That can take 30 to 45 days, unfortunately. We sent the body to an autopsy and hopefully we will have some answers. I'm like, I don't even want to see the baby and get attached but then I'm like, you know what? It is my baby. I need to go to the hospital and deliver the baby.' I just went to the hospital and I went to a delivery, and unfortunately the outcome was not what I was anticipating.Į!: Do you want to talk a bit more about that? It was just a matter of like, 'I'm 38 weeks. I did an ultrasound and they confirmed, unfortunately, that the baby died. Then, a few days later, I went to my regular gyno appointment and they couldn't find the heartbeat. MV: Prior to my regular weekly checkup, I felt less movements and I went to a private ultrasound just to make sure there are heartbeats-and everything was fine. What happened when you went to the doctor and then thereafter? For me personally, it helps me with other women who experienced what I have and who intimately understand the pain-the painful situation-because no one prepares for something like that.Į!: I can't even imagine. When I Googled, I read a bunch of stories about other women who went through same situation that I'm in right now. When I had this experience, I realized that I'm not the only woman who had this experience. So, I knew at some point, I have to obviously share because I can't hide the fact that I didn't have a baby. Season five, which will come out in a couple of months, we filmed when I was very much pregnant. It was almost a joke that I'm always pregnant in the show. Maya Vander: It's something that obviously I didn't plan. She explained, 'I never got COVID, but because my husband was still testing positive, he wasn't allowed to be in the delivery room with me so I had to basically be by myself.'Į! News: Can you tell me why you felt like you wanted to talk about this experience? Now, in an exclusive interview with E! News, the realtor-who shares son Aiden, 2, and daughter Elle, 19 months, with her husband David Miller-is opening up about the devastating experience and how she's taking things 'one day at a time.'Īccording to Maya, the loss came after the rest of her family had contracted COVID-19. You will always be in our heart baby Mason.' 'Given I share my pregnancies in the show I knew I'll have to post about this and avoid the 'when is your due date' question. 'What was a regular weekly checkup turned into a nightmare that I never imagine will happen to me,' Maya wrote in an Instagram post at the time. 10, the Selling Sunset star revealed she had a stillbirth 38 weeks into her pregnancy, sharing that 'I always heard of it but never imagined I'll be part of the statistics.'

Maya Vander is ready to share her story after suffering a tragic loss.

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