Chrissy Teigen Says It Is Her Understanding That Her Miscarriage Was Abortion That Saved Her Life

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Chrissy Teigen has opened up more about her miscarriage in 2020. The Hollywood Reporter claims that the businessman and cookbook author discussed the incident on Thursday at the “A Day of Unreasonable Conversation” symposium sponsored by the social impact organization Propper Daley, sponsored in Beverly Hills, California.

Chrissy Teigen, who is now expecting a kid and shares husband John Legend’s two other young children, thought about the passing of their son, Jack.

She had to make a lot of difficult and terrible decisions two years ago when she was expecting Jack, John, and her third kid is what she said during the summit. Around the midway point, it became abundantly evident that without medical help, neither she nor her child would survive.

Chrissy Teigen claimed that after the recent Roe v. Wade decision by the Supreme Court, she understood that what she had previously referred to as a miscarriage was an abortion.

Chrissy Teigen Says Her Miscarriage Was Actually An Abortion To Save Her Life: 

Let’s call it what it was; she continued, “an abortion.” “An abortion for a baby who had no chance to save my life. And to be honest, I didn’t put that together until a few months ago.

The “Lip Sync Battle” host had been admitted to the hospital a few days before she revealed her miscarriage due to significant bleeding.

“Despite receiving countless bags of blood transfusions, we were never able to stop the bleeding and give our son the fluids he needed. It was never enough, she claimed in a statement posted at the time on social media.

In some states, there has been discussion about whether it should be permitted when the mother’s life is in danger.

During a conversation with her husband about abortion and the empathy she felt for those who must make an agonizing decision to end a pregnancy, Teigen claimed, according to THR, that Legend helped her realize that those people were, in fact, those people.