Seven-time Tour de France winner blamed Sheryl Crow's "biological clock" for the breakup a few years ago with the rock star, according to a new book due out in July, the New York Post reported Friday.
"She wanted marriage, she wanted children; and not that I didn't want that, but I didn't want that at that time because I had just gotten out of a marriage, I'd just had kids (Luke, Grace and Bella)," Armstrong, 37, says in the book "Lance," written by John Wilcockson. "Yet we're up against her biological clock — that pressure is what cracked it."
Armstrong and Crow became engaged two weeks before Crow's 44th birthday, in 2005, but then their relationship became "a struggle."
Duh, cougar alert!
"I felt like I wasn't ready ... I would have been in the future, but not then."
Sheryl didn't cry over the one-balled wonder for long, however.
Crow adoped a two-week-old boy in May, 2007.
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