There is only one episode left of Victoria, and the second last one didn’t disappoint.

News of the Queen’s pregnancy was a hit, with some of the more antiquated terminology used getting a lot of attention.

Victoria, played by Jenna Coleman, also had a few witty remarks that went down a treat.

Have a look at what got people talking:

"I am bilious, quickly!". She's even charming when she's throwing up 😂 sorry Queen Victoria. ✌ #VictoriaITV #Victoria

— Em (@misscumberlin29) October 2, 2016

"She is indisposed out of her mouth" 😂😂👏👏 #VictoriaITV #Victoria xx

— Siobhan Linehan (@slinehan1) October 2, 2016

Albert was delighted, but he’s not one to show his emotions:

DAMMIT ALBERT SHE'S PREGNANT! Didn't the lady of the night teach you the symptoms? Where are your notes mate? #Victoria

— Valentina ☕ (@ValsCappuccino) October 2, 2016

I'm more happier than Albert that Victoria is pregnant 😂#VictoriaITV #Victoria @ITVVictoria

— Royal Trio Updates (@RoyalTrioUpdate) October 2, 2016

A remedy from days of old?

Wait .. wait .. wait .. Baileys cure morning sickness ? 😱I love it 😍 thanks you mama Victoria #ITVVictoria #victoria

— Santi Pokar (@spokar) October 2, 2016

One witty Doctor Who fan couldn’t resist a reference to Jenna’s former screen companion:

Of course she needed a doctor! Although sometimes,let's be honest,the doctor needed her.. #victoria

— Teresa (@_IamEponine) October 2, 2016

Fans don’t have to say goodbye to the monarch just yet, as a second series of the show has been green-lit.

The new series will bring Victoria into the next stage of her reign as she manages scandals, crises and the struggles of family life.

The news will be music to the ears of Victoria fans, who are still loving the series:

I'm not one for period drama (not even a bit interested in Downton) but I'm loving #Victoria 💛

— Just Me (@UndecidedMs) October 2, 2016

Loving #Victoria @jenna_coleman_ + #tomhughes portray victoria and albert amazingly!! @itvvictoria :D

— jadeharrison (@jadehar21) October 2, 2016

Hopefully it won’t be too long before it returns to TV screens.