Gio Helou is thankful.
Selling the OC star and his wife, Tiffany Helou, announced the birth of their new baby on June 12th. They are also parents to their two-year-old son, Teddy.
Tiffany announced the arrival of her daughter, Tatum Grace, on June 16th in an interview with People magazine. She shared that Tatum is a wonderful blessing after a challenging year, and a beautiful reminder of hope and grace. The couple lovingly refers to Tatum as their ‘double rainbow baby,’ and she’s already brought immense happiness to their family.
The couple sadly lost two pregnancies within a year before their daughter was born. Following an ectopic pregnancy in November 2024, Tiffany shared that they had also experienced a miscarriage in April 2025.
She shared that they had experienced a second miscarriage in under six months. She explained this loss was more difficult to cope with than the first, but they are finding strength in their faith and are thankful for the love and support of their family and friends.
After welcoming their second child, the real estate agent is making sure to cherish every moment with his family.
He told People magazine that despite the difficulties and lack of sleep that come with a new baby, they feel incredibly lucky to be going through it all.
As the couple also noted, their son has already taken to his new role as big brother.Â
Tiffany shared that Teddy was instantly a wonderful big brother. She said watching him bond with his baby sister and their family expand has been even better than theyâd hoped for.
She expressed how grateful she is for her two children and her husband, Gio, and shared that theyâre all enjoying this new phase as a family of four.
Read on to see other celebs whoâve welcomed babies after experiencing lossesâŠ
Bachelor Nationâs Hannah Godwin and her husband Dylan Brown had twin daughters, Everette Rae (Evy) and Colette Rose (Coco), in July 2024. This joyful news comes after a heartbreaking loss â their first child, son Oliver, passed away shortly after being born very prematurely at 24 weeks of pregnancy over a year ago.
Siesta Keyâs star and her husband, Ismael âIshâ Soto, recently welcomed a baby daughter named Sunday Christina Soto in February 2024. This joyful arrival comes after experiencing the heartbreaking loss of their son, Elliot, who was stillborn over two years ago.
In March 2022, the popular YouTuber shared the wonderful news of her daughter Zadie Hopeâs birth with her husband, Matt Slays. This came after a difficult experience with in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and two previous miscarriages.
Singer Michelle Branch, known for her songs “Everywhere” and “All You Wanted,” and wife of The Black Keys’ Patrick Carney, revealed in August 2021 that she was expecting her third child. Previously, in December of the prior year, she shared on Instagram that she had experienced a miscarriage.
The Grammy-winning artist experienced difficulty getting pregnant and had several miscarriages before giving birth to her and husband Michael Fisherâs second son, Jacob Bryan Fisher, in 2019.
I was so happy to hear Carrie announce in August 2018 that Isaiah Michael Fisher, born in 2015, was going to be a big brother! It meant so much to all of us fans who’ve followed her journey. Then, just a month later, she bravely shared on CBS Sunday Morning that getting pregnant with Jacob wasnât easy. She had actually experienced three heartbreaking miscarriages starting in 2017 before finally conceiving him.
She shared that she cried and prayed more intensely than she ever had before, following what she believed was her fourth miscarriage, and right before going to the doctor.
She described feeling incredibly frustrated and finally expressing her raw emotions to God. After experiencing another miscarriage and learning everything was medically normal, she felt a sense of being heard. While she believed God had listened before, this time felt different â like her plea had truly resonated.
I remember reading an interview with Carrie in The Guardian back in 2019, and she opened up about the grief she’d experienced after finally having her beautiful ‘rainbow baby.’ It was incredibly moving to hear her talk so honestly about loss and hope.
She said she’ll never stop grieving for the children whose lives were tragically cut short, describing them as fleeting and precious. But she finds comfort in her son, Jacob, who she describes as a wonderful and loving baby. While the pain of the past remains, sheâs found a way to cope, a sense of acceptance that allows her to focus on the good she still has.
