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Ginny And Georgia Star Reflects On That Season 3 Cliffhanger Ending

Ginny And Georgia Star Reflects On That Season 3 Cliffhanger Ending

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Ginny & Georgia star Brianne Howey has lifted the lid on the show's latest cliffhanger ending.
Brianne plays Georgia Miller in all three seasons of the hit Netflix comedy-drama, which is currently the most-watched show on the platform after its latest batch of episodes dropped last week.
Those who've already followed the ups and downs of season three will know it ends on a cliffhanger, with Georgia discovering that she's expecting another baby (having already faked a pregnancy earlier on in the series), without knowing who the father is.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Brianne admitted she was 'excited' – albeit 'pretty shocked' – when she found out who things would end up for her character.
'I should have seen it coming,' she claimed. 'Georgia has that whole monologue about milk, and I was like, 'Sarah [Lampert, creator], why are we talking about milk so much?'. And she goes, 'You'll see, you'll see'.'
She added: 'I love the cliffhanger. I think it's a fantastic ending, the irony based off Georgia having her false pregnancy, the tangled web she's going to weave, and now having to tell both partners she's been intimate with this season, not to mention having to tell her children.'
For the avoidance of doubt, Sarah Lampert has already confirmed to Netflix that Georgia is pregnant, but refused to be drawn on who the father of her unborn child actually is.
She quipped: '[This season,] Ginny gets pregnant, Georgia fakes a pregnancy, and then Georgia really gets pregnant, and we don't know who the dad is. And when you say these things out loud, you're like, 'What in the world is this show?!'.'
On the paternity drama involving her character, Brianne also told Netflix: 'Seeing the way things ended [between Georgia and Paul], seeing all of our true colours, and what we brought out of one another, I think the healthiest option for everyone was probably for that relationship to dissolve. And perhaps someone new is about to be a dad.'
Raymond Ablack, who plays Joe in the series, added that he would 'die of a broken heart', if it turned out that Paul is the father of Ginny's child.
Meanwhile, for those already keeping their fingers crossed for more Ginny & Georgia down the line, we've got some news we think you're going to like…
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