Selling Sunset's Maya Vander Shares She Had Miscarriage 6 Months After Son’s Stillbirth

Maya Vander told fans on June 21 that she has suffered a miscarriage. The Selling Sunset star, who also had a stillbirth last year, says not to "take things for granted” in life.

By Daisy Maldonado Jun 22, 2022 8:35 PMTags
Watch: "Selling Sunset" Star Maya Vander Opens Up About Her Stillbirth

Maya Vander is in mourning after experiencing a miscarriage, six months after she delivered her stillborn son. 

On June 21, the Selling Sunset star took to her Instagram Stories to share the sad news. 

"I had a very crazy week," Maya wrote alongside a photo of her 3-year-old son, Aiden, sleeping. "Miscarriage after 10 weeks …following my stillbirth..but my kids and my husband are absolutely my blessing and I am so lucky to be their mother!"

The reality TV star went on to credit her husband Dave Miller and her kids Aiden and Elle, 2, for bringing "joy and happiness" into her life. 

She added, "Hug and love the people you care about. Don't take things for granted."

Last summer, Maya announced that she was expecting her third child. However, five months later she tragically shared that she experienced a stillbirth with son Mason at 38 weeks pregnant

"I always heard of it but never imagined I'll be part of the statistics," she wrote on Instagram in December. "Instead of delivering a baby, I get to go home with a memory box… I do not wish this on anyone. What was a regular weekly checkup turned into a nightmare that I never imagine will happen to me." 

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Since then, the 40-year-old has regularly discussed her grieving process with her Instagram followers. 

"I have women (who might be going through the something similar) ask me how I'm doing after my stillbirth & pregnancy loss and how I'm able to continue pushing forward with my daily life," she wrote in a June 16 post. "Everyone handles loss in their own way, but for me I find the key is to stay busy - a healthy distraction always keeps me going." 

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Maya then offered advice for those who are in a similar situation, saying they should get to work, socialize, exercise and talk to others. 

From my own experiences, I know the pain of loss won't heal overnight," she said, "but today is a great day to begin or continue furthering the healing process."