Lance Bass, husband trying for surrogate baby a 10th time

Daily Star Sport takes a look at the seven worst signings during his reign.The Spaniard was undoubtedly one of the best strikers in world football when Chelsea spent £50 million to acquire his services from Liverpool in January 2011.However, the numerous injuries he suffered during his time at Anfield meant he failed to rediscover his prolific form in a blue shirt.In total he scored 45 goals in 172 appearances and won the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup with the club.However, he ultimately became a peripheral figure at Stamford Bridge and simply didn’t justify his hefty transfer fee.Morata joined Chelsea from Real Madrid for a then club record £60 million in the summer of 2017.Much expectation was placed on the shoulders of the Spain striker who was signed during Antonio Conte’s spell in charge of the club.However, he only scored 24 goals in 72 appearances for the Blues.Morata left Chelsea just two seasons later and joined Atletico Madrid.The Ukrainian goal scoring legend arrived at Stamford Bridge from AC Milan in a £30 million deal in 2006.Shevchenko was expected to take English football by storm given his impressive record in Serie A and the Champions League.But his reputation as a world class striker was questioned after he could only muster nine goals in 48 league appearances.He became a squad player under then manager Jose Mourinho and re-joined AC Milan on loan just two seasons later.The former Leicester midfielder was an integral part of the Foxes side that won the Premier League in 2016.Drinkwater’s impressive form earned him a move to Chelsea a year later in a £35 million deal.However, the former England midfielder failed to establish himself in the Blues’ midfield and has only made 23 appearances

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Taking a step back. Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin had to halt their IVF plans amid the coronavirus pandemic, but having a baby is still a big focus for them.

*NSYNC had a mini online reunion to mark Lance Bass’s 41st birthday on Tuesday.

While they might have all been in different places, the members of *NSYNC came together, while apart, for a fun birthday reunion.

is welcoming back some friendly faces.

Lance Bass recently revealed that he and his fellow NSYNC members have regular Zoom sessions while social distancing.But the Finding Prince Charming host is also spending plenty of quality time with husband Michael Turchin during self-isolation.The singer cut a casual look in a long-sleeve powder blue shirt and black face mask Tuesday as he and Turchin took a break from isolation to make a grocery run atJayde’s Market in Los Angeles.

Justin Timberlake is still close to his *NSYNC bandmates. Lance Bass appeared on Tuesday's episode of via video chat, and revealed how he's keeping in touch with Timberlake and the rest of the boy band amid their self-quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Last month, Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin revealed their surrogate miscarried at eight weeks after theirninth IVF attempt to start a family.The pair, whowill attempt a 10th round, covered their faces with black masks, as they emerged for the first time since losing their baby boy.While staying close to Turchin, 33, the NSYNC alum hid his expression under tinted blue aviators and sported an aqua t-shirt with navy trousers. Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin are seen for the first time since revealing their surrogate miscarried at eight weeks after their ninth IVF attempt to start a familyHis spouse donned blue shorts, a graphic black long sleeve and sneakers, as they picked up some essentials.

Twenty years ago, their three-time Grammy-nominated sophomore record No Strings Attached smashed sales records, moving a phenomenal 2.4 million units in its first week. And while the success was swiftly followed up with 2001’s Celebrity, shortly after that record’s tour, an emotional earthquake hit the boy band loving world when the group announced a hiatus in 2002.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of N'SYNC's 2000 No Strings Attached album, former band member Lance Bass did a series of interviews last week. Yes, he appropriately called the interviews "The *Nterviews" and he talked to every member of the boy band.

Lance Bass and Michael Turchin are sadly mourning.

Lance Bass has revealed that he and his husband Michael Turchin lost a baby boy at eight weeks after their surrogate’s heartbreaking miscarriage — but the pair aren’t giving up. The couple first started their surrogacy journey in 2017, and despite their recent loss, the duo are now trying their 10th round of IVF, the pop superstar told Entertainment Tonight. “It’s been a very long process, years in the making.

Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin will attempt a 10th round of in vitro fertilization in their quest to become parents.Their ninth try ended last year when their surrogate suffered a miscarriage while eight weeks pregnant.But Lance, 40, has revealed to Entertainment Tonightthat he and Michael will try one more time, and if they are unsuccessfulthey may decide to adopt. Trying again:Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin will attempt a 10th round of in vitro fertilization in their quest to become parents'It's been a very long process, years in the making.

Lance Bass is still reeling from the loss of a baby boy at the end of last summer (19).

Our hearts go out to Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin as their journey to parenthood has come to another tragic hurdle.

Lance Bass is not giving up on his dream to be a dad. The star is revealing he and husband Michael Turchin have been trying to conceive a baby via IVF for the better part of two years to no avail.

After eight attempts to start a family via surrogacy, Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin finally heard the news they had longed for last August — egg donor number nine had been successful.

After eight attempts to start a family via surrogacy, Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin finally heard the news they had longed for last August — egg donor number nine had been successful.

What does Justin Timberlake really think about an *NSYNC reunion? And would JC Chasez consider taking the group on the road without him? Those were two burning questions posed by fans on “The Daily Popcast With Lance Bass,” airing this week — and sort of answered.

Not giving up. Lance Bass and Michael Turchin are trying to have children again after their last “heartbreaking” IVF attempt didn’t work out.