Il Paradiso delle Signore 7, what decision do Ezio and Veronica take on Gemma’s pregnancy?
The fact that Gemma is pregnant is stated in the previews of the episode block 111-115 of season 7. What the plots do not reveal is who Gemma is pregnant with. Fans went wild on the web because we have not seen any scene that could suggest such a consequence, especially in the event that the father should turn out to be Marco Di Sant’Erasmo. If Gemma is pregnant with Marco, there would be many consequences: Marco would have cheated on Stefania with whom he is officially engaged. Gemma, in another sense, would have betrayed her half-sister Stefania. What message would it get to viewers, especially the younger ones? For the moment the topic remains open, but the advances of the block of episodes 116-120 of season 7 open a new path. As Ezio and Veronica make a decision not to force the young girl to become an unwed mother, the father could be Carlos. Garcia must keep his family’s word by marrying a Argentinian woman. Yes Ladies Paradise 7, what decision do Ezio and Veronica make about Gemma’s pregnancy? We don’t know exactly, but we have two adjectives to describe it: “painful and ineluctable“. The first hypothesis is that Gemma terminates the pregnancy. The second is for Gemma to give the baby up for adoption. Neither Ladies Paradise 7 Does Gemma give the baby up for adoption?
The Paradise of the Ladies 7 Does Gemma give the child up for adoption?

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It’s another option. Let’s start from the events of episode 109 of season 7. Gemma joins Carlos outside Paradise. Garcia waited for her. She realizes that she is failing all her expectations of her. Gemma asks him if something happened. “We have to say goodbye Gemma”: the next day he will leave for Argentina. He won’t come back. He has to marry an Argentinian girl. His parents chose for him.
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Will it happen to Gemma too? In our opinion not. Gemma will make the final decisionwhether it is to terminate the pregnancy or give the baby up for adoption. This second option has some “flaws”: can they really consider separating a mother from her son after what Stefania has gone through? The possibility of abortion, however, is even tougher. We have no certainties, only hypotheses and we are open to reading those of those who have different ones!