.

"Merely alas, between the crying and binge eating of Christmas cookies, I decided to put on lipstick and a dress. We drank champagne alllll day. Fabricated an incredible meal and sang Christmas songs snuggled up past a roaring fire," she continued. "Five more days until 2021. I'grand limping to the stop line."

"These people, my precious family, my husband, sister and kids accept been the MVP's. I couldn't imagine spending a twelvemonth isolated with anyone else," Co-operative, who welcomed son Rhys James with Carney in 2022 and is also mom to teen daughter Owen from her previous marriage, added. "Happy Christmas, anybody xx."

In Feb 2022, the couple welcomed a little girl named Willie.

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Meghan Markle

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In a moving account written for the New York Times in November, Meghan, who welcomed son Archie with Prince Harry in May 2019, revealed that she suffered a miscarriage in July 2020.

"Afterwards changing [Archie's] diaper, I felt a abrupt cramp. I dropped to the floor with him in my artillery, humming a lullaby to keep us both calm, the cheerful melody a stark contrast to my sense that something was not right," she wrote of the devastating moment. "I knew, as I clutched my firstborn kid, that I was losing my second."

She recounted that she and Harry shared tears later as they comforted each other in a infirmary bed - and wrote that she shared her story so other women might know they don't have to go through the heartbreaking, only mutual, experience solitary.

"In the hurting of our loss, my hubby and I discovered that in a room of 100 women, 10 to 20 of them will have suffered from miscarriage," she wrote. "Yet despite the staggering commonality of this pain, the conversation remains taboo, riddled with (unwarranted) shame, and perpetuating a bike of solitary mourning ... I realized that the only fashion to brainstorm to heal is to first ask, "Are yous OK?"

The pair went on to welcome their 2nd child together, daughter Lilibet "Lili" Diana, on June four, 2021.

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Chrissy Teigen

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One month subsequently announcing their surprise pregnancy news, Chrissy Teigen and John Fable mourned the loss of their son in September 2020.

"We are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear nigh, the kind of hurting nosotros've never felt before. Nosotros were never able to end the bleeding and give our baby the fluids he needed, despite bags and bags of blood transfusions. It merely wasn't enough," Teigen wrote in a lengthy and emotional Instagram post.

"We never decide on our babies' names until the last possible moment after they're born, just earlier nosotros leave the hospital," she continued. "But we, for some reason, had started to call this niggling guy in my belly Jack. So he volition always be Jack to us. Jack worked so difficult to be a part of our little family unit, and he volition be, forever."

In a heartbreaking essay for Medium, Teigen recalled the moment "it was time to say goodbye," and explained why the couple shared intimate photos from the day.

"I had asked my mom and John to have pictures, no thing how uncomfortable information technology was," Teigen wrote. "I explained to a very hesitant John that I needed them, and that I did Not desire to take to ever ask. That he but had to do it."

"It didn't make sense to him at the fourth dimension. But I knew I needed to know of this moment forever, the same way I needed to recollect us kissing at the end of the aisle, the same way I needed to call back our tears of joy after [son Miles Theodore, and girl Luna Simone]," she said, calculation that she knew others might derive condolement from seeing someone else in a similar situation. "I admittedly knew I needed to share this story."

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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno

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The erstwhile Bachelorette star revealed her sad news in a July 2022 Instagram post, saying she hopes that past sharing her story, it will help other women feel less lonely in their ain experiences.

"I am i in 4. I don't really know what to say here," Fedotowsky-Manno wrote in a lengthy, emotional caption.

"I'm sitting in my car, using talk to text & I'one thousand simply gonna speak from my heart. I had a miscarriage recently (I'yard at the OBGYN right at present for a follow up)," she continued. "I'thou not sharing this bc I experience sorry for myself or I want others to tell me they feel lamentable for me. I don't feel sorry for myself. I feel sad for what could've been. Sorry for the baby that was growing inside me. Deplorable because it's distressing."

