The internet is once again in full meltdown mode after fresh speculation surfaced suggesting that former Chicago P.D. co-stars Jesse Lee Soffer and Tracy Spiridakos may be expecting their first child together.
Over the past few days, social media platforms have exploded with fan theories following what many believe to be a series of subtle hints dropped by the duo during recent public appearances and online interactions. The longtime on-screen couple — best known for portraying Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton — have been at the center of real-life romance rumors since their departures from the hit NBC drama.
Now, fans are convinced their relationship may have reached a brand-new milestone.
Photos that recently circulated online appear to show Spiridakos wearing noticeably looser outfits during a private outing with Soffer, sparking immediate pregnancy speculation among eagle-eyed followers. Some fans even pointed out that the actress has been keeping a relatively low profile in recent weeks — a move many interpret as a possible sign that something major is happening behind the scenes.
Rumors linking the pair romantically have persisted for months, especially after they were spotted vacationing together in Europe and sharing cozy moments on social media. However, despite the mounting curiosity, neither Soffer nor Spiridakos has officially confirmed that they are in a relationship in real life.
Still, that hasn’t stopped fans from dreaming.
Online forums quickly filled with messages of excitement, with many longtime viewers of Chicago P.D. celebrating the possibility that their beloved “Upstead” love story may have continued beyond the screen. Some even joked that the actors’ undeniable chemistry was “too real to be just acting.”
As of now, representatives for both stars have remained silent regarding the pregnancy rumors — leaving the truth behind the viral speculation very much up in the air.
Whether this latest buzz proves to be fact or simply another internet-fueled fantasy, one thing is certain: fans aren’t ready to stop believing in Jesse and Tracy anytime soon.