Will Truman - Children

Children

Will almost donated sperm to his high school girlfriend Claire (Megyn Price) so she could have a baby but Grace didn't want Claire to have a baby with Will because that would have ruined her "B-Plan".

In the final season, Will reunited with Vince and has a son, Ben, who Will fathered through artificial insemination with a young woman who sold her eggs for rent money. Ben only appeared in the series finale in 2006. He was raised by Will and Vince until he went to college and married Grace's daughter, Lila. This reunites Will and Grace. He was played by actor Ben Newmark.

Will & Grace
Characters
  • Will Truman
  • Grace Adler
  • Jack McFarland
  • Karen Walker
  • Rosario Salazar
  • Supporting characters
Seasons
  • Season 1
  • Season 2
  • Season 3
  • Season 4
  • Season 5
  • Season 6
  • Season 7
  • Season 8
Episodes
  • "Pilot" ("Love & Marriage")
  • "Grace, Replaced"
  • "Gypsies, Tramps and Weed"
  • "A Chorus Lie"
  • "Fagel Attraction"
  • "Marry Me a Little, Marry Me a Little More"
  • "Dolls and Dolls"
  • "Back Up, Dancer"
  • "Alive and Schticking"
  • "Buy, Buy Baby"
  • "The Finale"
Related
  • David Kohan
  • Max Mutchnick
  • Awards

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