Here's What Happened To Every One of Georgia's Lovers

Here's what happened to Anthony, Gil, Kenny, Zion, and Paul, the lovers of Georgia Miller, mother to Ginny, and a master manipulator at heart.

One of the focal points of Netflix's Ginny and Georgia is the mysterious past of Georgia Miller, the 30-something single mother of two. While at first, she appears as a ditzy woman who has been unlucky in love, she is revealed to be a calculating, manipulative woman capable of heinous crimes and murder.

Georgia's past relationships have determined her life so far. She's used them to avoid criminal punishment, further her career, and financially support the lives of her young children. It's hard to say whether or not Georgia would ever put herself first in a romantic relationship, as she usually has the best interest of her kids in mind over her own. Even if it means risking her own safety, Georgia will stop at nothing to make sure that her kids are protected and have childhoods that are far better than hers.

5 Anthony Greene

After Zion's parents expressed that they thought it would be in Ginny's best interest for them to become her legal guardians, Georgia fled. She wound up working as a maid in a hotel a la Lorelai Gilmore, struggling to make ends meet and support herself and an infant daughter.

Georgia then started an underground, illegal gambling ring (think: Molly's Game), but was quickly caught. In an effort to prove to Child Protective Services that she is fit as a teenage mother after her illegal poker scheme was exposed, she marries her landlord. His name is Anthony Greene and he is much older than his bride and insanely creepy. After pleading her case to CPS, young Georgia poisons her new husband. In the present day, his body has yet to be identified.

4 Gil Timmins

Georgia's Harry Potter-loving son Austin believes that his father just might be Sirius Black, or at least residing in the mystical Azkaban. He thinks this because Georgia sends him handwritten letters from his dad, but all along it is her playing the part and making sure that Austin never makes contact with the real man.

Viewers never learn much about Gil Timmins, Austin's father. The only information given is that Georgia met him in Austin, Texas and that their relationship didn't work out. She tells her neighbor Ellen early on that Gil is in prison, but not to worry, because he was framed. Ellen asks how she knows to which Georgia coyly replies, "Because I framed him."

3 Kenny Drexel

When the series begins, Ginny Miller is pulled out of school because a horrific accident has just occurred: her stepfather Kenny has died. At first glance, it seems that Kenny had a heart attack while driving, leading him to steer off the road and to his untimely death. However, flashbacks give insight into what really happened to Kenny on the day of his death, and none of it was an accident.

After witnessing her wealthy husband sexually assault her teenage daughter, Georgia takes matters into her own hands and puts a poisonous flower in his protein shake. She hands it off to him as he goes to work, and a few sips get his heart racing, forcing him into cardiac arrest. With Kenny gone, Georgia hopes to inherit a lot of money and start a new life with her kids. Kenny's body is later removed from his grave and used as celebratory fireworks in the Season 1 finale.

2 Zion Miller

Georgia's first love and the father of Ginny, Zion Miller always had big aspirations. He traveled the world, photographing and writing about anything he saw, and passing that wisdom and love of his surroundings to his young daughter.

Zion and Georgia always found themselves coming back to one another, like a drug they couldn't quit (or in Georgia's words, he was her penguin). In fact, Zion was one of the only relationships Georgia never sabotaged and ultimately would go back to him whenever he asked her to. They almost reunited for good in Wellsbury, but once Zion saw his ex living her happiest life and finding real love with Paul, he stepped aside and decided to let her go.

1 Paul Randolph

Georgia originally flirted with Mayor Paul Randolph in hopes of landing a job, partially to genuinely pay the bills and partially to steal some campaign funds to support herself and her children. He hired her despite the fact that she had absolutely no experience, her charming personality winning him over.

As they spent more time together, real feelings developed and the two started dating much to the disgust of Cynthia Fuller and the initial disappointment of Paul's assistant, Nick. A Zion and Georgia reunion momentarily threatened their future together, but Paul trusted that she would make the right choice. He proposed to her in his office, which she accepted, and together they celebrated his re-election as she blew up her ex's ashes in the sky.

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