Imagine kicking off your semester with a cheating boyfriend, one reckless night with a stranger… and then walking into class to discover he’s your new professor. Oh, and he’s also your ex’s dad. Cue chaos.

Now add a surprise pregnancy, and you’ve got Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation — a wild ride packed with scandal, heartbreak, and more tension than a final exam.

Emily’s caught in a storm of secrets and forbidden feelings, trying to protect her future while confronting a past that refuses to let go. Can love survive betrayal, power dynamics, and a baby on the way? Probably not. But watching her try is what makes this drama so addictive.

• Part 1: Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation Movie Characters
• Part 2: Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation Movie Storyline Explained
• Part 3: What Are Some Thoughts on Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Movie’s Popularity?
• Conclusions

Part 1: Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation Movie Characters

Emily Miller

Played by Tess Dinerstein, Emily Miller is the owner of the biggest stage in Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation. A psychology major with a sharp intellect and an instinct for reading others, Emily ironically misses the cracks forming in her own world.

She begins the semester with optimism, only to catch her boyfriend Dorian cheating by the end of day one. Her response? One reckless, passionate night with Charles—a mysterious stranger who turns out to be her new professor… and Dorian’s father.

Emily is a study in contradictions. She’s analytical but impulsive, self-reliant but aching for connection. When she confronts Dorian, it’s with chilling clarity: “I trusted you, and you threw it away.”

But it’s in moments like the one where she stares at a positive pregnancy test and clearly bears herself up over it—that her humanity is plain to see.

Over the course of the story, Emily grows. She begins as a heartbroken student and grows into a woman navigating impossible choices—torn between desire and consequence, reputation and truth, fear and fierce love for the life inside her.

Charles

Charles commands attention the moment he steps into a room in Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation. He speaks in a calm, steady tone, quoting Shakespeare like he’s talking to an old friend. Students don’t just listen—they watch him.

He didn’t expect to meet someone like Emily at the parking lot in such manner. She so open, and he sees. She made him forget—for just a night—that he’s lonely. They connect. They entwine. They fall into something reckless and sweet.  Unfortunately, it was doomed to be ruined by reality.

But reality shows up harder than could’ve been imagined, as Emily walks into his classroom.

He fails.

Every time he looks at her, he remembers everything.

Dorian

Dorian, played by Niko Brown (Jesse Morales), he is the chaos. He’s slick, magnetic, the kind of guy who can charm a whole room and still feel like he’s hiding something. An art student with talent and zero accountability, he cheats on Emily like it’s nothing, then acts surprised when she walks away. No apology. No shame. Just a shrug and a smirk.

But Dorian’s not just a jerk. Not entirely.

His damage runs deep in Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation. He’s still pissed at Charles, his dad the man who bailed after the divorce and stopped calling. There’s hurt underneath all that swagger, and it shows when he finds out about Emily and Charles.

Supporting Characters

Jack Brown (Bobby Slaski) is Emily’s ride-or-die. He’s a film major with a caffeine addiction and a sarcasm problem—or maybe it’s a coping mechanism. Jack keeps the story grounded with lines like, “He’s the kind of best friend who won’t say “I told you so,” even when he definitely told you so.

Tiffany Jones (Elise Luthman) is the kind of classmate who always seems to be lurking just off-screen with a latte and an agenda. Sharp-tongued and always watching, she’s got a not-so-subtle thing for Dorian: and a serious grudge against Emily.

The moment whispers start about Emily and Charles, Tiffany jumps in with gasoline.

Part 2: Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation Movie Storyline Explained

The Spark That Ignites the Fire

Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Dailymation movie immediately throws Emily straight into emotional whiplash. She shows up to campus ready for a clean slate, maybe even a little smug about her plans: new classes, same boyfriend, a drama-free junior year.

That fantasy collapses fast when she catches Dorian kissing Tiffany at the lab. No excuses, no explanations… Just betrayal in real time. Emily doesn’t make a scene. Just a slap. Her heart’s in her throat, and she goes up to her car and punches the window, shattering it. Too bad it turns out not to be her car, and the man inside was also a surprise.

She meets Charles. He’s older, more composed. But he’s warm in a way that catches Emily off guard. He doesn’t pry. He just listens.

Their conversation stirs something up. The night ends in his room. It’s messy and impulsive, and not induced by alcohol—and for Emily, it’s not supposed to mean anything.

Until the next morning.

She walks into her class, hungover, distracted—and freezes. There he is. Charles. Her one-night stand now standing at the front of the room in a button-down and tweed, mid-lecture. He sees her. The moment hangs thick with shock.

It’s magnetic. And no matter how hard they try, the boundary between student and professor keeps blurring.

The Twists Pile Up

Weeks blur together. Emily’s still dragging herself to class, still laughing at Jack’s dumb jokes—but something’s off. The nausea creeps in during her morning lectures. Food tastes weird.

Her body’s betraying her, and she knows it before she even takes the test. But seeing those two pink lines? She stares at the plastic stick in the dorm bathroom for what feels like hours.

Jack’s the first to know. You can easily picture it: He sits beside her on the floor, snack in one hand, test in the other, squinting at it like it’s a film prop. “Well,” he says, slow and flat, “you’ve outdone yourself this time.”

It’s brutal honesty with a warm undercurrent—the kind only best friends can pull off. He doesn’t run. He doesn’t freak. He just stays, cracking jokes and quietly Googling “abortion rights in the state of California.”

Emily barely has time to breathe before the next blow hits: Charles is Dorian’s father.

It’s like the floor vanished.

Part 3: What Are Some Thoughts on Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad Movie’s Popularity?

Let’s be honest: on paper, Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad sounds like a fever dream someone had after binging too many telenovelas. A cheating boyfriend, a one-night stand with a stranger, who turns out to be both her professor and her ex’s father?

It’s outrageous. It shouldn’t work. But somehow…it does. Not because it’s polished or profound, but because it taps into the messy, impulsive chaos so many people actually live through—just dialed up to eleven.

Emily’s Story Touching Reality

She spirals. I’ve seen friends go through breakups and do things they regret immediately—flings, bad texts, staying with someone toxic just because it’s familiar. The movie captures that energy without judging it.

Charles, the Slow Burn

Charles is complicated. He’s not hot for the sake of being hot. He’s emotionally unavailable in that very specific “I’ve been divorced too long and don’t know how to talk about my feelings” way. His conflict isn’t just guilt—it’s fear. Fear of screwing up again, of making something already awful even worse.

The Drama’s Big, But Not Aimless

The plot’s wild. But haven’t we all had moments where everything crashed at once? A breakup, school stress, family drama? This film just condenses that into a single semester and adds a baby.

My Take? It’s Ridiculous But Honest

I won’t pretend this is high art. But it gets something about heartbreak and impulse and what it feels like to make one bad decision and then live in the consequences.

Conclusions

Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad hits fast and hard (No pun intended). One night, Emily’s heartbroken. The next, she’s pregnant by a stranger—who turns out to be her professor… and her ex’s dad.

The drama is off the charts. Dorian’s furious. Charles is torn. Emily’s stuck in the middle, trying to own her choices while everything spirals. It’s messy.

More than a scandal, it’s a story about what happens when love, power, and loyalty collide.