Cover of REDBOOK : Jillian Michaels Covers REDBOOK October 2011

Attracting month to cover the liabilities of the question, Jillian Michaels featured in October 2011 issue of Redbook magazine.Set hit newsstands 13 September, says former "Biggest Loser" star of topics, including his decision to leave the running of weight loss after 11 seasons, and his constant introduction of a baby in the DRC. 

It is two years it has adopted a baby, the Democratic Republic of Congo: 

I've seen friends congratulated me [from] the process of pregnancy itself is a child and your child will be indexed. People are lapping me. My best friend just said that she is pregnant, and of course I am excited, but I also like, Uhhh! [Gestures to stab themselves]. Like, I want my children to play with your kids! It's just a nightmare. 

How is it decided to leave The Biggest Loser: 

I wanted to be a daytime television for a long time, because that is where you can send a message. Is one in prime time, it's like Jersey Shore, and Desperate Housewives: A Dumb-Ass County. It's just a train-wreck TV. And the prices. [On The Biggest Loser] I had long conversations with competitors about the things in your past, and no excavation would be in the air. They grunt, they cry, I'm like, "You can do it," they say: "I believe in myself", and the scene is over. 

Is he trying to have children who, of course: 

Turns out I had PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome). But at a young age, I do not know if I wanted children, so I really do not care. When I got older, and I saw friends go through IVF, hormones, and with many years of devastation and disappointment, and I remember thinking something God wants for me. If I choose to continue to do this, I am against. And when I'm finally ready to go, so I thought, this is going to be so easy. I am like a hole. I had nooo idea. I mean, you just have to wait ... If this is not done in November last year, I'll go get shot in foster care. 

There are tips for women to face their fear of change: 

They need to rely on. I can not tell you how many people tried to talk me out of service on the [The Biggest Loser]. All. People really fear-based, and in many it is a monkey-bar approach to life, that you can not leave it in one place, you need to plant next Monkey Bar. But going straight to the next thing you never get time to reflect, or to create a room that is right for you.