Scout Cain (Ella Ramacieri)

Baby Morgan will be a fictional character on the ABC daytime soap opera General Hospital. The baby will be the child of former mob boss, Jason Morgan and his now ex-wife/current girlfriend, Sam Morgan.

Background
Baby Morgan was likely conceived in June of 2016 in London, while his or her parents were on the run from the law. While in Greece, Sam experiences dizzy spells that lead to her fainting twice, fatigue and nausea. After returning home to Port Charles, she faints again after a confrontation with her father and is admitted to General Hospital. Dr. Hamilton Finn examines her and takes her blood to run tests. A little while later, he returns with some of the blood results, which confirmed the pregnancy. Sam is elated and can’t wait to tell Jason. When Jason arrives at the hospital, he is happy to see that Sam is okay, but before she can tell him about the baby, he has a dizzy spell. Dr. Finn examines Jason and discovers that he has a 102 degree fever and might have contracted malaria from being in the Mediterranean. Since Sam was also there, she is being tested as well, because if she has also contracted the disease, it could cause complications for her pregnancy. Like her pregnancy with Danny, Sam experienced a lot of morning sickness.

Baby Morgan, like his or her older brother, Danny, is seen as a miracle child because in May of 2006, Sam was shot in the back, by Manny Ruiz, while in Jason's arms. She recovered after a month-long stay in the hospital; and later, she and Jason tried to start a family only to be told that she would never be able to have children as a result of the extensive damage done to her uterus from the gunshot wound. However, in May of 2011, Sam underwent a procedure called fertility reconstruction; the surgery was a success, allowing her to carry Danny to term. When she was revealed to be pregnant with baby Morgan number 2 in August of 2016, she stated that after the fertility reconstruction and carrying Danny to term, the doctors didn’t know if she would ever be able to conceive again.