Reunited and it feels so good! Well, at least it feels good to Dr. Liesl Obrecht. Honestly, what mother wouldn’t be over the moon to receive a miracle like she has? Not one, but two miracles. Both of Liesl’s children had “died,” but unknown factors played a role in the recent turn of events. Somehow, Britta AND Nathan were brought back from the alleged dead. While it’s obvious that Dr. Britt Westbourne is back as her old self, the same can’t be said about her brother, Nathan West. Maybe it’s too good to be true. And maybe Britt knows Nathan’s off, and not really Nathan.
Apparently, GH rumors suggest Britt knows Nathan is off, and she’s worried for what comes next. Various theories could explain those strange looks exchanged between Dr. Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Detective West (Ryan Paevey). Maybe Britt senses something is off with her brother. Or, maybe she KNOWS something that others (Like Liesl and even Felicia) can’t see.
Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is onto something. She has her law enforcement hat on, and has taken on this investigation. As a former spy, FBI Agent, and the current Police Commissioner, Devane has experience from several different angles of the industry. That said, Anna knows how to narrow down the suspect list.
Coming up on General Hospital, Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) shooter remains at large. With the help of assistant district attorney Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor), Commissioner Devane is able to further narrow down the suspect list. According to GH recaps , ADA Turner and Commissioner Devane zero in on Nina and Willow. Conveniently, the estranged mother-daughter duo are each other’s alibi. Nina swept in when Willow was question about the time gap between her shift at the hospital and the “walk” she went on in the rain.
Nina Believes Willow Shot Drew
Is Nina right about Willow? General Hospital spoilers and rumors predict that Nina has a strong feeling that Willow shot Drew. She has the motive, access to the Q mansion, and don’t forget the “crazy gene!” It’s likely that Willow doesn’t even remember that’s she shot Drew. Does she remember sneaking into the nursery and holding and changing Sasha’s baby? Who knows. She did at the time Sasha left town, but has Willow suppressed her dark behavior?
Willows going to need Nina as Anna comes for her prime suspect in Drew’s shooting. Be sure not to miss General Hospital as the dramatic whodunnit story unfolds.
Monica Quartermaine’s (Leslie Charleson) death has shaken an entire city. Port Charles will never be the same without General Hospital’s top Cardiologist, former Chief of Staff, and head of the household at the Quartermaine mansion. Family and friends gather to honor a legend, and Tracy says goodbye to Monica.
Tracy Eulogizes Monica
So far, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) have carried most of the heavy emotions that come with losing someone they love. It’s no doubt that Monica was important to so many- but to Tracy and Jason, their connection to Monica was something extra special. Everyone’s eulogies were delivered with truth, heart, and honor for not only Monica Quartermaine, but for Leslie Charleson as well.
Coming up on General Hospital, Monica’s loved ones move forward after the memorial service. Life goes on as they say, but not before saying a proper goodbye. And that’s exactly what Port Charles gets from Tracy Quartermaine to the beloved Monica Quartermaine.
General Hospital: Monica Quartermaine’s Memorial
What began with ambivalence transformed into quite an honorary speech for Tracy’s dearly beloved sister in law, Monica. Tracy’s heartfelt speech for Monica was as genuine as Jane’s feelings for Leslie Charleson. Elliot and Charleson were true friends behind the GH set, and walked through life together since meeting in 1965.
Reportedly, GH iconic Jane Elliot opened up about losing Leslie, and mourning her friend twice. She told Variety, “It was very, very difficult to play her alive when she had already passed in real life. It extended the mourning because we had to keep her alive when she wasn’t. I had to mourn her death twice,” Elliot disclosed.
The love in the room is undeniable as GH celebrates Leslie Charleson.
General Hospital: Brook Lynn jet sets to look for Tracy
Will Brook Lynn and Ned find Tracy? Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) held it together as she told each family member that Monica (the late Leslie Charleson) had died. Finally, she broke down on that iconic staircase. Tracy cried for her sister-in-law, her arch enemy, and her best friend when all was said and done.
