The Season 3 finale of Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia, released on June 5, 2025, left fans gasping with its signature blend of chaos, charm, and cliffhangers. At the heart of the frenzy is the bombshell revelation that Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) is pregnant, confirmed by her milk-drinking habit—a callback to her cravings during past pregnancies. But the burning question looms: Who is the father of Georgia’s unborn child? Is it her estranged husband, Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter), her longtime flame Joe (Raymond Ablack), or, in a twist, someone else entirely? With Season 4 already confirmed and writers’ rooms buzzing since February 2025, the show promises to unravel this mystery while tackling a slew of other unresolved threads. This article explores the 10 biggest questions Ginny & Georgia Season 4 must answer, diving into the emotional stakes, fan theories, and narrative possibilities that have set social media ablaze.

1. Who Is the Father of Georgia’s Baby?

The paternity of Georgia’s unborn child is the finale’s most jaw-dropping twist. Season 3 saw Georgia sleep with both Paul and Joe, setting up a classic Ginny & Georgia dilemma. Early in the season, Georgia, desperate to save her crumbling marriage, faked a pregnancy using Ginny’s positive test, only for Paul to discover the lie, shattering their trust. They slept together during a brief reconciliation, making him a contender. Later, in episode 8, Georgia and Joe finally gave in to their long-simmering chemistry, sleeping together before she planned to flee town. The season ends with Georgia chugging milk, a sign of pregnancy, but no clear answer on the father.

Showrunner Sarah Lampert confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that the writers have “landed on whose baby it is” after heated debate, though she teased openness to changing her mind. Brianne Howey, who plays Georgia, hinted to Tudum that Joe might be the “healthier” option given Paul’s betrayal, while Raymond Ablack (Joe) jokingly said he’d “die of a broken heart” if it’s Paul. Fans on X are divided, with some, like @lvsthenameshkjs, rooting for Joe as the “best girl dad,” while others, like @stephnoni, bet on Paul for dramatic stakes. A wild theory on X even suggests Paul might be infertile, pointing to Georgia’s multiple encounters with him without pregnancy until Joe. Could a third candidate, like Zion or an unseen character, emerge? Season 4 must reveal the father and explore how this pregnancy reshapes Georgia’s relationships.

2. Will Georgia and Joe Finally Become Endgame?

Georgia and Joe’s romance, teased since Season 1, took a leap in Season 3 when they confessed their feelings and slept together. Their history—meeting as teenagers at Blue Farm Café—adds emotional weight, and Joe’s unwavering support during Georgia’s murder trial makes him a fan favorite. ScreenRant notes that the show positions them as “potential endgame,” but Georgia’s insistence on focusing on her kids complicates things. If Joe is the father, Season 4 could cement their bond, though Lampert’s love for drama suggests tension, perhaps over Georgia’s secrecy or Joe’s readiness for fatherhood. Howey’s comment to TODAY—“It’s going to get messy”—hints at no easy happily-ever-after. Will Season 4 deliver the romance fans crave or throw more obstacles in their path?

3. Can Paul and Georgia Salvage Their Relationship?

Paul and Georgia’s marriage imploded in Season 3 after her fake pregnancy lie and his public divorce announcement, which backfired when Georgia was acquitted of Tom Fuller’s murder. Paul’s recall as mayor and firing of advisor Nick (Dan Beirne) underscore his downfall, tied to Georgia’s chaos. Scott Porter told Us Weekly that Paul’s trust in Georgia is shattered, making co-parenting unlikely if he’s the father. Yet, some fans on Reddit argue Paul’s lingering relevance to the story—perhaps through custody battles or political revenge—makes his paternity plausible. DM Talkies speculates a secret passionate encounter when Georgia returned his ring could tip the scales. Will Season 4 see Paul fight for Georgia or become her antagonist?

4. How Will Ginny Handle Her Mother’s Pregnancy?

Ginny (Antonia Gentry) noticed Georgia’s milk-drinking in the finale, her shocked expression signaling the weight of another sibling. Season 3 saw Ginny grapple with her own abortion after a pregnancy with Wolfe (Ty Doran), making her mother’s real pregnancy a poignant contrast. Gentry told People that Ginny is becoming a “mini Georgia,” manipulating others to protect her mom, like framing Gil for murder. How will Ginny, already strained by her mother’s secrets and her own trauma, react to this new family dynamic? Will she embrace the role of big sister or resent the added chaos, especially if Joe, whom she works for at Blue Farm, is the father?

