The ongoing storyline of Liz Johnston and Brice Bolden’s relationship drama has taken center stage in Season 14 of 7 Little Johnstons. Fans, who have often criticized the show’s storylines for being dull, have found this relationship turmoil between Liz and Brice to be the perfect narrative for TLC to capitalize on.
As avid followers of 7 Little Johnstons are aware, the plot thickens as Liz eventually gives birth to her daughter, Leighton Bolden. With these developments, there are layers to the story that will unfold in the present and future episodes.
Given the current scenes in 7 Little Johnstons where Liz breaks up with Brice and spoilers hint at her being rushed to the hospital for delivery by the season’s end, fans have been engaged in intense speculation about Liz Johnston’s pregnancy timeline.
Fans are particularly interested in knowing when Liz became pregnant and whether it happened during a period when she and Brice were not together. The discussions among fans only add to the excitement as Season 14 of 7 Little Johnstons progresses.
Fans of 7 Little Johnstons have been pointing out clues throughout the season that suggest Liz Johnston was pregnant long before she officially announced it. Consequently, speculation about why she concealed her pregnancy has been rife among viewers.
One theory is that Liz hid her pregnancy because it occurred during a time when she and Brice Bolden were supposedly broken up. As fans are aware, Amber Johnston and Trent Johnston adhere to strict traditional values, making it understandable for Liz to want to keep her pregnancy a secret if she conceived while not being in a relationship with Brice.
In one scene this season, Liz abstains from drinking mimosas during a girls’ brunch, which fans interpret as evidence that she was pregnant long before she revealed the news.
Considering Amber and Trent’s strict stance on matters such as cohabitation between Liz and Brice, it makes sense that Liz would hide her pregnancy to delay facing the judgment of her highly opinionated parents.