"I want to share this because I think it's of import," she continued. "I'm so uplifted and encouraged by the mode I'grand seeing social media alter. Alter from being a place where everyone shares the highlights of their life and now existence a identify where people share the expert & the bad - the smiles & the tears. ❤️"

The Idiot box personality and blogger said that it's "such a long story of how information technology all happened," and that she is unsure if she will ever share the full story.

"I'm writing this post to let others know who have experienced pregnancy loss know that I come across y'all & experience you," she went on. "We all go through dissimilar emotions & process the loss differently. I know that my loss is non the aforementioned as someone who's had a stillbirth or lost a baby at xx weeks. Or someone who has been trying to conceive for years."

The mother of 2 after thanked fans and followers for their back up on her Instagram story.

"Thank you for all your love and support on my terminal post," she said. "It was a difficult few weeks for certain."

"I shared at one point a few weeks agone that I was going through something but I wasn't ready to share it with all of you lot, I needed some time to grieve the loss," she said. "But ... I just wanted to share considering I know information technology'due south going to aid people. And that'south why I'm doing it."

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Christina Perri

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The "A Thousand Years" singer announced on Instagram that she had suffered a miscarriage. She wrote that she hoped to "help alter the story & stigma around miscarriage" by sharing her experience and heartbreak with her fans.

"Today I had a miscarriage," she began the post. "Baby was 11 weeks former, we are shocked & completely heartbroken."

She explained that she and hubby Paul Costabile — who are also parents to Carmella — were planning to share their pregnancy news that next week, "so I feel like it'southward also important to share this news too," she wrote.

"I am so sorry only not ashamed. ... To all the mothers who have been hither and who will be here, I see y'all and I love you."

Perri later revealed she and Costabile were expecting once more in 2020. Sadly, after months of complications, she suffered a pregnancy loss later that year.

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Becca Tobin

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During a July 2022 episode of LadyGang's official podcast, the formerGlee star discussed all things fertility later having suffered through multiple miscarriages and gone through in vitro fertilization to freeze her embryos.

Alongside fellowLadyGang co-hosts Keltie Knight and Jac Vanek, Tobin was joined by her fertility doctor, Dr. Said Daneshmand of the San Diego Fertility Center, where she discussed the problems she has faced with her husband Zach Martin, whom she wed back in 2016.

"In my before 30s I was having an ultrasound and the doctor said, 'Oh my gosh, expect at all those eggs,' and then I had a false sense of confidence in my ability to make a infant," shared Tobin, now 34.

Noting that they never had a trouble conceiving and it was but an issue with the quality of her eggs, Tobin revealed that her OB-GYN suggested she encounter a fertility specialist later her second miscarriage.

The journey led them to Daneshmand — whom Tobin drives from Los Angeles to San Diego to come across — and the couple now take frozen embryos prepare to get for when they do program to welcome children.

"There's no better feeling. I didn't realize the weight that would be lifted the moment that I found out that I didn't take to hurry upwards and keep trying and hopefully become something healthy," Tobin shared.

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Scheana Shay

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TheVanderpump Rulesstar shared the distressing news on the June 26, 2020, episode of her Scheananigans podcast, revealing that she and boyfriend Brock Davies first learned of her "miracle" pregnancy "a few weeks ago" and were surprised, because doctors previously told her "it would be close to impossible to get pregnant on [her] own."

"I didn't recall that I could get pregnant on my own. My AMH levels, for those of yous who know what they are, were 0.28. That'due south basically your fertility levels, and that tells you your egg count. I take very low ovarian reserve," explained Shay, who previously opened upwards well-nigh freezing her eggs.

Shocked past the positive tests, Shay told close friends and family, and even planned a special Begetter's Day surprise for her dad to tell him the proficient news - but their celebrations soon turned to tragedy, starting with the Bravo star "haemorrhage all weekend, and information technology wasn't stopping."

"I wanted to put this out considering a miracle did happen, and I got pregnant for the first time in my life," the star said of the reason she's sharing her story. "And although this one isn't working out and we don't know however what's exactly gonna happen, I know that I was able to get pregnant on my own, and that lone is a phenomenon. And I know that this is something that's common, that so many women go through."

The couple went on to welcome their starting time kid together, daughter Summer Moon Honey, in April 2021.