As a lifestyle expert, I’m always fascinated by families, and BeyoncĂ© and Jay-Z’s is truly special. They’re incredibly blessed with three beautiful children â their eldest, Blue Ivy, arrived in 2012, and then, in 2017, they welcomed twins, Rumi and Sir. It’s wonderful to see their family grow!
As someone who talks about wellness and self-care a lot, I think itâs important to share that even incredibly strong people like BeyoncĂ© go through deeply personal struggles. She opened up in her documentary about experiencing a ‘missed miscarriage’ â which is when you find out during a routine ultrasound that the pregnancy isn’t viable, even though you hadn’t experienced any symptoms beforehand. Itâs a really heartbreaking situation, and her sharing it helps to normalize the grief and loss that so many women experience.
I was at the doctor just a week before, and everything seemed perfectly normal. She told me that, but then⊠there was no heartbeat. It was just⊠gone. Itâs still hard to even say it.
BeyoncĂ© channeled her deepest emotions and sadness into creating her 2013 song, “Heartbeat.”
As someone who champions emotional wellbeing, I often find creative outlets are incredibly powerful. Recently, I shared how after going through an intensely difficult time, I went to my studio and poured all that pain into writing a song â honestly, the saddest one I’ve ever created. And you know what? It was unbelievably therapeutic. Really, it felt like the best way for me to process everything I was feeling.
BeyoncĂ© later shared with Oprah Winfrey on Oprahâs Next Chapter that she experienced a situation many couples face, and it significantly shaped her personal journey.
Her previous experience also affected how she approached her second pregnancy with Blue Ivy. She explained that she kept it private because she was worried about what might happen, which was difficult since her family and friends already knew and had celebrated with her. Knowing others share similar struggles brought her comfort, and ultimately, she’s grateful to have her daughter and remains hopeful.
The singer revealed she was very scared while she was pregnant with Blue Ivy. However, her doctor reassured her that she was perfectly healthy and encouraged her to stay calm and enjoy her life, which is what she ultimately did.
In an interview with ELLE magazine in 2019, Beyoncé shared how experiencing miscarriages helped her realize she needed to prioritize self-care before becoming a mother. After having Blue Ivy, her search for meaning deepened. She described her relationship as transformative, leading to even greater personal growth and a shift in priorities. Achieving fame was no longer what mattered most; instead, she found true fulfillment in creating lasting art and a legacy that would extend beyond her lifetime.
Kara, known from The Real Housewives of Orange County, and her husband Kyle welcomed their son Vaughn Mack Bosworth in April 2021. This came almost a year after the heartbreaking loss of their second child and first son, McCoy Casey Bosworth, who passed away shortly after birth. Kara had shared the happy news of her pregnancy with Vaughn, often called a ‘rainbow baby,’ just days before he was born. He’s now a little brother to Decker Kate Bosworth, who was born in 2016.
On April 12th, 2021, Kara shared a heartfelt message on Instagram marking one year since saying goodbye to McCoy. She wrote about how memories of him would stay with her forever and expressed the conflicting emotions of grief and gratitude â especially remembering the joy she felt when Vaughn was born. She acknowledged the difficult path from their lowest point to finding happiness again, but emphasized their resilience. Instead of dwelling on the unimaginable pain, Kara chose to focus on simply getting through each day, even when others couldn’t understand what she was experiencing.
Things werenât standing still â we were moving forward, finding our way. So we kept pushing on. When people asked how I was, I simply said, ‘I’m doing,’ because sometimes thatâs all you need to say. For me, it really was enough. Whenever grief overwhelmed me, my doula reminded me to just focus on the very next step. And Iâm so grateful that ânext thingâ turned out to be you, Vaughn Mack. You arenât a second best; you are exactly what I needed right now. You don’t replace anything lost â you add to it. Thank you for making this April 12th so much brighter than the last one, sweet boy.
Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson East experienced a miscarriage in 2017, which she openly shared with her husband, Andrew East, in a YouTube video. They welcomed their daughter, Drew Hazel East, in November 2019 â a child they lovingly called their ‘rainbow baby’ after the loss. Just over a year later, Shawn announced another pregnancy, and in March 2021, she and Andrew revealed they were expecting a son.
You know, even with all the joy in her life right now, she’s been really open about how shocked she was when she found out she was pregnant with Drew. She actually told TopMob News back in April that it was a truly scary moment for her â completely terrifying, she said!
She shared that finding out she was pregnant the first time was the happiest day of her life. However, when she discovered she was expecting again, she felt a lot of fear and worried something would go wrong, which made it hard to enjoy the experience for a while.
Following her miscarriage, Shawn turned to an online group for support, as many others do. Connecting with women who understood her pain and had gone through similar experiences brought her comfort, simply knowing she wasnât facing it alone lessened her grief.
People have asked me what to say to friends who are struggling,” Shawn explained. “But truthfully, there arenât any words that can really make things better. I think the most helpful thing, especially from a group of supportive people, is simply letting someone know that it’s okay to feel down and that they will eventually get through it.
The singer had difficulty getting pregnant before having her son, René-Charles Angélil, with her late husband, René Angélil, in 2001. Later, she also experienced problems trying to have more children.
Back in 2008, CĂ©line Dion shared with Oprah Winfrey that she hoped to have another child, fondly referring to her son RenĂ©-Charles as a “miracle.”
She shared on The Oprah Winfrey Show that she always leaves a window open as a hopeful gesture. She explained, ‘I feel so fortunate in my life, and if I were to have a child, I’d consider myself very lucky.’
After struggling with six rounds of IVF and a heartbreaking miscarriage, she finally welcomed her twin sons, Nelson and Eddy Angélil, in 2010.
In 2010, the TV journalist shared on The View that she experienced a miscarriage at seven weeks of pregnancy, though she didn’t realize it at the time.
She described feeling utterly defeated, more so than she had in years. Hearing the doctor say there was no heartbeat felt like a sudden, devastating blow, ‘like a knife through the heart,’ she said.
Oh my gosh, you guys, it feels like yesterday I found out Lisa and Paul were going to be parents! After everything they went through, their little rainbow baby, Jett Ling Song, finally arrived in 2013 â it was the happiest news ever! And then, just a few years later in 2016, another sweet girl joined the family, Ray Ling Song. Seriously, theyâre such a beautiful family, I can’t even handle the cuteness!
In her 2018 memoir, Becoming, Michelle Obama shared that she experienced a miscarriage before having children. She and Barack Obama then used IVF to conceive their daughters, Malia, born in 1998, and Sasha, born in 2001.
Michelle shared in her book that miscarriages are surprisingly common, affecting many more women than people realize, yet they’re rarely discussed openly. She discovered this after confiding in a few friends about her own miscarriage, and was surprised by their loving support and the fact that they had experienced miscarriages as well.
While married to Tom Cruise for eleven years â a marriage that ended in 2001 â the actress experienced a devastating ectopic pregnancy. This dangerous condition happens when a fertilized egg implants outside of the uterus, requiring immediate medical intervention to end the pregnancy.
Nicole Kidman has spoken openly about the intense emotional journey of trying to conceive, particularly after experiencing a miscarriage. In a 2018 interview with Tatler magazine, she described it as a profound loss that often goes unacknowledged. While incredibly painful, she also emphasized the immense joy and relief that comes with finally having a child â a feeling earned through years of longing and difficulty.
Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise adopted two children during their marriage: Isabella Cruise, born in 1992, and Connor Cruise, born in 1995. After marrying Keith Urban in 2006, Nicole gave birth to their daughter, Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, in 2008. Their second daughter, Faith Margaret Kidman Urban, was born in 2010 with the help of a surrogate mother.
