The pregnancy pact situation was cleared yesterday when a pregnant girl from Gloucester High School said there was no such pregnancy pact, adding it was just coincidence. Lindsey Oliver appeared on “Good Morning America” and said that the 17 girls who got pregnant didn’t make a pregnancy pact. The girls were already pregnant and they decided to help one another with the babies.

“There was definitely no pact. There was a group of girls already pregnant that decided they were going to help each other to finish school and raise their kids together. I think it was just a coincidence,” said Oliver on the show.

Also Mayor Carolyn Kirk said in a press conference, on Monday, that there was no evidence to support the presumption that there was a pact.

Sue Todd, chief executive of Pathways for Children, who was reported to have said that a social worker had heard of the pregnancy pact, said Tuesday that there was no such pact and denied that any of her employers knew about the plan.

“At no time have I stated to anyone that our social worker had knowledge of this. I have stated the opposite,” said Todd, according to The Associated Press.

Oliver, 5 months pregnant, is 17 and her boyfriend Andrew Psalidas, the father of the child, is 20 years old. He is working and also going to community college.

It’s been about a week since a pregnancy outburst from Gloucester High School made headline, causing authorities to wonder if there was a pregnancy pact involved, as the were not upset when they found out they were expecting.