General Hospital: Sidwell and Sonny Fight For Port Charles
From custody battles to mob wars, peace in Port Charles seems like a distant memory. Unfortunately, one family is involved with both. It’s been one thing after another in Port Charles, especially for the Corinthos family, the fight is far from over. Now with things heating up in the mob world, Sidwell Leaves Sonny No Choice but to fight for what is his.
This week on General Hospital, Sidwell and Sonny talk business. In a stinging confession to Sonny, Sidwell admits that his goal is to eliminate Sonny’s influence in PC. He’s the new bad boy in town and now he’s not afraid to show it.
There are people in town who have nothing better to do than to meddle in unfamiliar territory. People that essentially know nothing about the business and only see what they want to see when it comes to Sonny Corinthos. And by people I mean Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). That woman was willing to partner up with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) in her desperate attempt to drive Sonny out of Port Charles. While still being way off base about, at least others like ADA Justine Turner (Nanzeen Contractor) have a civic responsibility to take interest in taking down Sonny and organized crime.
The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Sidwell gives Sonny no choice when it comes to a mob war. Now that he finally sees Sidwell as the threat that he is, Sonny means business. Once again, Sonny must fight for what is his.
General Hospital: Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael– This week’s emotionally charged custody battle left a mother in despair. Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) was stripped of her custody rights to her children Wiley and Amelia Corinthos. Ultimately, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was awarded full custody of their children.
TRIGGER WARNING- This Article Contains Controversial Content That Some Could Find Emotionally And/Or Mentally Triggering
It’s not typical that I post controversial topics or opinions- especially if they can related to real life pain and suffering. Here comes the but… But this post is sure to spark debate among General Hospital fans. It’s possible I am extra sensitive to this subject at this time in my life.
The Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is timely and familiar, but not identical to my current life situation. Actually, my situation is made up of parts from both Willow and Michael’s perspective. First, it’s recognized that the Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is fictional. Also, it’s been a lot of fun watching this story unfold while making fun of Willow and Drew (Cameron Mathison). Weeping Willow. Despicable Drew. It’s been a blast.
The reality of this fictional story as this that people really can lose their children in family court- and it isn’t always fair or in the best interest of the children. Sadly, many times it’s because of lies, misconstrued information, arrogance, and judgment without having the full picture. Twisted narratives can throw an entire case and result in devastating effects. And let’s be honest, regardless of Drew and Willow’s high cringe rating, no one should tip a mother from her children, therefore ripping children from their mother. Seriously, in the real world actual crack heads still have their children. Physical abusers. And God forbid worse.
Notably, this isn’t me justifying any of the stupid things Willow has done in the name of love- for Drew. Actually, this is how Michael and Willow’s storyline resembles my own personal custody battle. However, my ex is the one who moved on at lightning speed, involved the kids immediately with his new life, giving no consideration to their healing journey. Ultimately, causing emotional and psychological distress to myself and our children.
Willow’s Choices Emotionally Neglect Wiley And Amelia
Conveniently, Wiley and Amelia are young enough to manipulate with out much pushback. That worked to Willow’s advantage as she dragged them along on her new life journey with their uncle Drew. In the other hand, ny children are old enough to see the mistreatment and to speak up about it. Addressing emotional and mental health concerns with my children’s father fell on deaf ears as every word was twisted to fit his narrative.
Suddenly, (according to him) I put those thoughts and feelings into the kid’s heads. It was my fault the kids were sad because their father gave away the dog we rescued as a family. It’s my fault that the kids said they weren’t ready to move forward just yet- and didn’t want to meet another woman and her children, merely two weeks after the split. My children were freshly enduring the devastation of our divorce, and having to move out of their family home, and into separate apartments. Everything had changed right before their eyes. But the emotional well being of children doesn’t matter to a manipulator.
The Best Interest Of The Children
All Hell broke loose when I blew the whistle on his and his new girlfriend’s overnight vacation plans involving my kids. His actions went against the state recommended guidelines, as well as recommended post divorce healing practices by mental health professionals. Still, it was all my fault. That’s when the threats came to manipulate the kids. Forcing them to be involved in his relationships just weeks after we split and moved out of our family home.
