In the book, the actress shared about the moment she learned that her husband had a baby with another woman. She noted that the incident had happened in 2013, before they were married, and she was devastated and heartbroken when she learned about it.
They were on a break at the time.
Nevertheless, Union forgave Wade, and the duo tied the knot in 2014, and they planned for a family. But it was a difficult road for the couple. After years of failed IVF cycles and around nine miscarriages, the actress was more than determined to have a baby with her husband.
At one point, Wade even told Union that they should stop because he was concerned that it was taking a toll on her health and body. This, however, angered Union because she took his words not as a concern for her but as an acknowledgment of her failure.
It reminded her that Wade could have babies with other women so easily while she struggled.
Eventually, it was discovered that the actress had a form of endometriosis called adenomyosis, which increases the risk of miscarrying. She and her spouse then took the surrogacy route in 2018, and in November that year, they welcomed Kaavia James.
The actress shared that her inability to give her husband a baby made her feel like a failure and had it not been for a surrogate, she would have let Wade go so that he could find someone else to start a family with.
