Who Does Abby End Up With In Ginny And Georgia

Okay, let’s be real for a second. If you’re anything like me, you binged Ginny & Georgia and then immediately needed to know: who does Abby end up with? Not Ginny. Not Georgia. Abby. The one with the chaotic energy and the stress-eating. Let’s spill the tea.

The Short Answer (No Spoilers, I Promise… Kind Of)

By the end of Season 2, Abby is not officially coupled up. Surprise! She’s single. But wait—don’t throw your phone. It’s actually a good thing. Let me explain why that’s the most realistic, messy, and oddly satisfying outcome.

Abby’s love life is a hot mess express. Remember her with Press? That whole thing was a cautionary tale. He was a gym bro with the emotional depth of a puddle. She deserved better, but she also wasn’t ready for better.

The Press Problem

Press was a plot device, honestly. He was there to show Abby chasing validation. And boy, did she chase it. She wanted him to notice her, but he was too busy flexing in the mirror. Rude.

Their “relationship” was basically a masterclass in low self-esteem. She’d do anything for his attention, and he’d give her nothing. Sound familiar? That’s the whole point. Abby needed to stop looking for love in the wrong places.

What About Jordan? The Wild Card

Okay, here’s where it gets interesting. There’s a tiny moment with Jordan—the quiet, artsy guy. No, not Max’s twin. The other one. They share a scene that made my jaw drop. He actually sees her. He notices her pain behind the sarcasm.

But here’s the brutal truth: they’re not endgame. At least not yet. Jordan is a flicker of hope, not a full-blown romance. The showrunners are teasing us. They’re like, “Here’s a nice guy, Abby. But first, you gotta fix yourself.” Ouch.

The Real Love Story: Abby & Herself

This is the part that makes me emotional. Abby’s real journey isn’t about finding a boyfriend. It’s about surviving. She’s dealing with an eating disorder, anxiety, and a mom who’s basically a ghost. That’s a lot.

Her friendship with Norah and Ginny? That’s the backbone. When Abby spirals, they hold her up. Or try to. It’s messy, and sometimes they fail. But that’s more honest than a perfect romance.

So, does she end up with someone? Yes. Herself. And that’s the hardest relationship of all. She’s learning to sit with her own discomfort. To not need a Press or a Jordan to feel whole.

Will Season 3 Change Everything?

Probably! The show loves a plot twist. The fan theories are wild. Some say she’ll end up with Marcus (don’t even, that’s Ginny’s territory). Others think a new character will sweep in. I’m rooting for a redemption arc where she dates someone who actually listens.

But let’s be honest: the writers are cruel. They gave us Georgia in jail, Ginny lying, and Abby crying in a bathroom. They’re not handing out happy endings like candy. They’re making us work for it.

Why Abby’s Singledom is Actually Empowering

Think about it. Every other major character is obsessed with romance. Georgia marries a mayor. Ginny juggles Marcus and Hunter. Max has a girlfriend. Even Ellen has a husband. Abby is the one girl saying, “I’m not okay, but I’m not faking it for a relationship.”

That’s brave. That’s growth. She’s breaking the cycle of using boys to feel better. And honestly? I’m here for it. It’s way more interesting than watching her fall for another himbo.

The Fan-Favorite Pairing: Abby & Therapy

No joke. The best match for Abby is a good therapist. She needs to unpack that trauma. Her mom’s neglect? Her dad’s absence? That’s a lot of baggage for a teenager. A boyfriend can’t fix that. Only Abby can.

If the show is smart, they’ll show her healing. Maybe she’ll volunteer somewhere. Maybe she’ll join a support group. And then, maybe, a love interest will feel earned. Not like a Band-Aid.

So, Who Does She End Up With? Final Answer.

Right now? Nobody. And that’s okay. The show isn’t finished. Abby’s story is still being written. She’s the character who reminds us that being alone isn’t the same as being lonely. It’s choosing yourself first.

But if you’re desperate for a name? Bet on Jordan in Season 3. Or a brand-new guy who eats snacks with her at 2 AM. Someone who doesn’t judge her for stress-eating a whole bag of chips. That’s true love, right?

Until then, let’s enjoy the chaos. Abby might not have a boyfriend, but she has our attention. And a killer sense of humor. Honestly, that’s a better love story than half the couples on Netflix. Preach.

Now, go rewatch the cafeteria scene where Abby throws food. Iconic. And single. Just like her.