He held their sports, plans with friends, WiFi, their personal devices, etc. over their heads unless they complied with his demands with zero time to heal. Then came the threats to our transportation (per his request) and parenting time arrangements every time he didn’t get his way. I was harassed as he taunted me about filing motions against me. Additionally, he has invaded my digital privacy with unauthorized login attempts to my website (generalhospitalblog.com), by logging into my Meta and changing the admin status, along with making himself to owner to my Google Business Profile.
I also found suspicious logins on my Google accounts, he was receiving emailed receipts of all my Kroger purchases, including my prescriptions, for over two years, and so much more. Additionally, my children fall victim to his emotional abuse as they are used as tools to psychologically and emotionally abuse me.
Similar to my ex’s, Willow’s actions are negligent to the emotional well being of her children. However, also similar to my ex’s actions, Michael has intentionally hurt Willow with his testimony.
Is it enough to have her children taken away? In the real world, probably not. And she should have to live without her children. People do absolutely crazy things and still have at least some custody rights to their own children. Ex convicts. Active felons. Like, come on now. As I relate more to Michael in this specific aspect, full custody for him isn’t the answer. Does Willow need to stop with the BS? Yes.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- Michael Played Dirty
The verdict is in. Regarding Wiley and Amelia, Michael has done nothing to justify losing his custody rights. His innocence shined through when the judge announced the verdict. However, just because Michael hasn’t done anything to justify losing his children doesn’t mean that he should get custody.
Michael Corinthos admitted that part of his reason to go for full custody was out of spite. Let’s be honest, everyone knows that being cheated on stings like no other. That particular betrayal bruises ego and invokes the need for revenge is so many scorned lovers. Let’s face it. Michael is a lover scorned.
Michael Crosses The Line
He even lied under oath and used Willow’s illness against her. Michael knows damn well that Willow’s decision to hide her leukemia diagnosis was made out of care and concern for her children’s best interest. This had to absolutely crush Willow. Knowing that Michael was her rock, her support, when the truth about her ill was finally came forth, and having been led to believe her husband supported her in her darkest times. Now for Michael to turn that all around on her is one of the biggest betrayals, and darkest forms of evil.
How dare Michael use Willow’s own pain against her especially when he was once alongside her, cheering her on. It’s devastating, I would know. That’s what happened to me when my ex husband filed a motion to suspend my parenting time unless I took and passed a drug test. Thankfully, the judge wasn’t buying into his BS. That’s when she ordered that he must take a drug test too. On top of that, she ordered that he must pay for both tests.
Willow battles leukemia Michael, Willow and Amelia Corinthos
Using Willow’s Pain Against Her
In his attempt to paint me as a drug abuser, he used my chronic migraine disease against me- and the medication that was PRESCRIBED TO ME for my excruciatingly painful, debilitating illness. This is basically what Michael did to Willow. For me, theicing on the cake was the false allegations that mine and my children’s family doctor was committing felony drug crimes. And my children were used in this sick game. All to gain control…
This May Be The Very First Time That I Cannot Side With My Favorite General Hospital Family
I truly believe that anyone who tries to take a loving mother away from her children, and more importantly, children away from their mother is spiteful and dangerous. In Willow’s case, Wiley and Amelia adore their mother. The judge’s decision made me sick. And what was even more disgusting was the look on her face when Willow began to break down. And don’t even get me started on Diane- isn’t she the one who said that Willow’s outburst validated the judge’s decision? That is so awful and unfair and that’s what’s actually real about family court. Willow’s reaction was due to emotional devastation- almost like hearing that someone you love has died.
Furthermore, the look on the judge’s face, and Diane’s comment are exactly what’s wrong with the family court system in the real world as well. Despite the current custody battle being fiction, this particular aspect can frighteningly mimic reality.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- The Devastation
What will happen to Willow now that the judge awarded full custody to Michael? A loss like this shouldn’t be taken lightly. General Hospital spoilers tease that Willow catapults into a dark space. And the shock and devastation keep on coming…
Finally, I close this out by expressing my disappointment in Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). As far as I can remember, Jason is know for and takes pride in his fair and honest reputation. I don’t recall a time when Jason pushed a biased narrative, or supported unfair practices. With that in mind, it’s difficult for me to wrap my head around how he thinks that the judge made the right decision. Loving mothers don’t deserve to be ripped apart from the children she grew inside her own body- giving all she had so that they can live.
