I didn't say will, I said may, as in might

"Yo ma, I'm pregnant. What's for dinner?"

Mostly though, you can expect them to not be pleased. But just keep in mind that you have to do what's best for you, whatever that is. Hopefully, they're supportive. But if not, then whatever. It's not their job to be supportive. You're an adult now by your actions. Your life (and the baby's) is your responsibility now. So don't expect too much, and be thankful for whatever help you get from here on out. You're about to grow up pretty fast.

Of FFS guys. She said she wasn't going to give the baby up for adoption so drop it, that wasn't even her question.

How do you think they'll act? Plan for the worst, so that way nothing can go awry in a bad way. Maybe if you do something cute it'll lighten the feel, buy them a picture frame that say 'grandparents' and put a picture of them in it, Or put a baby toy in a bag and give it to them as a gift, and when they open it they'll *hopefully* realize what you mean