GH Spoilers: Willow Gets Pregnant After Secretly Sleeping With Both Drew & TJ – Who’s The Father?

General Hospital spoilers tease that Willow is pregnant for the third time, but the catch is that Michael is not the father of the new baby. Instead, Drew or TJ is the father.

Of course, this is hard to believe, but it would come after Willow and Drew’s secret affair became public, and then Willow continued to sleep with TJ while she was waiting for her divorce from Michael.

Willow and Michael’s marriage has been on shaky ground for a while, and the cracks in their relationship began to appear after Willow and Drew’s forbidden kiss. This kiss, which initially seemed small and insignificant, became symbolic of deeper issues between Willow and Michael.

The emotional distance between them grew larger due to the fact that they hadn’t been physically intimate in quite some time. This lack of intimacy not only strains their relationship but also means that Willow can’t conceive another child with Michael, a desire that’s becoming increasingly important to both of them.

The tension between Willow and Michael is about to reach a boiling point as Willow and Drew take a trip to Los Angeles together. Officially, the trip is for work, but their unresolved feelings make the situation potentially dangerous.

As they spend some time alone, away from the prying eyes of Port Charles, the sparks that ignited from their earlier kiss turn into a fire they can no longer control. Inevitably, their passions lead them over the edge, and they end up sleeping together.

Sasha Gilmore, who has been observing the dynamic between Drew and Willow, becomes increasingly uneasy about the trip. Sasha senses that there is more to Drew and Willow than just a partnership, and her concerns lead her to confide in Michael.

Sasha reveals the secret kiss between Drew and Willow, knowing that the information could have dire consequences. Confused and worried, Michael decides to secretly follow them to Los Angeles in hopes of confronting the situation head-on.

However, by the time Michael arrives, the damage has already been done, with Willow and Drew sleeping together, leaving Michael devastated. Although Michael may not have caught them red-handed, his suspicions are confirmed when he confronts Willow and Drew.

The confrontation is emotional, and Michael, feeling betrayed and hurt, unleashes a barrage of accusations. He asks for a divorce, listing countless reasons why their marriage has failed and why it is time for them to end it.

Willow is caught in a spiral of mistakes and the breakdown of her marriage, with no choice but to return to Port Charles immediately. In the midst of this chaos, Willow finds herself searching for comfort and turns to TJ, who has always been a supportive friend.

In her vulnerable state, Willow is comforted by TJ’s kindness and understanding, and in a moment of weakness, she makes another grave mistake by sleeping with TJ.

Almost immediately, Willow is haunted by regret, realizing that she has only exacerbated the problems in her life instead of finding solutions. As the days pass, Willow discovers that she is pregnant, and this fact plunges her into a deeper state of confusion and despair.

The time between her sleeping with Drew and TJ is so close that she has no idea who the father of her new baby is. Both men have only slept with her once, making it nearly impossible for Willow to determine the father at this stage.

The weight of this uncertainty weighs heavily on her, and the guilt over her actions toward both Drew and TJ begins to overwhelm her.

Knowing that her marriage to Michael has been irreparably damaged, Willow reluctantly agrees to sign the divorce papers, fully aware that her actions have led to this situation.

But the end of the marriage is not the only thing haunting her. Willow is haunted by the question of whether or not she should confess to Drew about her night with TJ.

She wonders whether she should be honest with both men—confess to Drew about her indiscretion with TJ and tell TJ the truth about her relationship with Drew. But the uncertainty of her child’s paternity is paralyzing, and she struggles with the fear that revealing the truth could destroy any chance of stability in her life.

Willow’s situation is a complex web of lies, guilt, and the consequences of her actions. She finds herself at a crossroads, unsure how to move forward without causing further harm.

The question of whether to reveal the truth or continue to hide it hangs over her like a dark cloud, threatening to shatter her life even further if she makes the wrong choice.