It’s me, hi. I’m the one who’s triggered. LOL
And the award goes to…. Katelyn MacMullen deserves an EMMY for that performance! She was nothing short of phenomenal, and I feel my face tingle up to tears as I write this.
General Hospital: Will Cody Go Through With Deceiving Molly (and Ric and Ava)?
Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi) doesn’t seem too worried about going to prison. Maybe in the back of her mind she banks on the fact that her mother has gotten her out of trouble multiple times over. Currently, Kristina prances around town, visiting babies and soaking up the sun. The Metro Court pool is open for the Summer, and Kristina has some crosses to bear.
It’s not like Ava Jerome (Maura West) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) aren’t on Kristina’s mind. They very much are at the front of her focus, but not in the way we’d expect. Right now all Kristina should think about is getting her soul right after what she did. This girl needs some serious self reflection after attempting to kill Ava . The guilt should be eating Kristina alive after what happened to Ric and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). Instead, Kristina is fixated on any type of revenge she can get. She justifies her plan to split up Ava and Ric with claims that she’s looking out for her sister Molly (Kristen Vaganos). According to General Hospital recaps, Kristina presented Cody with a money making opportunity. She took him aside and asked him to seduce Ava. Kristina made her intentions clear- and that’s to breakup Ava and Ric, with claims that she’s doing it for Molly’s sake.
This week on General Hospital, spoilers tease that Operation Get Codied (Cody-ed): Ava Edition goes underway. Cody agreed to Kristina’s request to seduce her enemy. First, Cody is no amateur, and he requires upfront payment. Then, according to General Hospital recaps, their covert mission to split up Ava and Ric is in a trial period at this stage in the game. Cody required $1000 upfront before he proceeds with the first step of the mission. Despite his cash request, Kristina handed over her high-end designer sunglasses, and Cody accepted.
Kristina and Cody Deceive Molly
Meanwhile, Cody’s blossoming friendship with Molly becomes more and more deceptive. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Cody is conflicted. He begins to develop feelings for Molly, but his secret mission to seduce Ava Jerome gets in the way. Once again, Kristina’s actions end up having a negative effect on her sister‘s life. Who knows what could be brewing between Molly and Cody. But thanks to Molly‘s sister they may never know.
Will Kristina’s obsession with Ava, and Cody‘s greed spoil a potential romance before it even starts?
Drew Cain sure has changed since his last stay in Pentonville. Gradually, he developed a darker side complete with deception and lies. The new Drew hasn’t gone unnoticed. In fact, the Congressman continues to insert himself into every major controversial situation in Port Charles. Obviously, Drew strives to make his estranged family, the Quartermaine’s, miserable.
Michael and Willow Corinthos were very much in love before the once heroic Uncle Drew saved Willow’s life. There was a time when Willow’s admiration for her husband’s uncle was justified until it turned into something more. Drew got in the way and home-wrecked his nephew’s family- directly and negatively impacting his own great nephew and niece. Now poor little Wiley and his baby sister Amelia suffer from the toxic family dynamic that Drew and Willow created.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Drew went too far when he targeted Wiley Corinthos- a child, his girlfriend’s son, and his own damn great nephew. Eventually, the schemes and games catch up with Congressman cutthroat. Surely, he can’t throw grenades and run away from the flames forever.
This week on General Hospital, more lies are told and some truths are exposed. Among the lies Willow told about Michael on the stand, one statement made was actually true. Well, sort of. Willow didn’t lie when she testified that she flew to Germany to see Michael. In fact, she didn’t lie about anything regarding her trip. As far as Willow knows, Michael denied her access to see him. General Hospital rumors tease that among Drew‘s surplus of lies, the truth about this one soon comes to light. It won’t be long before Willow knows that drew lied and told the burn center to turn Willow away. The truth is that Michael never even knew she came to visit. They can all thank Drew for that.
