She was offered a place at Edinburgh Medical School when she was 18 years old but instead auditioned for and was accepted to the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center in New York.
[4] While pregnant with her first child, Pope took a job part-time at A Pea in the Pod in order to learn more about the maternity clothing design business.
[6] In 2010, she founded MomPrep, which includes prenatal, postpartum and wellness education classes[7] In 2010, Bravo TV began filming the reality show Pregnant in Heels, which shows Pope as she works as a maternity concierge for expecting millionaire parents.
[11] Rosie and Daron's son, James Roderick "J.R." Pope, was born in September 2008, on the same day her flagship store in New York opened.
Rosie struggled to get pregnant with her second child, Wellington "Wells" Reade, born February 5, 2011.
"[16] Additionally, Saturday Night Live spoofed both Pope's show and her accent in a sketch starring Abby Elliott, who says of her (Pope's) accent: "I was born in England, raised in America, and every morning a thousand bees sting my tongue.
During a web interview on April 25, 2011, Rosie Pope answered a question about her statement during an episode of Pregnant in Heels that she was a Baroness: Very complicated and the British Royal Family and all that craziness is almost more difficult than anyone could understand.
About a decade ago, when the new Labour government came in, they made some people Lords and Ladies who were not born into the Royal Family because before that point, it had to be hereditary.
[19]Her statements have been challenged as inaccurate because the titles of "Lady" or "Lord" have been created for hundreds of years outside of the Royal Family.