Erin Andrews Makes Heartbreaking Announcement on Thursday
NFL analyst Erin Andrews appeared to be living her best life this offseason.
In addition to spending quality time with her husband, former hockey player Jarret Stoll, and their son, Mack 2, she's also reconnecting with friends. Andrews met up with Taylor Swift and her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, during the couple's getaway in Big Sky, Montana in March.
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The 47-year-old also continues to tape new episodes of her podcast, "Calm Down," which she co-hosts with fellow sportscaster Charissa Thompson.
Earlier this month, Andrews spent a week on the "TODAY" show as a co-host with Jenna Bush-Hager. Andrews posted afterward, "This week was better than I could've imagined! Thank you Thank you Thank you @jennabhager @jennaandfriends @todayshow for the opportunity to come and play! What a time!"
Fox Sports sideline reporter Erin Andrews. Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
However, on the latest episode of "Calm Down," the sportscaster, who's been open about her battle with cervical cancer and subsequent fertility issues throughout the last decade, shared some devastating personal news on Thursday.
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"We got some real [expletive] news today," Andrews said through tears, "that our surrogate had miscarried. So, I have dealt with this before but things were going really, really well."
Andrews revealed they were expecting a baby girl.
"Her little heartbeat and her numbers were really good, so much so that I even told you guys last week because we thought we had such good news.
"I think one of the things I'm so sad about is that I'm gonna have to do a better job of dealing with my feelings with this because the last time we had such loss, I didn't and I suffered with it.
"I'm sitting here thinking about Taylor Swift's song, 'I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,' I'm really good with doing [expletive] with a broken heart."
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Andrews, who welcomed their son Mack through a surrogate, suffered a miscarriage of twins via surrogate before his birth. Going through this loss again, "is really, really hard," Andrews said.
Related: Travis Kelce Reacts to Erin Andrews' Comment on Bill Belichick's Girlfriend
Erin Andrews Makes Heartbreaking Announcement on Thursday first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 22, 2025
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