General Hospital: Is Peter August running the (freak) show?
Who’s behind Faison’s final project? All three of Cesar Faison’s children are seemingly nothing like the next one. Their personalities differ greatly, they’ve taken different paths in life, and don’t have much about themselves in common with their siblings. Although, an argument could be made for the fact that both Britt and Nathan’s careers are geared toward helping others. Britt, a doctor, and Nathan, a police officer, have that in common. Peter on the other hand, well, he’s a littler but different than his brother and sister.
Coming up on General Hospital, the WSB dives deeper into a concerning matter. Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) wants to know who’s behind Faison’s final project. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Brennan needs Anna Devane more than he realizes or would even admit. Because when it comes to Cesar Faison (Anders Hove), Anna knows the inner workings of his nefarious plots all too well. This week on General Hospital, the WSB continues to investigate. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and her brother Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) returned from the dead quite suspiciously. The timing of their arrival in Port Charles, and the fact that Cesar Faison is their father raises red flags.
Who’s Behind Faison’s Final Project?
Recent GH recaps recall that Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) warned Charlotte not to trust Britt Westbourne, and told her to tell Rocco (Finn Carr) the same. However, Britt looks at her brother Nathan as though he cannot be trusted. Clearly, she’s reluctant to embrace his return from the dead.
What if it’s neither Britt nor Nathan that carries on their father’s legacy? Don’t forget that Peter August’s body was put in a freezer, only for it to later go missing. Was Peter actually still alive at the time, or could his body have been taken for experimentation?
Will Scout set Willow free?! Scout Cain confesses to shooting Drew?!?! This week on General Hospital, twists and turns will have you questioning everything. At the moment, main focus is on the on the attempted murder of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). The people of Port Charles gather in a courtroom as a young mother of two and respected nurse goes on trial for shooting Congressman Drew Cain Quartermaine- who also happens to be her lover.
As for who shot Drew, speculation and fan theories widely range anywhere from Portia (Brook Kerr) to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen,) to Michael (Rory Gibson), and even Stella (Vernee Watson). More recently, the suspect list has shortened, and Willow stands trial. GH rumors hint that Michael framed Willow for shooting Drew. However, even if that’s true, that doesn’t mean Willow isn’t guilty anyways.
Recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors have emerged. And according to the latest, the trial twists and turns will make GH fans question everything.
Apparently, GH rumors tease that courtroom chaos ensues when Scout Cain (Cosette Abinante) comes bursting through the doors. This recent dirt on the people of Port Charles claims that Scout confesses to shooting Drew. Supposedly, when she comes through the courtroom doors, she confesses to shooting her own father.
Furthermore, additional General Hospital spoilers claim that Drew‘s daughter even discloses how she obtained Edward Quartermaine’s gun. And to top it off, GH rumors tease that little Scout even reveals her motive. She feels that her father has done everything in his power to make her life lonely and miserable after the death of her mom, Sam (Kelly Monaco).
Evidently, Scout’s confession causes devastation and outrage as concerned loved ones advocate for the minor. Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) becomes emotional, and the hedge orders Scout to stop speaking.
Do you think Scout makes a confession? If so, do you believe that it’s real? Who would Scout likely cover for? What if she knows who shot Drew, and doesn’t want children to live without their mother the way she has to? What if Scout doesn’t want to see Wiley and Amelia’s mother taken away from them…
General Hospital’s 52nd Daytime Emmy Win For Outstanding Drama Series comes with six more victories for the night! The 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards were held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. The event was hosted by Mario Lopez on October 17th, 2025.
According to General Hospital news, reports confirm that ABC’s daytime drama was the big winner of the night – taking home seven Daytime Emmy awards. General Hospital’s seven wins include the top honor, Outstanding Drama Series. In fact, General Hospital has taken home the crown for five consecutive years.
Congratulations to all the General Hospital nominees and winners! This is the second win for The Wonder Years actress, Alley Mills, for her role as Heather Webber. Jonathan Jackson has six wins for the iconic role of Lucky Spencer. Additionally, Nancy Lee Grahn took home her second win for Alexis Davis, totaling three Daytime Emmy wins. GH’s writing, directing, and costume design/styling teams were also recognized and honored with a win.
General Hospital’s 52nd Daytime Emmy Win for Outstanding Drama Series gave the iconic show it’s 7th win of the night.
