Pregnancy Movie Collection

Vivian, a strong career woman, has exceptional work abilities. Leo, the president of a rival company, secretly admires her but has been repeatedly rejected when trying to recruit her. In her personal life, Vivian has a hard time. After being diagnosed with infertility, she discovers her boyfriend's infidelity. In a drunken state, Vivian has a one-night stand with Leo and surprisingly gets pregnant. To keep this hard - won child, she tries every means to hide it, not expecting that her "rival" is even more eager for the child's birth.

A secret lover becomes a wife after an unexpected pregnancy, but is their marriage truly just for show? When past love resurfaces, is it too late to fix everything? For five years, Grace and Andrew’s relationship has been nothing more than a casual fling—he craves her body, while she dreams of his love. But when an unexpected pregnancy forces Andrew to marry her, a simple mistake turns into an inescapable bond. As their connection deepens, secrets from their college days resurface, revealing that their tangled fate may have been sealed all along.

Abby and Dominic were childhood sweethearts whose fathers were close comrades. At fourteen, Dominic’s father was framed and killed by a police mole. Blaming Abby’s father James for the tragedy, Dominic turned ruthless and became a mafia boss. Eight years later, he saved then imprisoned Abby. During their sixmonth twisted bond, he fell for her unconsciously. Pregnant Abby also endured Lillian’s plots. Chief James shielded Dominic in an ambush, falling vegetative yet unveiling proof of the injustice. The truth broke Dominic. Facing miscarriage and her father’s fate, Abby gave up completely, leaving Dominic on a painful quest to win her back.

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.

Five years ago, Evelyn, from the slums, was chosen by Adrian, a wealthy young man from New York, to be a surrogate mother to give birth to Chloe. However, after the child's birth, she was stripped of her maternal status and forced to remain at Blackwood Estate as a live-in nanny. For five years, she silently memorized Chloe's every habit, ailment, and fear, only to be repeatedly humiliated, forced to kneel, confined, and even distanced from her daughter by the nominal wife, Lillian. Chloe, however, instinctively relied on Evelyn, the one who truly cared for her, clinging to her through repeated crises of illness, fear, and abandonment.

Author Hayley's husband Ryan plays an annual April Fools' "dare" game with his childhood sweetheart Summer. This year he tricks Hayley into signing an annulment, then marries Summer. Hayley loses her baby in a miscarriage while Ryan abandons her; she takes her copyrights, goes independent, and her career soars. Ryan repents and confesses publicly; his company collapses and Summer goes insane. In the end: on another April Fools' Day, Summer attacks with a knife, Ryan says "this time I lost," and Summer breaks down crying.

In The Dragon Queen's Gambit movie, Dragon Queen Evelyn discovers her consort Cyril and handmaid Cecilia, both serpent-shifters, swapped her newborn with their son. She secretly raises her daughter Ann into a northern empire queen. After twenty years of silent endurance, Evelyn abdicates and is exiled. When Ann marries the impostor prince, the trap springs: identity reveal, economic ruin, and the arrival of Millennium Dragon Aurelius as Ann's true father. The betrayers lose everything while Evelyn reunites with her family.

Laura, sold to a violent old man, escapes into a cave and bonds with silver dragon duke Kyle—becoming pregnant with his heir. They marry for the child, then fall in love. Despite rival schemes and assassination attempts, Laura discovers runemaster talent, gives birth to twins, founds an academy, and stands equal beside Kyle.

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.

Typhon attacks Olympus and is sealed beneath Mount Etna, but the seal weakens every 600 years. As the Age of Gods ends, Hades lacks power to reinforce it. The Prophecy Stone reveals that a divine heir—born of Hades and a mortal woman with witch blood and different-colored eyes—can permanently strengthen the seal. In the mortal world, Saintess Layra is blamed for volcanic disasters and nearly burned alive. Hades saves her, taking her to the Underworld. The Prophecy Stone has chosen her as his bride: she must bear his child or die. Bound by the Serpent Soul Pact, Layra resists at first, but Hades’ care and protection win her over. They consummate their marriage. Jealous Minthe, who loves Hades, torments Layra. Nyx, the Goddess of Night, imprisons her and claims Layra carries a God-Devouring Curse. Heartbroken and misled, Layra tries to escape through the Well of Reincarnation, but Hades saves her, confessing his love. They grow deeply in love, and Layra becomes pregnant. Hades weakens, avoiding her. Then Alector, the high priest who raised her, lures Layra back to the mortal world and captures her—he has discovered her witch blood and has his own plans.