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Hilarie Burton

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The One Tree Lomaalumna, who shares son Gus and girl George with hubby Jeffrey Dean Morgan, opened upward to PEOPLE about what she and her husband went through as they tried to abound their family unit.

Afterward welcoming son Gus in March 2010, the couple — who midweek in Oct 2022 after a decade together — decided to endeavour for another child together.

After a year-and-a-one-half-long struggle to go pregnant a 2nd time, Burton and Morgan were heartbroken after the extra suffered a miscarriage and "took on so much guilt," she told PEOPLE.

"When y'all get blindsided by your body, that expose of your body is very hard to overcome, I didn't think I had PTSD. I had other people tell me I had PTSD," Burton said.

"Just in that location'south this thing that happens to your body after a miscarriage," she connected. "Every single anguish and every unmarried hurting, all suddenly you're scared it's a decease. It's got to be the worst-case scenario. And I didn't realize I had that, only every time I would have a balk, I was scared information technology was something serious."

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Alanis Morissette

When singer appeared on Dax Shepard'south podcast, Armchair Expert, she revealed that she "had a bunch of miscarriages" between having her 3 children, sons Wintertime Mercy and E'er Imre and daughter Onyx Solace.

The "Jagged Little Pill" vocaliser shared that she relied on "trust" during the time she was trying to aggrandize her family unit.

"We were chasing and just showing up and then surprises and then devastations and all of it," she said. "Simply, I mean, I exercise trust. I accept this trust pilot light matter that keeps cooking along - even when there's a torrential downpour it'due south still flickering - of hope and faith and vision for something to work out, whatever information technology is."

She first touched on the topic in a June 2022 interview with SELF, saying, "I always wanted to take three kids, and and so I've had some challenges and some miscarriages so I just didn't think information technology was possible."

The vocalist talked about how she "felt then much grief and fear" while trying to expand her family unit, explaining, "I ... learned and then much most my trunk and biochemistry and immunity and gynecology through the process. Information technology was a torturous learning and loss-filled and persevering process."

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Carrie Underwood

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The country star and wife to Mike Fisher said she had iii miscarriages in two years, during an interview with CBS Sunday Forenoon.

"Nosotros got pregnant early on 2017, and didn't work out," she said. And then, later on suffering a 2nd miscarriage in 2022 and a third in 2018, the star explained, "At that signal, information technology was only kind of like, 'Okay, similar, what'south the deal? What is all of this?'"

She opened up to Women's Health most the ordeal, sharing, "For my trunk to non exist doing something it was 'supposed to do' was a tough pill to swallow. It reminded me I'1000 not in control of everything."

Speaking candidly about the miscarriages felt like a "weight lifted off my shoulders," she added, and showed her that "It's non a dirty secret. It'south something many women go through."

Afterwards giving birth to son Isaiah Michael, in 2015, Underwood welcomed son Jacob Bryan in Jan 2019.

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Paula Faris

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During a guest appearance on The View, the television announcer opened up about why she used her third miscarriage as a teachable moment for her tween daughter.

"I'chiliad 44. I've always wanted four kids — maybe because I am the youngest of iv. But that was my third miscarriage," Faris began.

Later on having "three healthy pregnancies," Faris "knew what was going on" this time around with the loss, which happened over 4th of July weekend in 2019, while the family was on vacation in Maryland.

"I brought my girl into the restroom with me," she recounted. "I showed her what was going on and I said, 'I but want to let you know, Mommy is … the baby is probably no longer viable. Mommy doesn't experience any guilt. This is normal, information technology happens to so many women, it's happened to me a couple of other times. When you get pregnant, it might happen to you, honey. And I desire you to know there's zero you did wrong.' "

"Information technology's of import to grieve, but information technology'south too important to know that this happens to and so many of u.s.a.," she continued. "She's 12. She's the perfect child, past the way," she said, joking, "And so I have my boys, who are savages. God has a sense of humour."