An abundance of lies fuel Drew’s agenda, but the truth always reveals itself. General Hospital rumors tease that the truth about Wiley finally hits Willow in the face like a ton of bricks. The latest General Hospital recaps remind us that Willow refused to believe Michael and even their own son about Drew. She proceeded to lie under oath about Michael, when Michael never once lied about her on the stand.
Drew’s Lies Shatter Willow
Soon, everyone will know that Drew paid off the woman at the burn center where Willow’s husband was recovering from severe burns over his entire body. Ultimately, sabotaging any chance at reconciliation for Michael and Willow. Additionally, it’s only a matter of time before the facts are in black and white for Willow to see. Drew and Ric will be exposed for using and hurting Wiley for Drew’s personal gain.
Drew’s lies shatter Willow when they finally come tonight. Moreover, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Willow finds herself alone when she no longer has Nina and Drew.
Jonathan Jackson and Clare Bowen Head To Tour July 2025
General Hospital fans want to know… Why is Lucky leaving GH? Last year, General Hospital’s iconic Lucky Spencer returned to the canvas In June of 2024 it was announced that Johnathan Jackson would reprise his role as Lucky, and he debuted on August 23rd, 2024. Back then it was said that Jackson’s return would be a long term stint. Instead, Lucky graced Port Charles with his presence almost an entire Summer shy of a year.
Lucky’s proposal to lifelong love Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) was a surprise to GH fans. Then shortly after, Lucky revealed that he was leaving Port Charles, and Jackson’s upcoming exit was confirmed. One moment Lucky was begging to spend the rest of his life in Port Charles with Liz and their son Aiden. And in the next moment he was already telling her that he’s skipping town.
Why is Lucky leaving General Hospital? Well, Lucky Spencer says he’s leaving because he loves Elizabeth so much that he has to simply let her go. Elizabeth turned down his marriage proposal and put their lives into perspective. Thus resulting in Lucky’s PC exit.
Why is Jonathan Jackson leaving General Hospital?
Here’s the deal- According to the latest GH news, Jackson tells TV Insider the details about his exit. “It was more of a real, sincere attempt from myself and from General Hospital to make it work for a longer period of time. The hope was to be able to stay on longer.”
Back in 2012 Jackson joined the cast of ABC’s primetime hit, Nashville. Although the show ended in 2018, Jonathan Jackson, Clare Bowen and other Nashville co-stars continue to go on musical tour. In fact, Jackson is featured in a recent Instagram promo along with Bowen. The two engaged in a promotional skit, sharing information about their upcoming summer tour.
Summer Tour/ July 2025 Songs & Sounds of Music City
General Hospital news reports have confirmed Jackson’s General Hospital exit. Jonathan Jackson’s exit comes just before the summer music tour scheduled for this July. Although, the music doesn’t stop there. Fall tour dates have also been scheduled which would further keep Jackson away from his role as General Hospital’s Lucky Spencer.
General Hospital Blog wishes, Jonathan Jackson, Clare Bowen, and the rest of the musicians hitting the road a safe and successful tour.
In December of 2024, Emma Scorpio Drake unexpectedly returned to Port Charles. Her grandmother Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) was just as surprised as the next guy to see Emma back in town. For all Anna knew, her granddaughter was as away at college in California at UC Berkeley.
At first, Emma’s return sparked controversy among GH fans and (fictional) confusion among Emma’s close family. The Emma everyone knew was no more when Braedyn Bruner stepped into the role following the fan-adored Brooklyn Silzer. Additionally, the character’s entire personality did an 180.° Grown up Emma presented a contrast drastic enough to have resulted from a lobotomy. Eventually, we were able to see the sweet and even vulnerable sides to Emma.