The truth is out, and a slew of emotions hit Carly (Laura Wright) like a ton of bricks. Jason (Steve Burton) outed Josslyn (Eden McCoy) as a WSB Agent despite her plea to conceal her secret. After so long, Jason weighed his options and risks, and he felt that the best decision was to tell Carly the truth. Now what will she do? Will Carly confront Josslyn about the WSB?
Let’s put WSB Agent, Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) on the back burner for a moment and focus on Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Carly’s daughter has been lying to her for months. Suddenly, Carly’s world has been turned upside down. She’s going to want answers, but is she willing to risk someone overhearing her confront Josslyn?
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Carly wants answers from WSB Agents Jack and Joss. Coming up on General Hospital, Jason’s right, Josslyn’s life is on the line. Joss is a full fledged WSB Agent, and if her cover is blown, she’s at great risk. How much longer will Josslyn lie to Carly before the elephant in the room is addressed?
Imagine the fury when Carly learns about Josslyn and Brennan! Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) puts her trust into very few people. She knows who is there for her when all I said and done, and that’s why learning the truth about Josslyn hits Carly hard.
Coming up on General Hospital, Carly’s world comes crashing down when she learns that she’s been betrayed. The betrayal cuts deep, over and over, and over again with each person who has kept this secret. Brennan and Carly’s understanding anbijt the WSB is present, but limited. She understands the nature of his work and their relationship, and what she’s gotten into. But Brennan keeps pushing the boundaries. According to General Hospital previewsand spoilers, Carly’s life as she knows it implodes.
How will Carly react once she finds out that she’s been deceived by her daughter, betrayed by her boyfriend, while her best friend kept their secret hidden?
Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) is not on my list of favorite people since this whole custody battle began. Willow’s affair with Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has lead many down a dark path. The Corinthos and Quartermaine families, along with Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) mom Nina, are plagued by the devastating effects of Michael and Willow’s divorce, and the fight for custody of Wiley and Amelia.
Willow and Nina’s Arrest
This week on General Hospital, the PCPD take Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and her mother, Nina Reese (Cynthia Watros) into custody. New evidence, and an unreliable alibi has led to their arrest in the attempted murder of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). According to recent GH previews, Willow’s got Michael’s number. She speculates that this was a set up, and that Michael planted the gun at Elizabeth’s (Rebecca Herbst). Is she right?
Well, General Hospital rumors hint that yes, Willow is spot on. Michael’s random visit to Elizabeth’s house, and his sudden desire to want Willow to see their kids raise suspicions. In fact, Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy) already warned Michael and Carly of how this looks to the PCPD. Despite Willow’s arrest, Diane feels that the PCPD could still find Carly, or Michael responsible for Drew’s shooting. Did Michael raise red flags, drawing attention to the mother-son duo?
Did Michael Frame Willow?
It sure does look like Michael framed Willow for the attempted murder of Congressman Drew Cain. Diane doesn’t buy Michael’s story for a hot second. And Carly only has her word to fall back on. But this time, Carly’s telling the truth.All signed point to Michael for framing Willow, and planting the gun at Elizabeth’s house. He’s dead set on keeping her away from their children, and would do anything to ensure the fact. But would he really let Willow rot in Pentonville even if she didn’t shoot her own lover? Jealousy causes some to go to great lengths out of vengeance and spite. So, it’s highly possible that the visitation was all a set up. What a creep!
Willow Tait- Framed AND Guilty?!
Coming up on General Hospital, Willow reveals her theory about Michael. She’s convinced that he set her up, and even knew the precise timing of the anticipated (by Michael) arrest.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal upcoming twists and turns. Diane might be right about what’s ahead for mother and son. Signs point to a frame job, making Michele look even more guilty. Will he bring his mommy down with him?
GH rumors claim that Michael is innocent in Drew’s shooting, but framing Willow puts a target on his own back. He’ll look guiltier than sin if the PCPD discovers that planted that gun.
General Hospital: Kirsten Storms after brain aneurysm procedure
General Hospital and Disney star was treated for a second brain health crisis. First, Storms revealed that she had brain surgery in 2021, after her Doctors discovered a “very large cyst.” Storms was in surgery within 48 hours. Now, the beloved Maxie Jones actress discloses her most recent diagnosis and treatment.
Back in July, Storms announced she’d be taking some time away from General Hospital. Naturally, fan reactions flooded social media. Many comments revealed concerns over whether or not she’d actually return to the daytime drama. But Kirsten assured GH fans that she WILL return , estimating that she’d be back sometime in December. Storms and her daughter Harper moved to Tennessee, and she needs time to get settled.