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Beyoncé

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After being asked by a fan if she felt slighted for not winning any awards for her visual album Lemonade and Netflix motion-picture show Homecoming, the star of ELLE's Jan 2022 issue explained that her definition of success changed once she experienced pregnancy loss and became a mother.

"🙏🏾 I began to search for deeper meaning when life began to teach me lessons I didn't know I needed. Success looks different to me now. I learned that all pain and loss is in fact a gift," Knowles Carter began. "Having miscarriages taught me that I had to mother myself before I could be a mother to someone else. Then I had Blue, and the quest for my purpose became and then much deeper. I died and was reborn in my relationship, and the quest for cocky became even stronger."

"It's hard for me to go backwards," she connected. "Being 'number ane' was no longer my priority. My truthful win is creating art and a legacy that will live far beyond me. That'southward fulfilling."

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Hilaria Baldwin

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In November 2019, the mother of four shared on Instagram that she had suffered a 2d miscarriage shortly after her 20-week scan. "Nosotros are very sad to share that today nosotros learned that our baby passed away at 4 months. Nosotros also desire y'all to know that even though we are not ok right now, we will be," she wrote aslope a video of herself with her girl Carmen.

"We are so lucky with our 4 healthy babies - and we will never lose sight of this. I told Carmen and took this so I could send information technology to Alec. I guess this is a good way to share it with you as well," she continued in the caption, referencing her husband Alec Baldwin and their other children, sons Romeo Alejandro David, Leonardo Ángel Charles and Rafael Thomas.

The couple had announced Hilaria's latest pregnancy in September 2019, which came five months afterwards her commencement miscarriage announcement.

Back in Apr 2019, Baldwin shared on Instagram that she had lost her baby.

"At that place was no heartbeat today at my browse…and so information technology's over…" she captioned the postal service, featuring a photo with her family unit. "simply I have some pretty stiff and amazing heartbeats right here."

In September 2020, the pair welcomed some other son, Edward "Edu" Pao Lucas, and a few months later welcomed daughter Lucía via surrogate in March 2021.

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Kimberly Van Der Beek

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During the Nov 2019 Dancing with the Stars semifinals episode, James Van Der Beek shared in his video parcel that "my married woman Kimberly and I went through every expecting parent's worst nightmare. We lost the baby. The lilliputian soul that we had expected to welcome into our family took a shortcut to whatever lies beyond."

"You never know why these things happen, that's what I've been telling my kids. All you know is that it brings you closer together, it breaks you open, it opens upwardly your heart, information technology deepens your appreciation," added Van Der Beek, who shares five children with Kimberly: Gwendolyn, Emilia, Annabel Leah, Olivia and Joshua. "It makes you more human."

The couple have been through losses earlier, as the actor explained on Instagram back in October 2018, when he went public with her pregnancy.

"Nosotros decided to put ourselves out there - not knowing what nosotros'd find - in an attempt to bit abroad at whatsoever senseless stigma around this experience and to encourage people who might be going through information technology to open themselves up to beloved & support from friends and family unit when they demand it nigh," he added.

The pair suffered another miscarriage in the summer of 2020. Just before Thanksgiving 2021, they surprised fans with some big news: the arrival of their second son, Jeremiah.

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Lauren Sorrentino

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DuringGood Morning America'southward Strahan Sara & Keke, the Sorrentinos revealed that the night Mike was released from federal prison, Lauren had gotten pregnant.

"The night he came domicile we actually conceived," Lauren said. "And and then at about six-and-a-half, seven weeks I miscarried."

Calling the miscarriage "center-wrenching," Lauren as well recalled the gratitude she felt for her pregnancy.

"When I found out we were pregnant I felt like this is why we went through all these challenges for years and that this was our time and it was our approval," she said. "Information technology was difficult. It was really difficult."

Every bit for why she opened upwards, Lauren said, "I didn't desire to agree this in. I wanted to share information technology for other people going through it and just exist honest then I can kind of heal through the process."

The pair ultimately welcomed son Romeo Reign in May 2021.

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Gabrielle Ruiz

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The Crazy Ex-Girlfriend extra shared her story on Instagram to let others know that they aren't solitary.