Back in 2014, Nicole shared her desire to have more children. She jokingly told KIIS 1065 radio, ‘I secretly hope Iâm pregnant every month, but it never happens!’ She admitted, ‘Iâd be thrilled if I was, but realistically, at 47, itâs not likely.’
 
In 2017, the reality TV star experienced a miscarriage and subsequently sought treatment for depression after struggling with suicidal thoughts. She and her husband, Tyler Baltierra, were raising their daughter, Novalee Reign Baltierra, who was born in 2015. The couple had previously placed their first daughter, Carly, for adoption six years earlier, a storyline that was featured on the show 16 and Pregnant.
In 2019, the stars of Teen Mom OG had a baby girl named Vaeda Luma Baltierra, a ‘rainbow baby’ born after a previous loss. In December 2020, Catelynn shared on Twitter that she had experienced another miscarriage, hoping to let others know they weren’t alone in similar situations.
In February 2021, the couple announced on social media that they were expecting another baby girl.
During the season nine finale of Teen Mom OG, which aired in April 2021, Catelynn opened up about her miscarriages. She explained that experiencing another loss brought back painful memories from when she placed her first child for adoption at age sixteen, triggering a lot of difficult emotions. She described how the mind can hold onto past trauma and resurface it unexpectedly.
She explained that the biggest difference this time is her improved mental health. Sheâs been able to cope without feeling overwhelmed, showing that her therapy has helped. However, she emphasized that itâs still incredibly difficult and frustrating to go through, and remains a deeply upsetting experience.
Actress Constance Marie, known for her role on The George Lopez Show, finally became a mother in 2009 with the birth of her daughter, Luna Marie Katich. It followed a challenging journey with infertility lasting over three years, which included trying the medication Clomid, intrauterine insemination (IUI), and two unsuccessful rounds of in vitro fertilization (IVF). According to People magazine, she experienced two miscarriages before a third round of IVF, combined with acupuncture, led to a successful pregnancy.
She explained that they began trying for a baby when she was 38 and a half years old. Sheâd assumed it would be easy, but the following three and a half years were incredibly challenging â the hardest time of her life.
In November 2018, actress Jessica Cameron shared that she had experienced a miscarriage with twin babies earlier that year. At the time, she was already a mother to her daughter Kenzie Lynne Cameron, born in 2013, and her son Hutton Michael Cameron, born in 2015.
Beverley shared on her blog, Growing Up Hollywood, that she didn’t think she could have a miscarriage because her previous two pregnancies had been healthy. She realized this was a mistake in her thinking.
She also discussed the challenge of opening up about her loss. The actress explained that sharing her experience often made others uncomfortable, as people didnât know how to respond, and honestly, there werenât any easy words to offer. She emphasized that those sharing their stories usually just want to be heard â the act of sharing itself is a crucial part of healing and accepting what happened. Ignoring the pain or pretending it didnât happen, she said, only makes it worse.
In March 2020, Beverley shared on Instagram that she and her husband, Michael Cameron, were expecting another child.
She announced, “We’re thrilled to be expecting a baby after a loss!” She described it as finding ‘our gold at the end of the rainbow.’
In July 2020, the actress announced she gave birth to daughter Mayzel Josephine Cameron.
In November 2018, actress Gabrielle Union shared on Instagram that she and her husband, Dwyane Wade, had welcomed their first child together, Kaavia James Wade, born via surrogate.
In her 2017 book, Weâre Going to Need More Wine, Gabrielle Union shared that she experienced eight or nine miscarriages over three years while also undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF). She is also a stepmother to Dwyane Wade’s three children.
The actress shared on Instagram that sheâd been crying throughout the day for various reasons, admitting she’d become used to feeling heartbroken and let down. She explained that many people can relate to this feelingâlike she had made it her normal state of beingâbut a recent experience reminded her that good things can still happen.
