'The 100' season 4 spoilers, plot news: Is Octavia Pregnant?

It looks like big things are coming for Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) in "The 100" season 4, although her dealings in the new season are being kept secret.

In an interview with the cast with Tiffany Vogt of Seat42F, no photos of Avgeropoulos were allowed to be shown as they will spoil fans of what's to come for her character.

"No photos of Marie today as it is too big a spoiler, not to mention who she is with!" Vogt tweeted. In another tweet, she revealed a bigger detail as to who Octavia is hanging out with.

"For those wondering, sounds like Octavia might be getting new man in her life, but no one replaces Lincoln (Ricky Whittle)," Vogt teased, suggesting that "The 100" season 4 will see new romance for her.

However, some fans do not think that this will be the case, especially after seeing her kill Pike (Michael Beach) in the season 3 finale out of vengeance for the death of Lincoln.

It was rumored that it is only the beginning of her revenge plan, which was expected to unfold fully in "The 100" season 4. This might not be the case after all.

According to speculations, Octavia will have a bun in the oven in the new season. Before the third season, executive producer Aaron Ginsburg said that someone will be expecting in the said season.

This was not addressed, though, but it is speculated to happen this season. Interestingly, Ginsburg said that neither Clarke (Eliza Taylor) nor Octavia is having a baby on the way.

However, the EP has already said things in the past that turned out to be false, and if he was misdirecting fans on the pregnancy story, Octavia might end up with the baby bump come "The 100" season 4.

It would also make sense that no pictures of Avgeropoulos were allowed to be shared as it might give it away. Of course, this is to be taken with a grain of salt until it is made official.

What Avgeropoulos did reveal is that there will be a flashback of Pike "and other characters interacting" in the new season.

"The 100" season 4 will premiere next year on The CW.

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