Terry Bradshaw takes blame for divorces: “Nothing wrong with those women.”

Terry Bradshaw says he recognized a pattern in his first three marriages and concluded that he was the common factor—not his former wives. The football Hall of Famer has spoken about how reflecting on those relationships helped him understand himself and make changes.

Bradshaw’s third marriage ended in 1999, the same year he was diagnosed with clinical depression after experiencing panic attacks, crying spells, and insomnia. He later sought treatment and has said that talking openly about his mental health helped him feel better and accept himself.

In his book *Looking for Terry*, Bradshaw discusses depression, anxiety, ADHD, his marriages, cancer, faith, and his complicated relationship with late Steelers coach Chuck Noll. He has been married four times and shares two daughters, Rachel and Erin, with his third wife, Charla Hopkins. Bradshaw married Tammy in 2014 after they had dated for more than a decade.

**Key Takeaways**
– Bradshaw says he saw similarities in his first three marriages and took responsibility for his part in their endings.
– His clinical depression diagnosis came in 1999, alongside a period of severe anxiety and insomnia.
– *Looking for Terry* reflects on his personal struggles, family life, health, and football career.
– Bradshaw says sharing his experiences has helped him and encouraged others to seek support.

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