“I unfortunately can’t carry my own children,” but wish to become a mom one day: Selena Gomez

Life doesn’t come with a manual; it comes with a mother. Similarly, A father is a daughter’s first love and a son’s first hero. A mother is connected to the child before birth. But Selina, in an interview with Vanity Fair, said, “I haven’t ever said this,” she says, “but I unfortunately can’t carry my own children. I have a lot of medical issues that would put my life and the baby’s in jeopardy. That was something I had to grieve for a while.” The medical conditions include a lupus diagnosis in 2013 and medications for bipolar disorder. She also had a kidney transplant in 2017. But now, alternatives like surrogacy and adoption will help.

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After the Wizards Beyond Waverly Place season two’s finale, Selena Gomez shared her wish of becoming a mother while reacting to her character’s plot line.

“Alex Russo is a mommy,” Selena wrote over a clip in an Oct. 9 Instagram Story post. “Hopefully one day that’ll be me.”

Here, big celebrities like Selena Gomez are literally d*ing to become mothers, and on the other hand, these feminists are promoting Sisters in Wonderland: The Accomplishments of the Feminists.

There is one more story that shows and debunks the feminists’ ulterior motives. This story involves Sara Huff. She writes it on her X profile’s pinned post, “My name is Sara Huff, and my journey has been one of deep pain, loss, and ultimately, redemption. I once stood proudly as a feminist, organizing protests and marches in favor of ab*rtion. At 22, I found myself pregnant, and the voices around me, my feminist friends, those I trusted, assured me it was nothing more than a “cl*mp of cells.” They told me ab*rtion was the path to empowerment, to my freedom. Without hesitation, I believed them.

I chose to have a chemical ab*rtion, thinking it would be quick and easy. Instead, it was excruciating, both physically and emotionally. In my heart, I knew I had t*ken the life of my own child—a daughter, only three months along. The aftermath was devastating. I nearly d*ed from severe hem*rrhaging and was told I would never be able to have children. For six long months, I was trapped in a spiral of depression, anxiety, and guilt. I self-ha*med, unable to cope with the pain, haunted by the child I had lost. There were nights I wished for d*ath, believing there was no way out of the darkness.

But God had other plans. Despite the doctors’ prognosis, I became pregnant again six months later. This time, I chose life. I turned my back on the feminist ideology that had led me astray and found refuge in the Catholic Church. There, I found forgiveness, healing, and truth. Today, I am a wife, mother to my son Héctor, and stepmother to Elyzabeth, Andrew, Jeremiah, and Selah. God’s mercy restored what I thought I had lost forever.

Now, I travel the world, sharing my story to spare other women from the pain I endured. I have spoken in over 20 countries, given hundreds of conferences, and written books to expose the lies of feminism and abortion. My mission is clear: to lead women to the truth and show them that true empowerment lies not in rejecting life, but in embracing it.”

You can follow her on X and Instagram at:

Sara Huff (@TheSaraHuff) / X
@sarahuffOfficial – Instagram

Before we end, a few Motherhood Quotes:

“Of all the rights of women, the greatest is to be a mother.” – Lin Yutang

“A mother is always the beginning. She is how things begin.” – Amy Tan

“The human heart was not designed to beat outside the human body and yet, each child represented just that — a parent’s heart bared, beating forever outside its chest.” ―Debra Ginsberg

“Motherhood is near to divinity. It is the highest, holiest service to be assumed by mankind.” —Howard W. Hunter

Opinion by Dan Lebailly

The actresses and singers lead lives that make it difficult for them to have children. And when they arrive at a point where they can’t, they regret it just like normal working women for years, they say “I want to focus on my career only, children later” and they don’t find a husband. Then they get older and realize it’s too late.

Vivek Singh

I am Vivek Singh owner and publisher of newsofx.com. I am a journalist by profession. I did my Bachelor’s in Journalism and Mass Communication from Amity University Jharkhand and my Master’s in the same from Central University of Jharkhand grabbing the gold medal.
I am a Men’s Rights Activist, International Men’s Day and World Day of the Boy Child India coordinator, and Global Media coordinator for both of these days.