Pregnancy

"The world's still the same. There's just...less in it."

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"It's not a bad look, really. Eh?"

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"You could be right that it's Mannajee. He does have a motive—but I kind of get the feeling he likes sleeping more than...you know, looting and pillaging. What?"
"What if it's Mannajee's wife instead? Jhumpa is pregnant with their first child. Now would be a great time to get Sri Sumbhajee out of the way, so there's no question Mannajee's child will inherit the title of Pirate Lord."

―Diego de Leon and Carolina^[src]

Pregnancy was the fertilization and development of one or more offspring, known as an embryo or fetus, in a woman's uterus.

Behind the scenes

"Ooh, Hector. I think my waters have broken."

―Jack Sparrow^[src]

As the production start date for Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides neared, Penélope Cruz (Angelica) found out she was pregnant with her first child, a son with Javier Bardem (Captain Salazar). Director Rob Marshall and producer Jerry Bruckheimer worried Cruz might back out, despite Bruckheimer himself saying it didn't affect production,^[1] but Cruz remained committed to the film. To accommodate her condition, the filming schedule was adjusted to shoot more of Cruz's scenes before she started to show. The costume department created an elastic corset to allow the actress to move more freely, and Cruz's outfits were constantly being altered. Cruz did all of her close-up action scenes, though her pregnancy forced the filmmakers to use a stunt double on more of the wide shots.^[2] In September 13, after it became noticeable on set at Puerto Rico, it was confirmed that Cruz was four-and-a-half months pregnant.^[3]^[4] After that, Penélope's sister Mónica Cruz was hired as the body double later in production, with Penélope only filming Angelica's close-ups while Mónica did Angelica's long-distance shots.^[5]^[6]