'It's devastating,' - Stephanie McMahon opens up on her miscarriage

Overview

• Stephanie McMahon opened up on the devastating miscarriage she suffered on 'What's Your Story? With Steph McMahon'
• While speaking with Natalya in the podcast, the former WWE Superstar noted how a lot of women do not speak about it
• She noted the challenges one faces about having to talk about it during her conversation with Natalya

Stephanie McMahon opened up on the devastating miscarriage she suffered on 'What's Your Story? With Steph McMahon'. While speaking with Natalya in the podcast, the former WWE Superstar noted how a lot of women do not speak about it. She noted the challenges one faces about having to talk about it during her conversation with Natalya.

In the podcast, Stephanie noted that many women have opened up on having suffered miscarriage over the years. She noted that a lot of women tend to not address it openly and hence felt the need to create an environment to allow individuals to express their opinions.

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"I had a miscarriage at one point, and it’s devastating. You never really know until you tell someone that you had a miscarriage. Then you find out tons of women that you know have had miscarriages. It’s something that you don’t share that I think if we did talk about more that it would be helpful," Stephanie said on 'What's Your Story? With Steph McMahon'.

"We all have problems and we’re here to help one another," - Stephanie McMahon

She added that even the meantal health needs to be addressed in the similar regard. She said that the loves ones are there to help their closed ones get through such tough phases. She revealed that people close to each other are the only ones that can help each other.

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"From a mental health standpoint as well. It’s very hard to go through that. When you find out people you love, you relate to, you look up to, we all have problems and we’re here to help one another. At the end of the day, all we have is each other," Stephanie added.