Chicago Med season 11 finally revealed who the daddy is of Asher’s baby. Season 10 ended with a cliffhanger: Hannah had become pregnant and had spent time with both her ex-boyfriend, Dr. Mitch Ripley, and Dr. Dean Archer. Fans of the show were left guessing who the father is. However, Season 11 wasted no time and revealed the truth.
Here’s everything you need to learn about the twist in the show.
Who is the father of Asher’s Baby in Chicago Med Season 11?
In Season 11, Chicago Med immediately focused on Dr. Hannah Asher’s late-night visit to Dr. Archer’s home. Asher revealed that she is pregnant and told him that he is the baby’s father. Archer realized that Hannah’s pregnancy made sense after their previous encounter at his house, finally addressing the situation.
Dr. Hannah told him she planned to raise the baby on her own and didn’t expect anything from him. This didn’t sit well with him as he made it clear that he still wanted to be part of the child’s life but wanted to respect her choice.
After years of sobriety and overcoming her past struggles with addiction, Hannah felt ready to become a mother. Archer promised to support her, and the heartfelt moment ended with two friends hugging and ready to raise a child together.
The news of Hannah’s pregnancy didn’t stay a secret for long at Gaffney. Nurse Trini overheard Hannah and Archer talking and mistakenly assumed it was Mitch’s baby. After hearing the news, Mitch confronted Hannah, only to learn it wasn’t his child. Though surprised and angry, he admitted he had wanted to be a father.
Hannah, still hesitant to share the news, was confronted by Mitch, who asked about the baby. However, Hannah clarified that it’s not his baby.
Hannah admitted she was terrified of the new beginnings. Archer shared that he also had doubts as an older dad. He reassured her, and they both embraced the pregnancy, deciding it would be nice to let others slowly figure it out.
Catch Season 11 of Chicago Med every Wednesday at 8/7c on NBC or stream the episodes the next day on Peacock.
