Linda Holmes

And through the entire thing, you know, you mentioned, Kristen, that there isn't really a love interest for her in this version of the story.

Mm-hmm.

Which I found really refreshing because I think for a lot of people who are in this kind of situation, they're single parents.

They're trying to find work.

They're trying to make ends meet.

They have chaotic family situations.

They don't even necessarily have time or emotional energy to be out here thinking about romance.

When are you dating?

For this season.

I found it refreshing not to be dealing with a romance element.

Yes.

And the pregnancy itself, there's a sort of a montage where they show –

how uncomfortable and difficult being very pregnant is for her she's not one of these people who's like oh I just constantly go around feeling so I just glow I'm glowing I feel so wonderful she you know there are moments where she's like lying on the floor of a store because she's so uncomfortable she just has to lie down she's you know lying on her side on the bed because it's the

only position she can find that she's comfortable in.

And I think it's more honest about some of the physical realities of pregnancy and babies than a lot of other shows about pregnancy and babies have been.

Yeah.

I really liked the fact that when they do start showing you some of what the OnlyFans content looks like.

I like the balance that they strike where like you can understand how it is sexy, but you can also understand how it's funny and intentionally funny.

And it's like kind of intentionally corny and like it's like sexy plan nine from outer space at one point.

And you can kind of understand how for her it's creatively fulfilling.