Heading into season 11, viewers were desperate for answers about Hannah’s pregnancy—and while the premiere quickly confirmed Dean as the baby’s father, many fans still refused to give up on the idea of a Hannah–Mitch reunion. With Mitch newly single again, the timing felt almost too perfect.
But now, that lingering hope has been completely shut down.
In a candid interview ahead of the Chicago Med winter premiere, showrunner Allen MacDonald delivered the news fans didn’t want to hear: Hannah and Mitch are done—and they’re not coming back.
According to MacDonald, the love triangle is officially over. Hannah is pregnant with Dean’s child, Mitch is no longer part of the story, and the focus has shifted entirely. Hannah and Dean have agreed to move forward as two friends preparing to raise a baby together—though MacDonald hints that their emotions are far more complicated than they’re willing to admit.
While the show will continue to explore the deepening connection between Hannah and Dean, one thing is certain: viewers won’t be seeing Hannah and Mitch give their relationship another shot. MacDonald didn’t mince words, making it clear that chapter is closed for good.
And while that may come as a crushing blow to fans who loved Hannah and Mitch’s chemistry, the decision opens the door to an even more emotionally charged storyline. Sharing a child creates an unbreakable bond, and as the season progresses, the carefully drawn boundaries between Hannah and Dean are expected to collapse—forcing both characters to face feelings they’ve been avoiding.
Love, heartbreak, and unfinished emotions are far from over on Chicago Med. But when it comes to Hannah and Mitch, the message is loud and clear: that ship has officially sailed.