Sadly, sweet little Emma was left in the past. It didn’t take long for fans to get on board with the new Emma- the actress and the personality. In fact, Braedyn Bruner has captivated fans in her rendition of Emma, and has become an storyline front runner. From the looks of things, Emma and Gio have potential for romance if the writers keep up the good work. According to General Hospital news reports, Bruner’s Emma, and Emma paired with Gio Palmieri (Gio Mazza) continue to receive positive feedback from GH fans all over social media.
Emma and Dalton’s Past- What’s Emma Hiding?
General Hospital Recaps: Anna knew something was up based on Emma’s new, bad girl attitude. But as the story unfolded over these past five months, the former WSB agent began questioning the validity of every story told involving Emma.
According to the documentation obtained by Anna from the WSB, Emma and professor Dalton have crossed paths prior to Port Charles. Coincidentally (or not), both Emma Scorpio Drake and Henry Dalton were involved in a classified scandal at UC Berkeley, and somehow both wound up in Port Charles. So, GH fans have been wondering how Professor Dalton doesn’t remember Emma from his lab at UC Berkeley. It’s possible that she was only part of the break-in as students attempted to avenge abused animals in the lab.
General Hospital Spoilers: Someone is hiding something that’s for sure. At this point the focus is on Dalton’s it’s Dalton’s undisclosed lab project. Meanwhile, General Hospital rumors tease that Emma is harboring a seismic directive!
Next week on General Hospital Jason begins to help Anna dig into Dalton. Will he figure out what Emma has been hiding?
General Hospital: Kelly Thiebaud Returns To General Hospital
Reportedly, Frank Valentini has confirmed that Kelly Thiebaud returns to General Hospital! Kelly’s character Dr. Westbourne died in her mother Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) arms after her very own birthday bash at The Savoy. In the land of soap operas, it’s perfectly normal to come back from the dead however, the way Bri died makes it a difficult death to resurrect.
Immediately following Jonathan Jackson’s GH exit news another General Hospital casting change was confirmed. According to recent General Hospital news reports the 62-year-old daytime drama is bringing Kelly Thiebaud back to the canvas. Executive Producer Frank Valentini confirmed the actress’s return and shared his enthusiasm for what’s ahead. “I am thrilled to have Kelly back on our show,” Frank Valentini revealed. “We have some great twists and turns planned for her character.”
according to General Hospital spoilers and rumors Kelly Thiebaud return may not equal Dr. Britt Westbourne’s return. Although the actress told Deadline, “It’s good to be home,” that doesn’t mean she will play the same role. If you really take a look at Frank’s statement, he does not mention Britt’s return. However, he does state that there will be a lot of twist and turns for her character- never specifying the character’s identity.
Upon leaving the latest GH news about Thiebaud’s return, fans wonder if The Britch is back or if Kelly will portray someone new. Keep checking in with General Hospital Blog for updates. Kelly is set to return to the screen this July.
The streets of Port Charles are plagued with creepy dudes. Lately, Professor Dalton and Drew Cain have upped their weirdo game and now it’s hard to tell who is worse. These two don’t know it, but they are competing for the title of biggest creep. First, we have the new guy in Port Charles. Professor Dalton has arrived in Port Charles after fleeing from California. He was a professor at UC Berkeley, where Emma Scorpio Drake lived in California with her parents, Drs. Patrick and Robin Scorpio-Drake.
Aside from the fact that the WSB has launched an investigation into Professor Henry Dalton, he seems creepy on a whole other level. The way he laughs around both Anna (Finola Hughes) and Emma (Braedyn Bruner), the way he stares, and planning alone time with his student are not signs of a wholesome gentleman.
Then we have Drew. Good ole Drew Cain (desirably Quartermaine) went from noble hero to wife stealing creepy uncle before our eyes. Drew is a manipulative liar and has home wrecked his own nephew’s life. If Drew had his way he would whisk Willow, Amelia, Wiley, and Scout far away from Port Charles and their families. Additionally, Drew was sleeping with Willow’s mother, Nina (Cynthia Watros). Neither Nina nor Drew have bothered to tell Willow the truth- but we all know that won’t last too much longer.
We all know that our feelings for Drew are mutual among us GH fans. Meanwhile, Drew and Willow continue to hold the first place title for most hated couple currently on General Hospital. As for Dalton, we have only begun to see what he’s all about. But from the way things appear, the intriguing professor’s creeper rating could even surpass Drew.
