'Orange Is The New Black" season 3 spoilers: Daya to give birth in prison next season?

Latest spoilers of "Orange Is The New Black" season 3 hinted that Daya will give birth next season.

Daya (Dascha Polanco) was pregnant with prison guard John Bennett's (Matt McGorry) baby for most of the series. It was rumored that she will deliver their child in the third season of "Orange Is The New Black".

The actress revealed that the next season will feature the back story of Daya. The character will still suffer from hormonal imbalance brought about by her pregnancy. Her belly is growing and getting bigger. Moreover, her character is also becoming more mature.

It is still unconfirmed whether she will give birth next season as the series has not advanced in terms of time. However, next season may start with a slight time jump.

In the first season, a glimpse of Daya's past life was shown with flashbacks on how she suffered living with her mother Aleida (Elizabeth Rodriguez). In the end of season 2, Bennett confessed to Caputo (Nick Sandow) about getting Daya pregnant. It is also unknown how this will affect Bennett, Daya and their baby.

On the other hand, actress Natasha Lyonne said that the new season of "Orange Is The New Black" will feature more bloodshed. The cause of the bloodshed was not specified. It could be a big fight in the prison. It is also possible that someone may die. The bloodshed may involve the show's protagonist Piper Champman played by Taylor Schilling and her partner Alex Vause played by Laura Prepon.

Meanwhile, the filming of the third season of "Orange Is The New Black" has reportedly started. The series was renewed for another season, which is not surprising because of its high ratings. Moreover, the Netflix hit series garnered 12 Emmy nominations.

According to previous releases, Netflix should release the third season in June 2015. Fans can watch the seasons 1 and 2 that are currently available on the site.

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