Selena Gomez recently revealed that she cannot carry her own children due to health issues. In an interview with Vanity Fair, the 32-year-old shared her emotional struggle and explained that her lupus diagnosis poses serious pregnancy risks, leading her to consider surrogacy and adoption.
Despite her challenges, Selena remains hopeful about motherhood and expressed frustration toward those who pity her. She firmly stated that she seeks understanding and resilience, not sympathy.
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Selena Gomez has disclosed that she cannot carry her own children due to lupus and bipolar disorder.
Lupus and Its Complications
Diagnosed in 2013, lupus is an autoimmune disease that poses severe pregnancy risks, including preeclampsia. In 2017, she had a kidney transplant due to lupus complications.
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Bipolar Disorder's Impact
Gomez's bipolar disorder requires medications that may further complicate a safe pregnancy, impacting her health and that of a potential child.
Considering Alternatives
Given these challenges, Gomez is exploring surrogacy and adoption, highlighting her determination to become a mother despite the obstacles.
