Chrissy
Teigen
Chrissy
Teigen
on
her
new
ABC
show
FABLife
discussed
her
fertility
struggles
with
husband,
John
Legend.
"I
will
say
honestly
John
and
I
were
having
trouble.
We
would
have
had
kids
five,
six
years
ago
if
it
happened.
But
my
gosh
it's
been
a
process.
We've
seen
fertility
doctors
and
once
you
open
up
about
all
those
things
to
other
people,
you
start
learning
that
a
lot
of
other
people
in
your
life
are
seeing
these
people
and
they
have
this
shame
about
it," Chrissy
revealed
on
the
show.
Tyra
Banks
The
41-year-old
model
who
had
failed
IVF
treatments
broke
down
in
the
same
show
saying,
"'I'm
so
tired
of
seeing
on
my
social
media,
'Why
don't
you
have
kids,
why
don't
you
have
kids?'
You
don't
know,
you
don't
know
what
I'm
going
through.
You
have
no
idea."
Tyra
had
earlier
revealed
to
People
that
she
and
beau
Erik
Asla,
50,
were
having
problems
getting
pregnant.
Talking
about
failed
treatments,
Tyra
said,
"It's
really
difficult.
I've
had
some
not-so-happy,
traumatic
moments."
Kim
Kardashian
West
Kim's
struggle
to
get
pregnant
for
the
second
time
is
not
hidden.
The
reality
TV
star
had
been
very
vocal
about
her
fertility
issues
and
after
getting
pregnant,
she
told
on
Today
Show,
"That's
an
exciting
moment,
you
can
plan
for
things
like
that.
So
I
think
it's
just
such
a
blessing
knowing
my
circumstances."
Khloe
Kardashian
Kim's
sis,
Khloe
too
was
vocal
about
her
struggle
to
get
pregnant.
She
underwent
fertility
treatments,
took
hormones
therapy
and
tried
to
conceive
the
old-fashioned
way.
Khloe
once
told
on
Good
Morning
America
that
she
"never
knew
all
the
difficulties
with
getting
pregnant."
KoKo
didn't
think
she
would
have
an
issue
since
her
mom
"had
so
many
kids
and
Kourtney
has
like
popped
them
out
like
a
pez
dispenser."
Mariah
Carey
After
having
a
miscarriage,
the
singer
opted
for
acupuncture
to
reduce
stress
and
increase
chances
of
getting
pregnant.
"The
main
thing
I
did
that
was
tough
was
to
go
on
progesterone
like
every
month...,
and
then
when
I
was
pregnant,
I
had
to
stay
with
the
progesterone
for
10
weeks.
It
minimizes
the
chance
of
miscarriage
by
50
percent,"
Mariah
told
Barbara
Walters
in
an
exclusive
interview
for
20/20.
Hugh
Jackman
The
handsome
actor
revealed
to
Australia's
Herald
Sun
about
his
and
wife
Deborra-Lee
Furness'
struggle
with
infertility.
"It
was
painful.
It's
not
easy.
You
put
a
lot
of
time
and
effort
into
it,
so
it's
emotional.
I
think
any
parent
can
relate.
Trying
to
have
children
is
wonderful
and
when
you
feel
as
though
that's
not
going
to
happen,
there's
a
certain
anxiety
that
goes
with
it." After
failed
IVFs
and
other
treatments,
they
went
ahead
with
adoption.
"When
we
decided
we'd
had
enough
of
IVF,
we
went
ahead
with
adoption."
Nicole
Kidman
"I
had
tried
and
failed
and
failed
and
failed.
Not
to
be
too
detailed,
but
I've
had
an
ectopic
pregnancy,
miscarriages
and
I've
had
fertility
treatments.
I've
done
all
the
stuff
you
can
possibly
do
to
try
get
pregnant," Nicole
told
in
an
interview.
"I
had
so
much
time
thinking
that
wasn't
going
to
happen
in
my
life
and
trying
to
understand
that.
When
it
did
happen
-
and
for
it
to
be
a
surprise
-
that
was
great."
Elizabeth
Banks
The
gorgeous
actress
and
mother
of
2
sons
through
surrogate
discussed
about
her
struggle
with
Lucky
Magazine
saying,
"The
one
true
hurdle
I've
faced
in
life
is
that
I
have
a
broken
belly.
After
years
of
trying
to
get
pregnant,
exploring
the
range
of
fertility
treatments,
all
unsuccessful,
our
journey
led
us
to
gestational
surrogacy:
We
make
a
"baby
cake" and
bake
it
in
another
woman's
"oven."
Celine
Deon
Celine
Deon
was
determined
to
get
pregnant
and
said,
"I'm
going
to
try
until
it
works." After
suffering
a
miscarriage,
three
failed
IVF
treatments
and
taking
hormonal
shots,
Celine
Deon
finally
got
pregnant.