Ned (Wally Kurth) and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) are kind of in a state of panic. Now that Tracy has had time to let the news resonate, she’s nowhere to be found. GH recaps recall that the family combed the Quartermaine mansion, but there was no sign of Tracy.
On the next General Hospital, Brook Lynn boards a private aircraft. GH spoilers tease that Brook Lynn and Ned leave to look for Tracy. Her disappearing act is both worrisome and bothersome at this difficult time. Tracy needs to grieve. Selfishly, the family needs Tracy to lean on, and to take care of certain details of Monica’s memorial.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Brook Lynn is all ears as she jet sets to find Tracy.
General Hospital: Felicia (Kristina Wagner) sees Nathan (Ryan Paevey)
Felicia suspects Faison is behind Nathan’s return. Can she spot a Faison when she sees one?! …Who knew that being a patient advocate would be so emotionally and psychologically challenging? Felicia Jones’s (Kristina Wagner) current career path differs greatly from that of her last. As a former WSB agent, Felicia has experienced more than most. The wild days of being an undercover spy are gone, but her old life seems to haunt her.
Coming up on General Hospital, Felicia thinks that she’s seen a ghost. General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Felicia makes her rounds as a Patient Advocate when she encounters the John Doe. The mystery man looks exactly like her former son in law, Detective Nathan West. Nathan was married to Maxie (Kirsten Storms) when he was shot by his father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove).
Facts: Faison kidnapped Felicia in 1990. Given Felicia’s history with the WSB, she likely can spot a Faison plot from a mile away. Will Felicia see through this Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) situation and figure out that Faison is behind this?
General Hospital: Martin Holds The Secret To Monica’s Past
It’s only Monday and this week is already off to an intense start. Port Charles is upside down after learning that Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) passed away. Emotions are peaking as it gets closer to saying goodbye. A mystery unfolds as Martin reveals Monica’s secret …sister?!
It doesn’t matter who you are, or what side of the law you represent. Monica respected everyone, and everyone respected Monica. She was a true class act, and class act memorial service is what she’s given.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Monica’s memorial pays the utmost respect to Charleson’s work as Monica Quartermaine (the late Leslie Charleson). Additionally, GH previews indicate that General Hospital’s special storyline tribute is not without mystery, suspense, and surprise.
Reportedly, Martin Gray (Michael Easton) makes a mysterious phone call. Stella catches him in the act, and puts him on the spot. Could the phone call and the mystery letter with Monica’s name on it be connected to her long-lost sister? Erika Slezak makes her General Hospital debut this week.
Who does Britt work for? This week on General Hospital, mysterious things happen. As if Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) return, a murder, and an attempted murder wasn’t enough mystery for Port Charles. General Hospital previews and spoilers reveal that more bombshells will drop!
Reportedly, General Hospital comings and goings confirmed that Ryan Paevey made his GH return debut on Friday, 9-19-25. While fans expect Nathan West (Ryan Paevey),GH rumors indicate a major twist.
General Hospital Spoilers tease a GAME CHANGER of A Week!
It looks like Nathan… but is hereally Nathan? Right now is seems like Britt is the only one who could possibly shed some light on this, well, situation?
GH recaps recall Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) were STUNNED when they caught a glimpse of General Hospital’s latest ER patient. According to GH spoilers, Anna wants to keep this quiet until they learn more about this unlikely arrival.
What do you think is going on? And how much does the WSB (*cough* Jack Brennan) already know?
General Hospital: Drew’s blame game gets even darker
Congressman Cutthroat Cain is a disgrace to the Quartermaine name. So much so that Monica has barred him from the premises. He had to change his name back to Cain, and basically disassociate from the family. If Drew thinks he’s got family problems now, he should think again because there’s no going back if Drew claims Danny shot him.
