‘Bachelor’ alum Colton Underwood said he felt ‘so much shame’ over his fertility struggles after tying the knot with husband Jordan Brown
Bachelor alum Colton Underwood is opening up about his fertility struggles as he and husband Jordan Brown continue their journey to parenthood.
Underwood came out as gay in 2021, just months before he and Brown confirmed their romance. They decided to expand their family before their May 2023 wedding, and Underwood noted that their mutual desire to become parents was one thing that bonded them as a couple. He continued, “There's so many different things that people don't really understand that are contributing factors to low quality and motility in sperm. And I was basically doing everything I possibly could to kill my sperm, and I didn't even know.”
Discovering his fertility struggles is what ultimately sparked Underwood’s desire to launch his upcoming podcast, “Daddyhood,” which will premiere on Wednesday, February 21. The show will tackle the more difficult aspects of the journey toward parenthood including surrogacy, egg donors and adoption. The podcast is in partnership with Family Equality, a non-profit that works to ensure LGBTQIA+ parents have the proper resources and tools for building a family.
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