Bridgerton - how does a lady come to be with a child

[aliciablack]

Best scene hands down 😂 I love Eloise's offended "apparently it's not even a requirement", like its not about curiosity anymore, girl wants to know why all y'all been lyin to her

[bellak]

I love this sibling scene between Eloise, Colin and Benedict. Plus their mother yelling “COLIN BRIDGERTON!”” is hilarious

[baked_alaska]

I can just imagine poor Eloise constantly looking over her shoulder and peeking behind doors before she enters, terrified that pregnancy could strike at a moment’s notice. 😂

[tip]

the smirk on the two brother faces was gold

[mzcyberbat]

This fact is so sad. Can you imagine the fear of the poor women on their wedding nights? Especially as many men in those days simply didn't care about their pleasure.

[kritichatterjee]

The best part of the whole show. Also, good reference to the books where Colin and Benedict regularly go fencing.

[sheliza]

I actually kind of liked how Colin was willing to educate his sister😂

[natalieschannel]

The actress who plays Eloise says her character is “a virgin who can’t drive”. In those days boys probably found out about sex really early and the girls had no clue until the wedding night.

[katesullivan]

I loved the real family energy of this scene. And that Violet is like totally entitled to be more frazzled than she is (especially because while we saw most of the staff, I never saw a nanny or governess....)

[Needsmoreflash]

The pianist looks like she's wearing the most accurate Wendy Darling cosplay I've ever seen. I half expect Peter Pan to fly in through the window.

[Purple_Sweater]

"In fact, eh, we were just heading off to... take our sticks out-"
"COLIN BRIDGERTON!"
"A round of fencing"

[Nieves]

I love Colin character, while Benedict was trying not to ruin his little sister innocent mind, Colin on the hand... 😂😂

[davidjames]

I don't think Eloise ever actually got an answer, not that we saw, anyway.

[laysamont.]

daphne's "what ever you're talking about" is the cutest thing i've ever heard

[esssteeaa]

love the way Benedict is putting away his tea on 0:22 like "I don't need this, Eloise asking about babies is tea enough"

[MultiBigbird]

This entire scene is just too funny. From Eloise's "How does a lady come to be with a child?" to Colin's "We were just heading off to take our sticks out" 🤣🤣🤣

[joyajohnson]

I love the way she says “how does a lady come to be with 🤣🤣

[booklver]

What i never got is why they wouldn't tell them? A young lady being pregnant was basically a social death sentence for everyone involved, you'd think they'd tell them exactly how it happens so they could avoid it at all costs.

[davidbouncer]

"Apparently it's not even a requirement"
She sounds so relieved 😂

[єєм-лэ]

*COLIN BRIDGERTON!* cracks me up every damn time