Ainsley Earhardt Miscarriage Inspires A Deeper Faith In God For The News Anchor

When Christian celebrity and Fox and Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt suffered a miscarriage, it broke her heart. But this inspiring woman opens to I Am Second about how leaning on God got her through this difficult time.

From a very young age, Ainsley had a passion for the performing arts. She took an interest in drama, film, and television. After earning a degree in journalism, Ainsley started to pursue a career in the news media. She worked in South Carolina and Texas before getting her big break with Fox in New York.

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Ainsley always dreamed of starting a family of her own, but she wanted to make sure that her career goals were checked off first. When she was finally ready to have a child, she experienced difficulty getting pregnant.

Then, Ainsley Earhardt suffered a miscarriage that required a D&C surgery.

"I just thought, 'I'm going to be separated from this baby until I go to Heaven,'" Ainsley recalls.

News Anchor Leans On Faith During Tragedy

When her faith was tested, the inspiring woman focused on her faith and the peace that God had a plan for her life.

“I know that women are hurting. I know that men are hurting. And I know that you can get through it," Ainsley says. "It might not be your plan and it might not be what you want for your life. Know that God has a plan and God works it all out.”

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After her miscarriage, God blessed Ainsley with another pregnancy that resulted in a beautiful baby girl. Despite all of her many Earthly blessings, Ainsley knows that all of this is only temporary. “This world is amazing and I’m loving my life and I’m so blessed. But this is not it. I just know that there’s something better.” What an incredible I Am Second testimony from this Christian role model.

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