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Erin Andrews And her husband, Garrett Stollthey don't always agree when it comes to sharing their personal lives with the public.
“My husband prefers us not to be in public, but I'm not that public,” Andrews, 46, said. success magazine
As the couple, who tied the knot in 2017, navigated their fertility journey, the idea of privacy came up. He was saying: Why do we have to say this? She explained: “And I said: Because these waiting rooms are crowded.”
Her fertility journeyparticipating in a 2021 article for bulletin She was undergoing treatments that were “time-consuming and emotionally draining.” Since she was 35 years old. In July 2023, the couple welcomed their first child, son Mac, via surrogate.
Now, the couple is thinking about adding another little one to their family. “We're talking about trying it again,” Andrews said. and! news In October 2024. “I was very honest with my doctor two weeks ago. I just said, “We had so much fun with Mac being born and how amazing he is doing, and I don't want to go back to that place of failure again, and I'm really afraid of that.” “
Before Mack was born, Andrews lost two of her unborn babies. “It's crazy, because once you get back in touch with your fertility doctor and start talking about the journey again, all the PTSD comes back, and how bad you feel, and how numb your body is, and just the fear of loss.” He said.
Andrews noted that she and Stoll, 42, were dependent on each other
Update, 7/14/23 at 11:36 a.m. ET: Days after welcoming her son, Erin Andrews opened up about the scary complications her surrogate faced during childbirth. Recalling the situation during the Friday, July 14, episode of her podcast “Calm Down with Erin and Charissa,” the 45-year-old sportscaster said there was “a little emergency (…)
“Sometimes men don't want to talk about these things, but they also feel these feelings,” Andrews said. “My husband has been really great after we've been through more lows than highs. He's just like, 'This sucks.' This is not great. I feel really bad, I feel like a failure, and it's helped me a lot, too.”
While juggling her job responsibilities and parental duties, Andrews said she is still trying to find a proper work-life balance. “I talked about it on a walk with my husband last night while we were walking our dog — we have a lot going on,” she said. success magazine.
Andrews said the start of the NFL season is when her life gets “completely crazy” with her work. “Plus it's a Super Bowl year,” she said. “We have Tom Brady