In June 2020, Scheana Shay of Vanderpump Rules shared on her podcast, Scheananigans with Scheana Shay, that she had experienced a miscarriage while expecting her first child with boyfriend Brock Davies. She expressed how much she wanted to be a mother, saying, âIâve never been more excited about anything in my lifeâ when she first saw the positive pregnancy test.
She explained that she’d been told it would be nearly impossible to conceive without medical assistance, and she hadn’t believed she could get pregnant naturally.
In October of the following year, Scheana announced she was pregnant with her “rainbow baby.” She welcomed her daughter, Summer Moon Honey Davies, in April 2021.
Model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen and her husband, John Legend, spent nine years trying to get pregnant before turning to IVF. They now have two children: daughter Luna Simone Stephens, born in 2016, and son Miles Theodore Stephens, born in 2018.
Luna wasn’t Chrissy’s first attempt at pregnancy using IVF. Before Luna, she had another embryo transferred that was also identified as female through a standard genetic screening test done during IVF to check for chromosomal problems, but unfortunately, that embryo didn’t develop.
Chrissy explained to InStyle magazine in 2017 that her first daughter didnât quite fit the mold, but her second child, Luna, did.
In 2020, Chrissy Teigen became pregnant naturally. Sadly, she experienced a complication called a partial placental abruption and, in September, she and her husband, John Legend, lost their baby boy, Jack. She was 20 weeks pregnantâtoo early for a premature baby to have a realistic chance of survival in the NICU. Chrissy shared heartbreaking photos of their final moments with Jack in the hospital on Instagram.
We feel incredibly lucky to have the lives we do, and we’re so thankful for our beautiful children, Luna and Miles, and all the wonderful experiences we’ve shared. Of course, life isn’t always easy. During this incredibly sad time, we’ll allow ourselves to grieve and cry, but we’ll also lean on each other with extra love and support to get through this together.
During National Infertility Awareness Week in April 2019, the meteorologist from the Today show shared with viewers her personal struggles with secondary infertility and a miscarriage.
After having their son, Calvin, in 2016, Dylan and her husband, Fichera, faced challenges trying to have another child. Doctors discovered Dylan had a low egg count and irregular periods, and also found scar tissue in her uterusâall of which made getting pregnant difficult. She had surgery to remove the scar tissue and later became pregnant, but sadly, she miscarried about a month later.
Oh my gosh, she was so brave talking about everything on Today! It completely broke my heart when she said she feels so lucky for her family, especially after experiencing a miscarriage. She just wants everyone to know she’s hurting and unsure of whatâs next too â it felt SO real and relatable, honestly. I’m sending all the love and support!
In July 2019, Dylan shared on her show that she was pregnant again â a surprising turn of events as she’d just been scheduled to start IVF treatments when she found out. Her doctor confirmed the pregnancy test was positive. She then welcomed another son, Oliver George Fichera, in January 2020.
In January 2019, the former Pretty Little Liars star shared on Instagram that she had experienced a miscarriage in 2018. She happily announced she was pregnant again in June 2019, sharing the news on Instagram and in a preview for her new YouTube series, Almost Ready. The preview showed her and her boyfriend, Matte Babel, at a pregnancy photoshoot.
Shay explained that she waited to share her news because of a previous experience. She also described pregnancy as generally wonderful, but admitted it can be surprisingly isolating, saying, ‘Itâs also really fking lonely.’
In October 2019, Shay shared on social media that she had a baby girl. She later announced the baby’s name was Atlas Noa.
Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner, who met on the reality show Married at First Sight, experienced a heartbreaking loss in 2016 when their son, Johnathan Edward Hehner, passed away during pregnancy after 17 weeks. The following year, in 2017, they welcomed their daughter, Henley Grace Hehner, a ‘rainbow baby’ born after a loss.