Evidently, ruing your grandson’s family by sleeping with his nephew’s wife is where Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson)“DREW” (pun intended) the line. Drew Cain went from Mr. Save You Girl to Mr. Steal Your Girl in a flash. As a result, his shift from hero to villain has torn many lives apart.
Coming up on General Hospital, Drew uses his victim status to carryout his next attack on an enemy. Apparently, not the enemies all thought. According to recent GH recaps, Drew openly admitted that he plans to accuse Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) of shooting him that night. There’s motive, a bit of evidence that Michael was near Drew’s home, and a weak alibi. If Drew wanted Michael to go down for his shooting, then he could totally make it happen.
General Hospital: Danny and Drew argue over Scout
However, new GH rumors claim that Drew scratches the plan to blame Michael. Apparently, framing Michael Corinthos as his shooter is no longer Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) plan of attack. Instead, he realizes that he’s got an entrenched vendetta to unleash- against Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers tease that Drew’s wrath knows no bounds. A visit from his nephew Danny appears to have sparked a devious plan for the perfect vengeance. Now Drew knows just where to hit Jason where it counts. Through this son, Danny.
Will he really go as low as to blame Danny for his shooting?
General Hospital: Is Cesar’s brain inside Nathan’s body?!
Currently, the people of Port Charles, and the city itself are going through some dark times. From custody battles, blackmail, and even murder, the tension between the powerful families, politicians, and the PCPD is thick.
Brennan has so many people riled up because of his WSB investigation. It involves so many people, and their intertwining lives. Coming up on General Hospital, Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) shocking return ties many lives together.
General Hospital star Chris McKenna shared some behind the scenes bloopers. The clips featured Chris McKenna himself while portraying WSB Agent Jack Brennan. Currently, McKenna is front and center as Jack Brennan is heads up the WSB investigation. He’s also dating PC’s leading lady, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright). Brennan had a lot going on, and his most important concern is the mission. But from Carly, to Josslyn, to Britt, his biggest problem isn’t a woman. In fact, the problem may not even be among the living. Or maybe it is…
Faison’s Brain Goes Missing From The Jar??
According to GH spoilers, and confirmed by McKenna’s behind the scenes bloopers, Cesar Faison’s brain has been preserved in a jar. Apparently, before he “died” the mad scientist figured that someone could put it to good use down the road. Is that time now?
Scout isn’t safe with Willow! …Coming up on General Hospital, the PCPD continues its investigation into who shot Drew Cain. With so many people at odds with Drew, the PCPD’s has been narrowing down the suspect list. Some suspects have been crossed off the list while others have been moved to the top. Willow Tait is one of them who moved to the top. As one of the top suspects in Drew’s shooting, Scout isn’t safe with Willow.
Congressman Drew Cain can’t be more excited for the title and role he holds in political office. Also known as Congressman Cutthroat, Cain is self-serving, and uses his status to benefit himself before looking out for his constituents. Drew fails to put his supporters, and even his own child ahead of his personal wants, and nefarious plans to take complete control over Scout.
General Hospital Recaps: Evidently, Drew made sure that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) was listed as Scout’s guardian in the event that something happened to him. But more recently, Congressman Cain made some more legally binding decisions regarding his daughter Scout. An active restraining order against Alexis, Kristina, Molly, Danny, and Rocco is in effect. It states that they are not allowed within 500 feet of Sam’s daughter.
Scout Isn’t Safe With Willow
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Drew’s decisions to self serve l put his daughter at risk. Scout is forbidden to be near her own brothers, aunts, and grandma because of Drew’s ego, and desire to ultimately stick it to Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton ). As a result, Scout is in the care of a major murder suspect.
GH rumors tease that it’s highly possible that Willow Tait shot Drew Cain. She may even have shot him without any recollection of the event. In fact, Anna‘s investigation puts Willow as one of the prime suspects.
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