"This morning at 3:20am, I had a miscarriage. When our OB-GYN gave usa the news, I went through all the emotions; shocked, numb, confused, practical, overwhelmed, scared, sad, sarcastic, relieved, frustrated, fifty-fifty the idea, 'Oh, this couldn't be happening to U.s.a.,' " Ruiz wrote on Nov. 1, 2019. "That very same 24-hour interval was also Oct 15th, Pregnancy and Baby Loss Awareness Day on social media. The stories y'all all shared gave me strength, understanding and the feeling that I truly wasn't alone and that this all wasn't in any way my fault."

"So, I feel it is my duty to continue the transparency in sharing the secret story-telling of miscarriages," Ruiz continued. "Considering no 1 really talks near it as much as we should. I now have the opportunity to tell you lot that y'all, my love, are not alone."

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Shawn Johnson East

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The onetime Olympic gymnast spoke nearly losing her first pregnancy on a November 2022 episode of Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner'sHot Marriage. Cool Parentspodcast.

"I felt and then sad and guilty that I had washed something wrong to lose this child," the female parent-to-be said.

The athlete and her married man, Andrew East, previously revealed in Oct 2017 that Johnson had a miscarriage shortly afterwards the couple learned they were expecting.

Johnson went every bit far as blaming her childhood and teenage years, when she was actively competing in gymnastics, as a possible crusade for her loss.

"That was e'er my fearfulness - that I had put my trunk through so much and done so many extreme diets and delayed puberty and all of these things, that it would crusade me to take problem getting meaning," she said.

Nonetheless, "I had had testing washed and blood work done and [doctors] said everything was good, which was a good reassurance. But again, at that time of miscarriage, I couldn't assist but retrieve I did enough damage to my body at a immature age that it was near, similar, payback."

The couple shared that the support they received from those around them also as their personal faith helped them heal.

"No matter what you go through, you will ever come out of it," said Johnson. "And I think if you believe in Him and have organized religion in Him, you lot'll come out stronger than you lot were before."

On October. 29, 2019, the couple welcomed a healthy girl named Drew Hazel, and in July 2021, they welcomed son Jett James.

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Meghan McCain

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The View co-host recalled the conflicting feelings she felt after losing her baby daughter during an October 2022 episode of Expert Morning America.

"I've always been agnostic about having kids," McCain said. "I don't feel naturally maternal. I don't feel this natural draw to motherhood. And I remember my response and how sad I felt afterward surprised me."

McCain, who is married to Ben Domenech, revealed in July 2022 that she had been pregnant with a daughter, but subsequently had a miscarriage. She called the loss a "horrendous experience" and added that she "would not wish it upon anyone."

"Nobody talks near this kind of stuff," McCain continued. "The simply experience I've e'er had on TV when women are pregnant is streamers and excitement, which is wonderful and astonishing, but I but think in that location's a lot of other women out there who accept my feel and you lot are not alone."

In March 2020, she announced she was expecting once again, and welcomed daughter Liberty later that year.

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Mireya Villarreal

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The Texas-based CBS News reporter wrote an essay about suffering multiple miscarriages while on the road covering stories. Her first occurred while covering the California wildfires in 2017.

"I questioned whether this was really happening. Was I actually having a miscarriage in the center of a wildfire with no one around to assist me?" she wrote. "The assignment lasted another day earlier the burn retreated into the forest. I bled for five more days and saw my OB-GYN 2 more times to confirm I'd lost the baby."

After the miscarriage, Villarreal detailed how aroused she felt and the point at which she knew she needed to go help to work through her feelings.

"Through therapy, I've realized that grieving the loss of this child was important, no affair what stage of the pregnancy I was in," she wrote. "Simply forgiving myself is simply equally important and something I'chiliad still working on."

The reporter is now a mom to a young son and plans to continue to try to accept more children. She's since had ii more than miscarriages, but doesn't programme on giving upwardly her dreams to expand her family.

"Someone recently told me, 'Why tin't you just exist happy? Some women never get to have kids. Tin can't you be happy with what you have? Isn't it enough?' " she wrote. "Here's the matter: No, it'due south non plenty. And information technology'southward okay to say that. It's okay to desire more for whatever reasons yous may have."

