SellingSunset's Heather Rae Young and husband Tarek El Moussa are putting their baby plans on hold for the time being. Here's why:
“We’re going to freeze embryos first, go from there and then see what happens,” Young said during a November 2021appearance. “Our life is already crazy. We’re raising two kids. I’m already a mommy. So I’m like, ‘Well, why not have just one more?’”via social media. “I’ve had a few low moments throughout this journey, but I’ve tried to stay as positive as possible, and it shows that the body is incredible and can do wonders,” Young gushed in a January Instagram video.
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