The “Veep” alum reflected on the “nightmare” experience, which occurred before she and husband Brad Hall welcomed sons Henry, 30, and Charlie, 25.
The loss took place “quite late in” the “Veep” alum’s first pregnancy at age 28, she recalled on Tuesday’s episode of herThe actress was “crazy happy” before the miscarriage, noting that she felt “very fertile [and] very womanly” when she and husband Brad Hall got pregnant “easily.”
Not only was the loss itself a “complete nightmare,” but Louis-Dreyfus had to be hospitalized when she developed an infection.The loss took place “quite late into the pregnancy.”The actress called the miscarriage and ensuing infection a “complete nightmare.”The comedian, 62, was “bedridden” when she returned home, and her mother, Judith Bowles, subsequently flew out to take care of her.
Although Louis-Dreyfus wasn’t allowed to eat the “cozy chili” her mom made, “the making of it was so comforting and so embracing” that the meal remains one of her “greatest memories.” The “Seinfeld” alum was 31 when she and Hall, 65, welcomed their eldest son, Henry, now 30, in 1992. 25-year-old Charlie was born five years later.The latter has followed in his mom’s acting footsteps, most recently playing a character named Andrew in
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