Sharon Stone has revealed that she has experienced the heartbreak of suffering nine miscarriages, highlighting the societal stigma surrounding pregnancy loss that often leaves women feeling isolated and like they have failed.

The renowned actress, known for her role in “Basic Instinct” and recipient of a Golden Globe award, disclosed her personal struggle in response to a social media post by People magazine.

The post featured professional dancer Peta Murgatroyd sharing her own story of losing a pregnancy while her husband was away in Ukraine.

As a mother to adopted sons Roan, Laird, and Quinn, Stone expressed the profound grief felt by women who endure miscarriages, emphasizing the need for a platform where such experiences can be openly discussed.

She candidly stated, “I lost nine children by miscarriage.”

Stone, aged 64, criticized the lack of support and understanding offered to women navigating the aftermath of a miscarriage.

She underscored the necessity for compassion, empathy, and healing following such a significant loss, challenging the prevailing notion that women should silently bear this burden as a mark of personal failure.

In her poignant remarks, Stone denounced the inadequacy of the current approach to female health and well-being, asserting that reliance on a predominantly male-driven ideology has resulted in a dismissive and oppressive attitude towards women’s reproductive struggles.

During a 2017 interview with EXTRATV, Stone disclosed that a genetic blood condition had thwarted her ability to carry a pregnancy to full term, shedding light on the complex and often undisclosed challenges faced by individuals dealing with fertility issues.

Citing a 2021 editorial published in The Lancet medical journal, statistics indicate that approximately 23 million miscarriages occur globally each year, affecting one in 10 women during their lifetime.

These figures underscore the prevalence of pregnancy loss and the need for more open dialogue and support for those affected.

In a recent interview on BBC Radio’s Woman’s Hour, Stone commended fellow celebrities, including Chrissy Teigen and Vanessa Kirby, for their willingness to speak out about topics such as loss, trauma, and abuse.

She emphasized the importance of breaking the silence surrounding these