She added: "I desire to accept more of that joy in my life. ... And I would go through a hundred more miscarriages if it meant having some other child like my 3-twelvemonth-old."

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Renee Morrison

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Matthew Morrison's married woman Renee shared that she experienced a pregnancy loss later on she and her husband conceived their second child.

"I constitute out [I was meaning] at iv weeks and began the cycle of miscarriage on my sixth week, and that's a whole conversation that I would love to have but the point of today is to tell you lot how meditation helped guide me through this journey and this experience," Renee said on Instagram.

Meditation has helped Renee "rise in a higher place those conditioned thoughts" and "surrender to them and see if y'all desire to have that as your authentic thought," she explained.

"That'southward what I'thousand here to help us accomplish through sharing my story, my vulnerability, and just to say that I come across yous. I see you and I experience yous, and we are Members Simply," Renee offered, imploring others who accept gone through similar experiences "to footstep back from the fright nosotros are putting ourselves in and the disconnection and the shame."

"I don't want people to feel sorry for me. I don't feel sorry for myself, and to become through these experiences and to get pregnant and to be alive … to be live is an accomplishment," she added.

She and Morrison welcomed another child, daughter Phoenix Monroe, in June 2021.

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Shay Mitchell

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The new mom opened upwardly about losing her first infant in 2022 at 14 weeks in the premiere episode of her pregnancy seriesNigh Ready, titled "Keeping a Secret."

"The first time that I was pregnant terminal year, Matte and I hadn't been planning. [But] it happened and we were really excited about information technology," the extra said of herself and partner Babel, whom she began dating about three years ago.

"I was like xiv weeks," Mitchell continued. "At that point, I had no idea, the pct of miscarriages. When it happened, I was but completely blindsided past it."

The then-pregnant actress continued, "So of grade I'm super happy, just I still feel for the one that I lost."

"I know other women and other friends of mine who've gone through a way harder journeying," Mitchell shared. "It'southward only really tough considering you experience broken, as a adult female, and that's not a great feeling."

Past October 2019, the couple welcomed their new baby girl Atlas Noa into the world, and announced another pregnancy in February 2022.

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Kate Mara

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Prior to giving birth to her and husband Jamie Bell's baby girl, Mara revealed she had a miscarriage at viii weeks on Dr. Berlin'due south Informed Pregnancy Podcast.

"She couldn't come across the embryo, but she could meet the pregnancy sac," the actress said of the ultrasound technician at her first sonogram appointment. "My doc at the time said, 'Possibly you are off with your timing.' I was like, 'I am and so practiced with timing.' "

"I think the next twenty-four hours nosotros went back in and [the medico] said I conspicuously had a blighted ovum, which I didn't know what that was at the time. I've learned what that is. So she said, 'Basically, you've miscarried, but information technology but hasn't left your torso yet.' "

Past the fourth dimension Mara fully miscarried, she was three months significant. "Everything only took then much time, by the time it was all over. It just dragged out forever," she said.

Once the couple was expecting over again, they nervously attended their ultrasound date and found that their baby was completely healthy. Past May 2019, the couple welcomed their daughter.

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Hope Solo

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The quondam U.S Women's National Soccer Squad goalkeeper detailed her story in the July 2022 issue of Elle. She explained that while running for president of the United States Soccer Federation (USFF), she miscarried and later learned that she was significant with twins.

"The doctor said I was hours from dying," she told Elle. "They ended upwardly having to remove my fallopian tube."

Since that feel, Solo has not given up on having children and has begun the procedure of in vitro fertilization. In April 2020, she welcomed male child-daughter twins.

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Dylan Dreyer

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During April 2019's National Infertility Sensation Week, Today's Dreyer shared that she had suffered a miscarriage while pregnant with her and husband Brian Fichera'southward 2d child.

