When you’re ready to have kids, your entire world revolves around getting pregnant. When the process doesn’t go exactly as expected, you can feel alone even if you have a partner. However, there are countless individuals, including those in the spotlight, who have sought help from an infertility clinic or exercised other pregnancy options. Below are four celebrities who have shared their stories regarding infertility along with how they were finally able to have children.

4 Public Figures Who Have Dealt With Infertility

1. Mariah Carey

The singer opted for help from an infertility clinic after having a miscarriage with her husband at the time, Nick Cannon. As a result of those successful IVF efforts, she had twins named Moroccan and Monroe in 2011. 

2. Giuliana Rancic

The television correspondent has had a rough ride when it comes to infertility. As if experiencing miscarriage and going through in vitro fertilization wasn’t enough, she also had to fight breast cancer. The medication she needed to battle cancer meant she wouldn’t be able to physically have her own child. Due to these insurmountable challenges, Giuliana and her husband, Bill, had a son in 2012 via surrogate.

3. Tyra Banks

When the supermodel and host of America’s Next Top Model turned 40, she realized she wanted kids. However, like so many other women, she had trouble getting pregnant. She’s spoken about how emotionally-draining the pregnancy and IVF process can be, particularly for older women. However, she was able to have a son through a surrogate in 2016 with her partner at the time, Erik Asla.

4. Courtney Cox

The actress had trouble getting pregnant with husband at the time, David Arquette, and opted for IVF after having multiple miscarriages. She’s talked about how those miscarriages, one of which happened while she was filming Friends, impacted her day-to-day life on set. However, after going through IVF, she had her daughter Coco in 2004.

If you’re struggling with pregnancy and are looking for an experienced infertility clinic, consider coming to Pacific In Vitro Fertilization Institute in Honolulu, HI. They understand how frustrating and emotional it is when you can’t conceive, so they have several fertility experts on staff, including four board-certified physicians with years of experience in IVF. They were the first in vitro clinic on the island of Hawaii and since their inaugural year in 1985, they’ve brought over 4,900 children into the world. Give them a call at (808) 946-2229 or visit their website to learn more about their infertility clinic and treatment options.