'Scandal' season 4 season spoilers: Olivia to choose Jake, Huck and Quinn split

The season 3 of "Scandal" was so scandalous that fans of the show are overwhelmed with so many more questions. Will Olivia choose Jake or go back to Fitz? Will Huck and Quinn's romance continue? Here are some spoilers on "Scandal" romances you'd like to put your finger on.

Kerry Washington told Gold Derby that she is still unsure of Olivia's lovelife in season 4. She said "I don't know, I really don't know. I always I'm not Team Jake or Team Fitz I'm team Shonda [Rhymes] so whatever Shonda writes I'm game. But I also, I just want Olivia to be able to find happiness and peace and love."

And when asked about Jake, she answered with "You know there are people that say Jake can't do that 'cause he's been violent towards her. Other people say that that's not true. It's really complicated. But I'm not sure. I'm not sure if she should be with one of them or none of them or maybe there's a third guy to throw in the mix. Why not!"

In the season finale, it was evident that Olivia was ready to leave her life behind, which is why she chose to leave with Jake. This left President Fitz broken-hearted and maybe, renew his relationship with his wife Mellie after their son died.

The other "Scandal" romance news is about Quinn and Huck, reports Hollywood News Daily, whose romance started in a very weird way. Huck tortured Quinn, but things heated up between the two after the torture. Will the love affair between the two continue? It is still very unsure because Huck might just reunite with his family.

Huck got the information of his family from Quinn. He then visited their home and that was it. Will Huck be accepted by his family again or not? Either way, his visit to his family will definitely change something in his relationship or friendship with Quinn.

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