In September 2018, Jamie experienced a very early miscarriage, sometimes called a chemical pregnancy. Then, in January 2019, she shared that she had lost another pregnancy at 10 weeks â near the end of her first trimester.
In 2020, the couple was overjoyed to welcome their second child, a son named Henrix Douglas Hehner. Surprisingly, Jamie conceived naturally with Henrix, right around the time they began consulting with a fertility specialist.
The family continues to pay tribute to their firstborn on social media.
Jamie shared on Instagram in May 2021, posting a photo of herself and Doug with their son, Johnathan, at the hospital, writing, “He made me a mama.” She also acknowledged Bereaved Mother’s Day, explaining she hadnât spoken much about her firstborn recently and sometimes felt bad about it.
Jamie continued by saying that even though Johnathan is no longer physically with them, he will always hold a special place in her heart. He taught her the meaning of unconditional love, and she felt an immense amount of affection for him despite their short time together. She recalled being thrilled on her first Motherâs Day while pregnant with Johnathan, excitedly discussing names and planning a gender reveal party.
Jamie wrote that the day her son was born was the worst day of her life. He was so small, and she felt utterly powerless as a mother. She desperately wanted to help him breathe and keep his heart beating, but felt helpless to protect or care for him. She only got to hold him for about ten minutes before the nurses and doctor needed to take him. She remembers pleading with them to let him stay with her a little longer, but then felt guilty realizing she was delaying care for another patient.
Jamie said, “Time definitely numbs the pain, but it never fully goes away.”
In June 2019, the soccer star shared in an interview with ELLE that she had experienced a miscarriage the previous year while pregnant with fraternal twins. The pregnancy was complicated because one of the twins developed outside of the uterusâin a fallopian tubeârequiring immediate emergency surgery.
“The doctor said I was hours from dying,” she said.
In December 2019, Hope revealed she and her husband, Jerramy Stevens, were expecting twins â a boy and a girl. She gave birth to their son, Vittorio Genghis Stevens, and their daughter, Lozen Orianna Judith Stevens, in March 2020.
In March 2018, the actress from Originals shared a photo on Instagram of herself getting ready for surgery after a miscarriage. She explained that she sent the picture to her fiancé while he waited, hoping to reassure him she was alright. However, she admitted she was actually devastated and felt incredibly heartbroken.
After her surgery, she explained how sheâd spent hours online looking for other women who understood what she was going through. She desperately needed someone to connect withâsomeone who could assure her that feeling depressed and hopeless was normal, that it wasn’t her fault, and that she wouldnât always feel this way. Eventually, she found a supportive community of women who had experienced the same thing. They openly shared their stories about miscarriage, something people donât usually talk about, and she felt relieved to no longer have to keep her grief private.
Claire and her husband, Andrew Joblon, became parents to a son, James Holt Joblon, in March 2019. They later welcomed a daughter, Elle Madeline Holt Joblon, in September 2020.
Hilarie Burton and her husband, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, welcomed their daughter, George Virginia Morgan, in 2018. She joined their older son, Augustus Morgan, who was born in 2010. The couple had been trying to expand their family for five years, and Hilarie experienced several miscarriages before George was born.
As a lifestyle expert, I totally understand the feeling of wanting to protect something precious before it arrives. When I was pregnant with my daughter, I was so scared of something going wrong that I kept it to myself for a long time and skipped the baby shower. I even checked her heartbeat daily until she was born! Now that she’s here, I honestly just spend my days marveling at her. Seeing her with her dad fills me with so much gratitude. Even when sheâs screaming her lungs out, I can’t help but smile â it just means sheâs vibrantly, wonderfully alive, and I wouldnât trade a single moment.
Hilarie shared that getting pregnant can be unpredictable, and offered hope to others struggling with infertility. She and her husband are thrilled to introduce their daughter, George Virginia Morgan, born on February 16th, and sent love and support to anyone on their own journey to parenthood. Her husband actually delivered the baby, and they are completely in love with her.
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