Anderson Cooper’s mom Gloria Vanderbilt is making an emotional return to her son’s syndicated talk show, Anderson, after receiving an incredible reaction the last time she was on.

Gloria had opened up about her son Carter’s suicide when he was just 23 and losing her fourth husband, writer Wyatt Cooper, during open heart surgery when he was just 50.

The 87-year-old heiress will appear on Monday's episode to talk about surviving loss and how she managed to handle her grief, and you can watch of preview of it here on RadarOnline.com.

PHOTOS: Anderson Cooper Talks To His Mom Gloria Vanderbilt About His Brother’s Suicide

Anderson says he found it incredibly difficult to talk about losing his father as a child and his brother jumping off of the balcony of their New York City penthouse back in 1988.

“It's interesting. Because over the years after my dad died, I was 10, I always found it difficult to talk about it, and for years really didn't,” the host shared. “And you would always talk about him, and I always never really knew how to respond.”

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Cooper said he went through the same feelings when he was 21 and his older brother committed suicide.

Gloria, on the other hand, said she found talking about it helped get her through both tragedies.

"After Carter died, people would come to see me and it meant so much to me to be able to go over again and again and again and again," said  Gloria who joined a support group called Compassionate Friends for parents who have lost a child.

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The heartbreaking episode of Anderson airs November 7.

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Following his recent ground breaking interviews with famous families who have coped with tragedy, Anderson Cooper has turned the attention to his own family in an emotional interview about his brother's suicide, with his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt.

Twenty years after Carter Vanderbilt Cooper took his own life, Anderson sat down with Gloria to recall the tragic day that his 23-year-old brother flung himself from the 14th floor terrace of their New York penthouse apartment.

PHOTOS: Anderson Cooper Talks To His Mom Gloria Vanderbilt About His Brother’s Suicide

In the rare interview, which airs Monday on Cooper's syndicated talk show, Anderson, the 87-year-old Vanderbilt heiress opened up to her CNN star son, who asked her: "Do you still think about that day?"