"We lost a baby": Erin Andrews breaks down over devastating pregnancy loss as she shares the emotional toll of trying for another baby

Erin Andrews has opened up about a deeply personal loss that remains difficult to discuss. The FOX Sports reporter revealed that she and her husband, former NHL player Jarret Stoll, lost a pregnancy while trying to have another child. Speaking about the experience, Andrews described the guilt she has carried, even though the loss was beyond her control. Her candid admission offers a glimpse into the emotional side of their long journey to expand their family.Erin Andrews opens up about pregnancy loss and guiltFor Andrews, the dream of having another child has come with years of uncertainty, difficult decisions and painful setbacks. She and Stoll welcomed their son, Mack, in June 2023 after turning to surrogacy following a long fertility journey.During an appearance on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, Andrews spoke about the pregnancy loss and the emotions that followed. She said the couple had moved into a larger home because they expected to welcome another baby. When that pregnancy ended, the new space became an unexpected reminder of what they had hoped for.“I mean, there’s a lot of guilt on my end. You feel like a failure. You know, we just moved into this new house. It’s a lot bigger than what we had before because we thought we were having another baby. We lost a baby last year. And then you’re like, ‘Why are we doing this, ’cause we don’t have the second?'” Andrews said during an appearance on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast.The loss followed an earlier chapter marked by fertility challenges. Andrews was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2016, and doctors advised her to freeze her embryos before treatment. She and Stoll subsequently went through nine rounds of IVF before choosing surrogacy.Their first surrogate pregnancy was also unsuccessful. A later attempt eventually led to the birth of Mack, making his arrival an especially meaningful moment for the couple.Erin Andrews and Jarret Stoll remain hopeful about growing their familyAndrews has made it clear that the couple's hopes for another child have not disappeared. She has continued to explore her options, including another IVF attempt in 2026, despite previous disappointments.Through those experiences, Stoll has remained a source of support. Andrews previously praised how he stood beside her during cancer treatment and the fertility process.“My husband was so amazing about learning about my cancer. He was so amazing about supporting me any way he could with either the shots, the transfers, the retrievals. Not a lot of guys understand all that,” Andrews said.The couple's experience also highlights how complicated the road to parenthood can become after years of fertility treatment. For Andrews, however, the story is not defined only by loss.She continues to balance motherhood, marriage and a demanding broadcasting career while leaving the door open for another child. The hope remains, even after everything the couple has endured.For now, Andrews appears focused on moving forward without allowing herself to carry blame for circumstances she could not control. Her openness about pregnancy loss also gives a more honest picture of the emotional realities that can exist behind a seemingly happy family life.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.