Following the season seven finale of Outlander, fans have expressed outrage over a significant plot development, but another crucial reveal has also sparked controversy. The latest episodes depicted Claire (played by Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) navigating the challenges of the American Revolution,

Outlander ‘s Season 7 finale, “A Hundred Thousand Angels,” brought tears to eyes and shock to fans as the episode insinuated the possibility that Claire ( Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie’s ( Sam Heughan) first daughter Faith had actually lived.

Outlander fans have been left fuming after a major scene in the season seven finale was slammed as 'completely forced'.

The Outlander Season 7 conclusion left viewers wondering how Faith, who had already passed away, could be alive. Introduced in Season 2, Faith was Claire and Jamie Fraser’s newborn daughter. During her birth,

The last episode had so many jaw-dropping moments, from Rollo's death, William and Jamie's attempt to save and Jane and also Claire discovering Fanny singing a song from the future which then leads Claire to the realisation that her first daughter Faith, who she thought died at birth may have actually lived.

The season seven finale of the time-traveling romance drama aired on Friday. Here's a recap of where the main characters ended up.

Holy smokes. That Outlander finale was wild – and there's only one more season to go! Let's break down what happened between Claire, Jamie, and their whole time-traveling extended family in the Outlander season 7 finale.

Sassenachs were shocked to find out that Master Raymond appeared to Claire in the Outlander season 7 finale. The big question is whether Master Raymond was there or just part of a dream. In the Outlander season 7 finale,