Gabrielle Montgomery
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Gabrielle Amelia Williams Montgomery is the daughter of Bianca Montgomery and Reese Williams via artificial insemination (with Bianca's brother-in-law Zach Slater as the biological father) but is raised by Bianca and Reese. She was born on October 21, 2008 with the help of her father, Zach. She was born seven weeks early. She is the second daughter of Bianca Montgomery, the second granddaughter of Erica Kane. She lived with her father and mothers during the first couple months of her life while her aunt was in her coma. When Kendall woke up, Kendall ordered both Reese and Bianca, along with her nieces out of her house, because of her being hurt that both Zach and Bianca lied to her about the baby being Zach's. Her mothers were married in February 2009. Her mother (Bianca) returned to Paris to figure out if she wanted to try again with her (Reese). Bianca took both girls with her. Bianca and the girls are scheduled to return in the winter of 2010. Ethan Cambias is her paternal half-brother and Ian Slater is her paternal half-brother and maternal half-cousin, while Miranda Montgomery is her maternal half-sister and paternal cousin. Bianca and Reese returned to Paris to raise their daughters Miranda and Gabrielle together. After Bianca returned to Pine Valley to search for her missing mother in July 2010, she decided to bring the whole family back. Gabrielle currently resides at Wildwind with her mother, sister, and Caleb Cooney.
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