Pregnancy Movie Collection

Five years ago, perfumer Vera was drugged by her father, her formula stolen by Rosalind, and she was framed for plagiarism. Pregnant, she gave birth to twins—only to be told they died, given a bloodstained cloth, and thrown out. Five years later, a little girl named Luna runs into her flower shop calling her “Mom.” Luna’s father, Carter, proposes a contract marriage. Vera notices the twins share her amber-gold eyes and jasmine allergy. Digging deeper, she uncovers the truth: Rosalind faked the twins’ deaths and stole them. Carter is actually Lawson Lane, CEO of Apex Group. Together they expose Rosalind, reclaim the children, and Vera wins an international perfume competition. She takes back her formulas, her children, and her love. Carter proposes. On their wedding day, Vera learns she’s pregnant again—this time, she’ll keep her baby.

Alchemist Alya is betrayed and killed by her husband Carlos, while giving birth. Reborn ten years earlier. Carlos chooses a princess over her and pushes her off a cliff. Alya then meets Regnis, the drugged Dragon King. After one night together, she gives birth to their half-dragon son Eugene. Seven years later, Carlos and the princess target them again. Regnis returns to protect Alya and Eugene. He exposes the truth and punishes their enemies. After many trials and misunderstandings, Alya and Regnis finally find happiness together.

A mad prophecy circulates in the divine realm: whoever can conceive the "God-Child of Destiny" will overthrow Zeus and become King of All Gods. In her past life, Elara married Eros, the God of Love and symbol of romance, only to have her "soul fire" sucked by him day and night, eventually dying a miserable death of exhaustion after giving birth. Reborn at the ceremony where the gods choose their wives, her sister Cassia the coveted golden arrow of the God of Love, while Elara proactively grasped the black scythe symbolizing death and barrenness, choosing Thanatos, the God of Death whom all gods fear most. Everyone waited to see her fall into hell, but they never expected—the romance of the God of Love is devouring, while the death the God of Death is salvation. When her sister falls into the dark arts of necrophagy to give birth to a divine child, Elara is reborn under nourishment of the God of Death, who spares no cost to his own divine lifespan, and conceives an heir truly capable of severing the laws of fate. time, she will not only rewrite her own destiny but also force the entire divine realm to change its master.

Olympian priestess Serena sleeps with the poisoned war god Ares to save him, and becomes pregnant. To protect her child, she makes a deal with the Fates, trading her memory and lifespan—forgetting who the father is. Forced to return to Ares, she finds her best friend Hera has stolen her identity. The cold war god finds himself inexplicably drawn to Serena and insists they pretend to be engaged. Living together day by day, feelings quietly grow. When her memory returns, Serena learns she has only six months left to live. To avoid burdening Ares, she pushes him away with coldness. But after pain and searching, Ares still vows to keep her by his side. As the army of fallen gods marches on Olympus, Hera tears open all the lies. Facing a dying Serena, Ares makes his ultimate choice: "If giving up my throne as war god can save you, I'd rather be mortal."

In ancient Greece, Kallisa flees her father's brothel sale. A veiled night with drugged demigod prince Heron marks her with a golden sun sigil and leaves her pregnant. She bears son Lyros, unaware Heron is the father. Disguised as a palace laundress, she hides two taboos punishable by death, a secret child and infertility. When Apollo demands an heir or the city loses its light, three trials expose her. Kallisa refuses to sacrifice Lyros. Apollo sees his sun mark and declares him the heir.

After a devastating betrayal that decimates two powerful wolf packs, young Nora Reed is forced into a mating bond with Alpha Drake, her enemy, her savior, and the man who believes she's responsible for his family's death. For three years, Drake torments her, determined never to love her. But when he finally claims her body and then shoves her aside, Nora shatters. She cuts their magical soul-bond and disappears. Years later, she returns not as Nora Reed, but as Nadia Moon, heiress to a royal European pack, cloaked in wealth, power. Her mission is clear, protect her children, reclaim her power, and avoid Drake at all costs.

Six years ago, college student Isabel was framed, leading to an unexpected encounter with billionaire heir Ethan, after which she became pregnant and dropped out of school. Six years later, Isabel works tirelessly to raise her child, who suffers from severe allergies. By a twist of fate, she joins Ethan's company and becomes his personal assistant. Faced with relentless bullying and even life-threatening schemes against her child by the vicious heiress Rachel, Isabel refuses to back down and bravely fights back. As they spend time together day and night, Ethan not only repeatedly steps in to save her but also falls deeply in love with her. As the plot unfolds, the child's true bloodline identity is unexpectedly revealed to Ethan's family, specifically his great-grandmother, Olivia. In the end, the malicious Rachel faces the consequences of her actions and is handed over to the police. Isabel unexpectedly becomes pregnant with twins—a boy and a girl—and shares a grand, perfectly happy ending with Ethan.

A broke young woman agrees to be a stranger's wife for ninety days to save her brother from prison — only to learn her "husband" is the billionaire who has spent seventeen years searching for the girl who once saved his life.

That night, Liola mistook the heir of the Thunder Temple for a divine male attendant. After it was over, she tossed a handful of gold coins his way and walked off without a backward glance. The very next day, the man showed up with his troops surrounding her, claiming he was there to arrest the thief who had stolen the sacred stone. Worse still — she was carrying his child. But he refused to acknowledge it, instead forcing her to leave the child behind and walk away. She awakened the bloodline of Athena, tore apart every injustice in her path, and turned to leave. That was when he dropped to one knee before her: "I'm sorry. Can you give me a chance to be the father of our child?"

Framed for destroying his family, Grace endures five years as a servant in her own husband's home—despised, replaced, punished for refusing to lie. No one knows she's dying, and carrying his child. By the time James reads her letter, it's too late.