" 'I think I lost the baby,' " Dreyer tearfully recalled of what she told her husband after she noticed "massive bleeding" five weeks after getting a positive pregnancy test, to which Fichera replied, " 'Yous didn't lose the babe. It's your trunk doing what it needs to do. Youdidn't practice annihilation wrong.' "

Her loss was confirmed later on a visit to the dr., which made things extra hard returning to piece of work, where she had to mask what was going on.

"I'one thousand devastated, and I have to go to work on theToday prove and be happy and smiling and pretend like zero'due south wrong," she said, adding that she did eventually tell her co-workers what had happened.

After revealing that she had her son Calvin after simply trying to excogitate one or 2 times, Dreyer admitted that the difficulties involving her 2d endeavour at having another child, in addition to learning she had a depression egg count, surprised her - she "didn't know secondary infertility was a thing."

The Today weather correspondent went on to say that she was starting the IVF process.

"God has a plan," Dreyer said. "And I pray every night, 'Just permit me stay out of your way - you practice what is best for us, and we'll figure that out.' "

However, days earlier starting IVF, her medico chosen to tell her she was significant again — and she welcomed a babe boy in January 2020, followed past another in September 2021.

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Pink

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In an interview with United states of america Today, the singer decoded the lyrics to her vocal "Happy" and revealed that she wrote, "Since I was 17, I've ever hated my trunk / and it feels like my body's hated me," about a miscarriage she had as a teenager.

"The reason I said [that] is because I've always had this very tomboy, very stiff gymnast body, simply actually at 17 I had a miscarriage," Pink told the outlet. "And I was going to have that kid."

"But when that happens to a woman or a immature girl, y'all feel like your body hates you and similar your trunk is broken, and it'south non doing what it's supposed to practise," she connected.

Pink has had a number of miscarriages since, and said she writes these songs as a way to bargain with the "painful" experiences.

"I retrieve it's important to talk about what you're aback of, who you really are and the painful s-. I've always written that way."

With husband Carey Hart, the singer is mom to girl Willow and son Jameson.

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Lauren Kitt Carter

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Before the birth of her second child, a daughter named Saoirse Reign, Carter suffered a miscarriage with another baby girl at three months.

"God give us peace during this fourth dimension. I really was looking forward to coming together her after three months. I'm heartbroken," her husband Nick tweeted on Sept. 10, 2018.

Carter shared an ultrasound photo on March 8, 2022 — "what would have been her due date" - in honor of International Women'south Day, praising her fellow women for being "badass."

"If you lot are struggling to start a family or accept had a loss this post is for you, you're not lone and there is ever hope," she wrote. "Thankfully I have access to slap-up Dr's and healthcare professionals but sadly many women don't so in honor of our babe girl and #internationalwomensday I am making a donation to @everymomcounts in hopes of aiding future parents from preventable illnesses and in some cases death."

The pair went on to welcome their third child together, girl Pearl, in April 2021.

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Lauren Duggar

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In PEOPLE's sectional wait at Counting On, Lauren and Josiah Duggar revealed that they suffered a miscarriage in October 2018.

"I wasn't feeling well," recalled Lauren. "I was cramping really, actually bad, which was quite strange because I normally don't. I was thinking maybe I had something that had gluten in it. Information technology was late at night and I went to use the restroom and there was the baby. Gone. I couldn't believe information technology and I was hoping it wasn't truthful."

Fortunately in August 2019, less than one year later, Lauren shared on Instagram that she was expecting again and in Nov 2019, the Duggars welcomed their daughter Bella Milagro.

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Jade Roper Tolbert

The reality star shared in a February 2022 Instagram post that she and her now-husband Tanner had conceived while filming Bachelor in Paradise, but sadly lost the baby. Tolbert said she had "been keeping this weight for a long time" simply was ready to tell the world as she was then-significant with son Brooks Easton.

"Existence pregnant with our second kid, all these emotions take been on the surface for me," she wrote. "I just felt it was time to get information technology out of me and share our story and honor our baby."

In Nov 2020, the Tolberts welcomed their third child together, a son named Reed Harrison.

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Morgan Goodwin

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The professional hurdler shared with PEOPLE that she and her husband Marquise Goodwin, a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, take lost three babies, simply they're still determined to become parents.

