Toppling 'Pregnant in Heels': Modern Lady

Knocked-up rich ladies seemingly had their wildest materialistic dreams answered by Bravo's "Pregnant in Heels." But not so fast! Now along comes infoMania's "Modern Lady," Erin Gibson, to point out the inherent inanity of a show in which an odd-accented (seriously, can she not say hard consonants?) "maternity concierge" named Rosie Pope helps wealthy pregnant women cope with their rich-people problems.


For good reason, no woman has ever had the balls, moxie or delusion to claim the title of "the world's premiere basic cable expert on lady stuff."

Until now.

Meet Erin Gibson. She's freakishly tall, sort of smart, and willing to do just about anything to get a bemused chuckle.

Her segment, Modern Lady, on infoMania, is dedicated to reporting and commenting on what's happening on Planet Lady.*

*The asterisk next to "Planet Lady" is actually a typo.

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