Heidi Montag Has Hysteroscopic Polypectomy Surgery to Better Chances of Getting Pregnant

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Heidi Montag wants to be a mom of two. In a YouTube video on Thursday, the 34-year-old reality star shared her journey of undergoing surgery to help improve her chances of conceiving her second child.Montag and her husband, Spencer Pratt, are already parents to a 3-year-old son, Gunner.In the video, the star documented having a hysteroscopic polypectomy procedure to remove uterine polyps, which are noncancerous growths attached to the inner wall of the uterus that can be associated with infertility, according to Mayo Clinic.«I was feeling nervous last night about it, but I'm excited today,» Montag said in the video after checking in at the hospital.

Heidi Montag has undergone surgery in the hopes of conceiving a second child, with husband Spencer Pratt.The Hills star, 34, and her beau, 37 – aka Speidi – are already parents to son Gunner Stone, who they welcomed in 2017.The pair have been open about their desire to add to their family, with the mum-of-one going under the knife recently for a hysteroscopic polypectomy procedure.Detailing the operation in a new YouTube clip, titled ‘Heidi gets surgery to help her get pregnant’, she told viewers: ‘I was feeling nervous last night about it, but I’m excited today.‘And I hoping that the surgery works and that this is the only reason I haven’t been able to get pregnant.‘Hopefully after this I can get pregnant, I am just reflecting, think it’s

Heidi Montag, 34, and Spencer Pratt, 37, are doing whatever it takes to have a second child. In a new YouTube video uploaded by The Hills: New Beginningsstars on Aug. 12, Heidi underwent a hysteroscopic polypectomy procedure, during which non-cancerous uterine polyps are removed. The surgery, according to Heidi, was done so that the couple could get pregnant with their second child. They already share son Gunner Stone, 3.

Heidi Montag is documenting her hysteroscopic polypectomy surgery.

The Hills: New Beginnings star Heidi Montag Pratt underwent hysteroscopic polypectomy surgery at a LA hospital on Wednesday amid her fertility struggles.'Hopefully after this, I can get pregnant right away,' the 34-year-old reality star said in her 11-minute vlog on The Pratts' YouTube channel.Heidi prayed that removing uterine polyps was the only thing standing in her way from getting pregnant with baby No. 2.

Heidi Montag isn't holding back when it comes to her former friend, Lauren Conrad. In a new interview on the podcast, Montag opened up about all the drama she dealt with on and how she really feels about some of her former castmates since their time on the show."Kristin [Cavallari], let’s be honest, is the most successful.

Heidi Montag is talking Lauren Conrad, she’s not holding back.

Heidi Montag slammed her former friend and costar Lauren Conrad during an appearance on the popular Call Her Daddy podcast with Alexandra Cooper on Wednesday.Montag, 34, took Lauren, 35, to task for treating her like a 'dog' over her relationship with husband Spencer Pratt - of which Conrad was infamously against during The Hills.The MTV star also made barbed comments about Conrad's success (or lack-there-of, according to Heidi) and declaredKristin Cavallari to be the most successful of the bunch.

Heidi Montag reflected on her friendship with Lauren Conrad, saying her former Hills costar treated her like a “dog.”

Heidi Montag, 34, is raising eyebrows with a teaser clip for her upcoming appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, which will be released at midnight on Aug. 11. The Hills star revealed some opinions about the level of success her former co-stars, including ex-friend Lauren Conrad, 35, and Kristin Cavallari, 34, have achieved in the clip, and shockingly shaded the former by saying she’s not where she should be. “Kristin lets be honest, is the more successful,” she said after opening a bottle of champagne in the teaser, which was posted to Instagram on Aug. 10. “Lauren didn’t make it like she should have.”

Heidi Montag is confirming that there’s no love lost between her and her former friend and co-star on “The Hills” Lauren Conrad.