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Actress Teri Hatcher wanted to have a second child, but the process proved to be unsuccessful. While co-hosting E!’s Daily Pop show on Thursday, Jan. 20, the Desperate Housewives star, 57, revealed she tried using a sperm donor for the pregnancy, but it didn’t end up working out.

Teri Thatcher revealed that she suffered a miscarriage years ago while trying for a second child in her early 40s.The 57-year-old mom-of-one brought it up on Thursday while guest co-hosting E! News' Daily Pop with Justin Sylvester, 35, and Loni Love, 50.When the topic of sperm donors came up Teri noted, 'I did that.I actually had a miscarriage, unfortunately.' Who knew: Teri Thatcher revealed that she suffered a miscarriage years ago while trying for a second child in her early 40sThe subject arose as the trio was discussing Ginnifer Goodwin's recent comments about volunteering her husband's sperm to her best friend.Loni suggested, 'Just get a sperm donor,' before the Desperate Housewives alum chimed in with her experience. 'It didn't work out for me, but I tried to have a second child by myself and I went through that, got a sperm donor,' the entertainer unveiled.She described the process of choosing a donor as 'kind of fun.' NBCUniversal Privacy Policy 'Because you pick out literally, "Do they wear glasses? Did they have acne? How tall?"' she elaborated.

Teri Hatcher, 55, is one proud mom! The actress shared some stunning photos and video to her Instagram on May 24 along with a heartwarming caption to help congratulate her 22-year-old daughter Emerson Tenney on graduating from Brown University in these trying times. One of the photos showed a beautiful Emerson all dressed up in her cap and gown and smiling, showing off similar features to her gorgeous mom and a video clip shows her becoming a graduate while watching her ceremony online. In the caption for the post, Teri revealed that like so many other high school and college seniors this year, Emerson had to have a virtual graduation due to the coronavirus pandemic. See Teri’s post HERE.