General Hospital: Lucky’s Leaving- Jonathan Jackson Exits General Hospital
Is it true? Lucky’s Leaving General Hospital?! Transient Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) strikes again. His “here today, gone tomorrow,” act draws as much mystery as Houdini. Ever since Lucky arrived in Port Charles all Elizabeth can think about is, will he stay or will he go? Can she trust him? That’s a no. When it comes to Lucky, home is where the adventure is not Elizabeth and their child apparently.
General Hospital shocked fans when Lucky got down on one knee, asked Elizabeth to marry him. Then, she turned him down, and it wasn’t gently. For a few moments, Lucky was convinced that he was a home-bodied family man, and that Liz could anchor him down- not in a bad way. But all it took was for Elizabeth to be honest and understanding with Lucky about who they are. A faster engagement attempt has never been documented. One moment, Lucky had convinced himself that he could be what Elizabeth needs. Quickly, Elizabeth’s words resonated and he announced that he was leaving Port Charles.
Please tell me how one goes so rapidly from one extreme to the next. First, Lucky makes quite convincing promises by proposing marriage and declaring security and stability. Then suddenly that all turned into cold, hard, lies. He couldn’t possibly mean what he said if his mind could change that quickly.
Lucky’s Leaving- Jonathan Jackson Exits General Hospital
According to General Hospital new reports, Lucky’s painful truth leads straight to his and Jonathan Jackson’s GH exit. Jackson returned to General Hospital last summer. Fans had been rooting for lucky and to reconnect, but Elizabeth and Lucky just broke up instead. It’s true, Lucky’s leaving Port Charles yet again, and the love of his life and his son behind.
I have no words for Lucky Spencer at this time. Honestly, I am disappointed in Lucky for how careless he was with Elizabeth. What do you think about the latest Liz and Lucky scenes?
Despite Jack’s sad attempt at gaslighting the former WSB Agent, Anna investigates Dalton! WSB Agent Jack Brennan deserves an award for his impeccable performance. His skills in gaslighting could also stand some recognition. But no matter how good someone is at manipulating and gaslighting another, instinct always wins. Fortunately, Anna doesn’t ignore her instincts when it comes to Emma’s professor.
Anna Investigates Dalton
Coming up on General Hospital, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) dives into her own investigation on Dalton. What we know now is that Professor Dalton is a world renowned physicist who has a shady side. According to Emma, that shady side involves the unethical testing on animals. Anna can’t help to find holes in that story and within the documentation from the WSB.
The latest General Hospital rumors and spoilers tease that Anna’s investigation into Professor Henry Dalton unearths an alarming secret. Or maybe two! While she digs for the dirt on the shady professor, will she find that Emma is closer to the situation than she initially thought and was led to believe?
It’s obvious that Dalton is up to no good- and the story about Emma’s expulsion from her last school is entertaining and all- but the holes in the file on record raise red flags for Anna. There’s more to the story than others are willing to admit. And if Anna’s instincts are right then she will get to the bottom of what Dalton is up to. However, through her investigation while she stumble upon additional secrets? Such as one, maybe two youngn women who have recently joined the WSB?
General Hospital, rumors hint that Anna could discover that Josslyn is a WSB agent- but that’s not all. Is Emma working for the WSB too?! it sure seems that way.
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To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we exclude all representations, warranties and conditions relating to our website and the use of this website. Nothing in this disclaimer will:
limit or exclude our or your liability for death or personal injury;
limit or exclude our or your liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
limit any of our or your liabilities in any way that is not permitted under applicable law; or
exclude any of our or your liabilities that may not be excluded under applicable law.
The limitations and prohibitions of liability set in this Section and elsewhere in this disclaimer: (a) are subject to the preceding paragraph; and (b) govern all liabilities arising under the disclaimer, including liabilities arising in contract, in tort and for breach of statutory duty.
As long as the website and the information and services on the website are provided free of charge, we will not be liable for any loss or damage of any nature.
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