NFL Announcer Had Notable Reaction To Erin Andrews’ Spicy Photos
Erin Andrews, the most well-known female sportscaster in America, sets the bar high by securing the most fascinating sideline interviews and captivating spectators with the compelling tales of the players.
When she’s off the field, she still has a way of captivating her audience with what she posts online.
The first picture shows Andrews wearing nothing but a long sweater while keeping her legs crossed. The second picture was of her up close rocking a tank top that was hand knit of cotton yarn, and she added some necklaces to the shot.
Andrews’ last outfit was a blue chic trench coat-style jacket. She gave a complete look of her outfit while standing in the shot.
In the comment section was Andrews’ Fox Sports colleague, announcer Kevin Burkhardt, who certainly loved what he was seeing.
“Love these EA!! (fire emoji).
Erin Andrews Opened Up About Her Infertility
Erin Andrews (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Andrews, veteran of a frustrating 10-year fertility battle, is opening up about the arrival of her baby.
“I’d been pumping myself with hormones for nine years,” she said, via Parents.com. “Like, this chick was ready to burst; I was just over it.”
She added: “There’s so many people that are dealing with it and the reality is it’s really freaking hard. There’s a lot of stories that are unsuccessful and heartbreaking. I want to tell people they’re not alone.”
When the 39-year-old sportscaster received her cervical cancer diagnosis in 2016, she was advised to freeze her eggs before starting treatment, which she did. Andrews’ cancer required two procedures. In addition, she needed to have some sincere discussions about starting a family with her then-boyfriend and current husband, former hockey player Jarret Stoll.
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When their difficult road toward fertility finally started, they underwent nine fruitless rounds of in-vitro fertilization (IVF). They dealt with failed embryos and problems with egg production. Mack was born in June 2023, despite the couple’s eventual decision to use a surrogate, which came with its own set of difficulties.