However, General Hospital’s Kirsten Storms has made another major announcement regarding her health via social media. Four years after unexpectedly undergoing brain surgery, the 18 year GH vet and fan favorite revealed that she was recently treated for a brain aneurysm. Routine checkups after having a “very large cyst” removed in 2021, Kirsten’s doctors discovered the aneurysm on a brain scan.
Kirsten Storms Treated For Brain Aneurysm
According to her Instagram, Storms was diagnosed in January of 2025, was treated, and is following protocols for her recovery. She took to Instagram to reveal information on the procedure itself. Kirsten also explains how this health crisis played a role in her move to Tennessee, and credits her best friend, Emme Rylan forbbein by her side through it all.
You can check out her entire disclosure in the reel shown below.
General Hospital: Will Britt take advantage of Joss’s situation?
Britt blackmails Josslyn over WSB? When they said the Britch is back they weren’t joking. Dr. Britt Westbourne’s reputation precedes her as the embryo- stealing, man-trapping, bossy and abrasive Doctor at General Hospital. Initially, Britt was most definitely all of those things. In time she mellowed out, and softened up a bit. But the “rough around the edges” didn’t vanish- they just went a bit under her surface.
General Hospital recaps recall Britt’s selfless act when she saved Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) from the hook killer. Now that Britta has returned from playing dead, she seems to have reverted back to living up to The Britch name. In fact, she’s now using her act of heroism as a form of blackmail against Joss. Josslyn literally owes Britt her life, and she also needs her silence. So the old Britt emerges and dies what she has to do.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Britt blackmails Josslyn in order to keep her silence. It seems that Britt has the upper hand when it comes to Joss, and even Carly. The doctor’s ties to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) really strikes a nerve with Josslyn’s mom. Carly is jealous, so she flaunts her and Jason’s “trust” and “bond” with one another like a kid on the first day of school, wearing brand new Jordan’s that the whole school said he’d never get. And what Carly doesn’t know is that Jason is keeping secret for Joss. To top it off, Britt also happened to harbor the same secret. So, imagine Carly’s fury when she finally learns that Britt shares a secret with both her daughter Josslyn, and her best friend, Jason.
We just learned that Ronnie inherits the Quartermaine mansion! Now what?! This week is nothing short of intense and it’s only Tuesday. According toGeneral Hospital recaps, Dr. Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) could be pregnant, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has nothing to lose, Joss (Eden McCoy) and Jack (Chris McKenna) continue to lie to Carly, and Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak) is the proud owner of the Quartermaine mansion.
Coming up on General Hospital, Tracy is infuriated by what was stated in Monica’s (Leslie Charleson) will. Along with one solitary jar of Pickle Lila Relish, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) inherited a big fat nothing from Monica. But Tracy isn’t the only one who was seemingly cheated out of their inheritance. Apparently, the entire family expected that Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was to inherit the house from his grandmother Monica. Instead, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) revealed a very different outcome. In a shocking twist, Monica’s long-lost stray sister Ronnie inherited the Quartermaine mansion.
General Hospital spoilersand previews reveal that Tracy takes this up with Alexis, but there’s nothing that Alexis can do. Will Tracy dig deeper but there’s into how and why Monica would leave her home to her sister Veronica? Is Monica’s sister really as innocent as she portrays, or could she have manipulated Monica before she died?
If Ronnie isn’t behind this devastating development in the aftermath of Monica’s passing, then who is? Two words Martin Gray. Do you agree?
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) is a good Samaritan. Over the years she’s been viewed as a goody, goody and even holier than thou. However, Elizabeth wasn’t always the good girl type. Back in the day she was a rebellious teen. Today, she would be called a “bad bitch,” as a term of endearment to many. But the mother of three and head nurse at General Hospital left those days far behind.
Now, Elizabeth lives on the straight and narrow. She tries to do the right thing, is dependable at her job, and helps out friends when they are in need. So why is Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) coming for the goody-two-shoes Elizabeth Webber? According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, no good deed goes unpunished.
As it turns out, Elizabeth made herself vulnerable when she invited Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) into her home. That’s what friends are for, right? Willow was in a bad way and needed a place to stay. So, thanks to Elizabeth, Willow was able to get the rest she needed, and regroup. Or so they thought. Apparently, Willow was hiding something from Elizabeth.
Coming up on General Hospital. Anna pays Elizabeth a visit. GH spoilers and rumors tease that a gun is found inside Elizabeth’s home. Evidently, Anna somehow obtains a warrant. But what would prompt the PCPD to want to search Elizabeth’s home in the first place?
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