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James Van Der Beek’s Wife Kimberly Suffers 2nd Miscarriage In Less Than A Year: I Feel ‘Helpless’

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James Van Der Beek, 43, and his wife Kimberly Brook, have suffered another heartbreaking loss. “Last weekend, once again, 17 weeks in… the soul we’d been excited to welcome into the world had lessons for our family that did not include joining us in a living physical body,” James wrote in a lengthy and emotional Instagram caption on Saturday, June 20. “We rushed @vanderkimberly to the hospital by ambulance for another harrowing night of blood transfusions.

And as I stood by, grateful for the good people who navigated the maze of regulations to save her life,” the Dawson’s Creek alum added.

Kimberly experienced another miscarriage less than a year ago, which James had sadly confirmed in Nov. 2019 while competing on Dancing With The Stars.

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