The provided reference material does not directly answer the question of whether Zeus got Hera pregnant. The video excerpt focuses on Zeus getting pregnant himself with Dionysus. Therefore, I will rely on general knowledge of Greek Mythology.
In most accounts of Greek Mythology, Zeus and Hera were married and had children together. This implies that Zeus did, in fact, get Hera pregnant at least a few times.
Children of Zeus and Hera:
Some of the most well-known children of Zeus and Hera include:
- Ares: The god of war.
- Hebe: The goddess of youth.
- Eileithyia: The goddess of childbirth.
- Hephaestus: The god of blacksmiths, metalworking, carpenters, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metallurgy, fire, and volcanoes. (Though some accounts say Hera conceived him alone).
Because they are considered the children of Zeus and Hera it is safe to assume Hera was pregnant by Zeus.
In conclusion, according to general knowledge of Greek Mythology, yes, Zeus did get Hera pregnant.