"I am not giving up on creating my family unit. This is my purpose," said Morgan. "I experience every bit though one of my life'south purposes is to build a family unit of Goodwin kids running around. I'yard not going out without a fight."

The couple lost their twin boys in November 2022 at 19 weeks, 4 days gestation. Well-nigh a year earlier, they lost their premature son at 19 weeks. The two also experienced a pregnancy loss afterward Morgan miscarried following "a slip-up" in college.

"I'm going to fight until I get what I desire. I believe that," Morgan added. "I believe that God is going to anoint us."

In February 2020, the pair welcomed their first child together: daughter Marae.

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Claire Holt

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In an interview with Mini magazine, the actress talked well-nigh the miscarriage she had before getting pregnant for a second fourth dimension.

"Our journey certainly hasn't been an easy ane," the and then-pregnant Holt told the outlet. She explained that, after the loss, "I felt broken and aback. Because I experienced such intense grief, I constitute it very difficult to process things and move on."

"The miscarriage was the virtually difficult thing I had ever faced, but it brought my husband and I so much closer and we have really grown as a outcome of it," Holt said. "Nosotros are also so much more grateful for the little male child we are nearly to welcome into our lives."

Since the interview, Holt and her husband Andrew Joblon have welcomed a son named James.

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Beverley Mitchell

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The actress shared in an emotional Thanksgiving 24-hour interval 2022 web log postal service that she had learned she was pregnant with twins, but a few weeks later, "our new dream of our growing family came crashing down; nosotros had a miscarriage."

"My heart could not make sense of it," she wrote. "I never really considered that I would miscarry being that I had already had two healthy pregnancies. This was my misconception, you run across, I didn't know much virtually miscarriages and I didn't know many people who had miscarried, or then I thought."

She pointed out, "Almost people who are sharing their story, nosotros aren't looking for anything, but the opportunity to share their story. It is with sharing it that the healing begins, the acceptance that information technology happened. Information technology is when you ignore it or pretend that information technology never happened that you lot cause more than hurting. Dismissing it virtually makes information technology worse."

"We yet have dreams of growing our family unit but now more than than ever, I look at Kenzie, Hutton and Michael and just feel full," Mitchell connected. "If we are blessed with more children they will fill us with more love, but for now, I look at my family and I am GRATEFUL, BLESSED and THANKFUL."

She welcomed a salubrious baby girl in July 2020.

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Jana Kramer

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The land vocaliser — who has daughter Jolie and son Jace with ex-hubby Mike Caussin — got aboveboard near how she's coped with experiencing multiple miscarriages in an emotional Instagram post from Feb 2019.

"A year ago today, I got the news that I had yet again another miscarriage," Kramer, who has had a total of five losses, began. "It was after an IVF cycle. The embryo was a boy and information technology was the final embryo we had."

"I was devastated. I felt like I failed as a [woman], and as a wife. IVF wasn't an pick once again considering information technology's too expensive so I felt defeated," she continued.

"To all the [women] out there who take suffered miscarriages and [are] all the same waiting for your rainbow babe, you are non solitary," she finished. "And I know goose egg I say will make the yearning or pain whatsoever improve just if annihilation know y'all're not alone and that I was in the same spot a yr ago. I pray y'all will see your silver lining as well."

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Teddi Mellencamp

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During a social media Q&A with fans in November 2018, The Existent Housewives of Beverly Hills star said that although she would like to take more children, it likely won't happen.

"Are you going to take some other cute adorable happy sweetness child?" a fan asked.

"I would love to more than annihilation. About likely no though," Mellencamp wrote on her Instagram Story. "I had multiple miscarriages before Cruz and the IVF process was very hard for me and I am not sure I can go through it once more."

However, the star added that she feels "very blessed with the kiddos" she shares with husband Edwin Arroyave.

In addition to their son Cruz, the couple are parents to daughter Slate, while Arroyave is as well a father to daughter Isabella from a previous human relationship.

In the autumn of 2019, however, Mellencamp was surprised to learn she and Arroyave were expecting again — this time, naturally. They welcomed a daughter in Feb 2020.

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