Although she had found love with former baseball player David Krause, "Millionare Matchmaker" Patti Stanger does admit to having one regret.
The 52-year-old, who is known for finding love for big time high-rollers, confessed she wasn't lucky enough to find the right man soon enough to start a family of her own.
Additionally, the modern day cupid for millionaires also divulged that she actually terminated a pregnancy when she was in her 20s because she wasn't ready to raise a child at the time.
"My biggest regret is that I didn't have children. I had an abortion in my 20s,' she told OK! magazine in a candid Q&A session. "I was pregnant and I didn't have enough money and I didn't think it was ok to have a child and be a single parent. And now look, everyone's doing it!"
Even though Patti could adopt with her athlete turned mortgage broker boyfriend, she doesn't have interest in doing so.
"I didn't find the right guy at the right time to have one with, I guess. But I don't think I would adopt and be single," she said. "I [thought] I would have eventually found a guy, settled down, got the picket fence. I just didn't meet person at the right time, I wasn't that lucky, like a lot of other people."
Patti has never been married. However, that may soon change with Krause. The two met online in March 2012 and the matchmaker now sports a promise ring on her wedding finger. Before Krause, Patti was engaged to real estate broker Andy Friedman. After seven years, they ended their relationship in 2010.