5. What’s Next for Austin After Framing His Father?

Austin (Diesel La Torraca), Georgia’s young son, played a pivotal role in her acquittal by lying in court, claiming his father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), killed Tom Fuller. ScreenRant highlights the emotional toll of this betrayal, as Austin may realize he sent his father back to prison. Gil’s abusive history with Georgia justified the lie, but Season 4 must address Austin’s guilt and his relationship with Ginny, who coerced him. Lampert told Tudum that Season 4’s theme, “Cycles and Origins,” suggests a focus on family trauma. Will Austin confront his actions, and could Gil’s parole, hinted at by Howey, bring him back into their lives?

6. Will Marcus Get the Help He Needs?

Marcus (Felix Mallard), Ginny’s ex-boyfriend, struggled with depression and drinking in Season 3, culminating in his family taking him to rehab after finding Ginny’s poem “Sunshine,” which highlighted his pain. ScreenRant notes that Ellen and Clint’s initial reluctance to seek help delayed his recovery. Mallard told E! News that Marcus still loves Ginny, but his denial of his issues strains their bond. Season 4 must show Marcus’s journey in rehab and whether he can rebuild his life, possibly reconnecting with Ginny, who plans to spend the summer in South Korea with her dad, Zion.

7. How Will Zion’s Custody Battle Impact Ginny?

Zion (Nathan Mitchell), Ginny’s father, announced in the finale his intent to fight for joint custody, a move that could pull Ginny away from Wellsbury. E! News reports this adds to the family drama, especially as Zion’s relationship with Simone deepens. Mitchell told Netflix that Zion and Georgia’s complex bond, though not romantic, remains familial, but his knowledge of her darker side complicates co-parenting. Will Ginny’s summer in South Korea strengthen her bond with Zion, and how will Georgia react to losing control over her daughter?

8. What’s Cynthia’s Next Move After the Trial?

Cynthia (Sabrina Grdevich), whose husband Tom was killed by Georgia, was blackmailed by Ginny into supporting Austin’s false testimony by threatening to expose her affair with Joe. ScreenRant details how Ginny used fabricated café camera footage to coerce Cynthia, protecting Georgia but implicating Gil. Grdevich told Netflix that Cynthia’s sense of justice makes her a wildcard. Season 4 could see Cynthia seek revenge, especially if she learns the truth about Joe’s role in Georgia’s life or suspects Georgia’s pregnancy involves him.

9. Will Georgia’s Past Catch Up Again?

Georgia’s acquittal for Tom’s murder doesn’t erase her other crimes, including the accidental killing of her first husband and her ex-husband Kenny’s murder, which Ginny knows about. TODAY notes that Georgia’s confession to Joe about her murders deepens their bond but risks exposure. Private investigator Gabriel Cordova’s testimony in Season 3 labeled her a potential serial killer, and his lingering presence could resurface. Lampert’s tease of “Cycles and Origins” suggests Season 4 will explore Georgia’s childhood trauma and her parents’ murky past, possibly introducing new threats. Will Georgia’s promise to Ginny to change hold, or will her protective instincts lead to more violence?

10. Is Season 4 the End for Ginny & Georgia?

Netflix renewed Ginny & Georgia for Seasons 3 and 4 in May 2023, but no word has confirmed a fifth season. Cosmopolitan reports that Season 4’s writers’ room began in February 2025, with a potential 2026 release. The show’s massive viewership—Season 2 logged 504.77 million hours in its first 28 days—makes it a Netflix staple, but Lampert’s rollercoaster analogy to TODAY suggests Season 4 could be a climactic “drop.” Will the paternity reveal and family resolutions tie up the story, or will new cliffhangers demand another season?

The Stakes for Season 4

Ginny & Georgia Season 4, themed “Cycles and Origins,” promises to unravel the paternity mystery while diving into the Miller family’s fractured bonds. The show’s blend of dark comedy, drama, and social commentary—praised by Entertainment Weekly for its nuanced characters—sets the stage for a messy, emotional ride. Fans on X are buzzing, with some hoping for Joe’s paternity to seal his romance with Georgia, while others see Paul’s involvement as a dramatic necessity. As Georgia navigates motherhood, love, and her past, Season 4 must balance closure with the chaos that defines Wellsbury. Whether it’s Joe, Paul, or a surprise contender, the father’s identity will reshape the show’s heart, leaving fans eager for answers in 2026.