General Hospital: Do Brick and Brennan have a past?
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) runs the organized crime operation that’s station in Port Charles. As a mob boss, Sonny has been a target for the PCPD and the FBI for decades. Despite hard work and grade A efforts to arrest and convict Sonny Corinthos for associated mob crimes, neither the PCPD nor the FBI have put him away for good. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Sonny’s days as a free man may be numbered.
“Never trust any body from the WSB.” That’s what Brick warned Sonny. That’s when Sonny swiftly replied, “I never have.” Red flags raised high after Sonny and Brick’s 2-3-26 General Hospital scenes. Jason and Sonny met with Brick and were brought up to speed on the latest mob drama. There was information that Brick couldn’t disclose to Sonny and Jason, which should be concerning.
“Never trust any body from the WSB.” Will Brick and Brennan Take Down Sonny Corinthos?
Previously, Brick shocked Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) when she walked into Sonny’s hospital room and saw Brick as he stood with a sniper over the nurse’s lifeless body. He had impeccable timing, and didn’t miss a beat when he shot to kill. Then, Jordan described Brick as having an extensive background in intelligence.
Details surrounding Brick’s mysterious life outside working for Sonny has ignited new GH rumors. Strange instances hint toward a potential connection between Sonny’s trusted friend and employee, and Carly’s lying, deceptive WSB Agent boyfriend. Could Brick have once worked for the WSB? Is he an Agent now? Evidently, neither Brennan nor Brick want Sonny dead- if that were the case Brick wouldn’t have saved his life back in April in LA. But that didn’t mean he isn’t working with the WSB to help take him down. Of Sonny gets arrested, are Jack Brennan and Brick’s responsible to blame?
General Hospital: Brick’s Mysterious Past REVEALED
Brick’s mysterious past is revealed and recent hints intrigue GH fans. After some peculiar behavior from Brick (Stephen A. Smith), things seem a bit off. What if Brick is a WSB agent?! Have you ever wondered why Brick is so good at what he does? He has big-time connections, secret meetings, and information that he’s not privy to disclose even to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Strangely, those connections also include the WSB.
Brick’s Loyalty to Sonny Corinthos and Organized Crime
For years Brick has been a loyal friend to Sonny. He’s dedicated to utilizing his professional skills on the side of organized crime. Ultimately, Brick works to protect Mr. Corinthos in the mob world. Until now, Brick’s dedication and having Sonny’s best interest was never in question. In fact, Brick saved Sonny’s life when he sniped that nurse in LA.
Suspicions about Brick were brought to light last year when Brick contacted to WSB to clean up his mess. He had just killed the imposter nurse who tried to kill Sonny in his hospital bed. His next move raised a major red flag. GH fans were alarmed when Brick called Jack Brennan. Why would a WSB agent clean up a mob related mess? Unless… Brick’s mysterious past reveals works for the WSB?!
The latest GeneralHospital spoilers and rumors for the week of 2-9-26 tease that Brick’s mysterious past is revealed. A shocking twist STUNS Sonny, Carly, Jason and the entire Corinthos family when Brick’s secrets are exposed.
Last Summer General Hospital lost another legend when Tristan Roger passed away back on August 15, 2025. He filmed his last scenes as Robert alongside Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattsson), and don’t forget baby Daisy. Sadly, there’ll come a time when Robert’s family receives heartbreaking news. GH rumors tease that General Hospital addressesRobert’s death within the Faison/Anna Devane storyline.
According to General Hospital recaps for the week of 2-2-26, Emma mentioned Robert. Emma (Braedyn Bruner) told Mac and Felicia that she would call her Grandpa (Robert) to accompany her to France. Mac (John J. York) immediately shut that down because he knows how Faison triggers Robert- especially when it comes to Anna.
General Hospital Addresses Robert’s Death
There’s no doubt that Jason Morgan put a bullet to Cesar Faison’s (Anders Hove) chest, killing him back in 2018. His death was confirmed, and Faison was thought to finally be out of everyone’s lives for good. However, recent times allude to his lingering presence. We’ve been warned. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is sure that Faison is alive, even if there’s a twist. Faison’s final project has put so many lives in danger, and it’s possible that he brought harm to Robert Scorpio.
Now whether or not the real Cesar Faison is alive and well, or if his brain left the jar and was planted in either Nathan’s, Cullum’s, or anyone else’s head is anyone’s guess. But the fact remains that whoever is the true source behind Faison’s final project is completely capable of involving Robert Scorpio. All Faison (or someone on his behalf) has to do is bait Robert with Anna.
If General Hospital addresses Robert’s death within the current Faison/Anna storyline, then it’s likely that Faison is responsible. Do you think that Faison killed Robert, and that’s how GH ties Robert’s passing into the storyline?
General Hospital: Willow incriminates Michael AND Tracy?!
Just when we thought we were done hearing about who shot Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) decides to spill the tea and reveal she has a key to Drew’s home. According to General Hospital spoilers for 2-5-26, Willow makes a bold move.
Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) actions have been out of pocket ever since she fell for Drew. Yet one thing remains consistent and that is the love she has for her children. Now, Willow has decided to take back control from the two men who have stripped her from her power.
Willow will do anything to get justice. And to her justice has two names, Wiley and Amelia. She wants her children back after one man’s love bombing, another man’s jealousy and vindictive cruelty, and a faulty family court system cost Willow her children.
General Hospital recaps recall new developments raise suspicions around Tracy Quatermaine. More than a few people know that Tracy has a key to Drew‘s home. It’s also known that Drew never would have given Tracy a key to his home willingly. In fact, she already admitted to Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Emma that she had a copy of Scout’s (Cosette Abinante) house key made for herself.
Meanwhile, General Hospital spoilers for 2-5-26 reveal that Willow makes a bold move. Mrs. Drew Cain is on a mission. She won’t rest until she takes back what’s her’s, and that means her children. Evidently, Willow’s bold move could secure her custody of her children.
Does Willow knock out two birds with one stone? GH rumors tease that Willow’s plan to use the key could incriminate Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) and Tracy Quartermaine. Perhaps Tracy and Michael were even working together and even if they weren’t, Willow, wouldn’t hesitate to paint that narrative. And after what Michael has done to her, she should do whatever she needs, and whatever it takes to reunite with her children.
General Hospital: Felicia finds Anna in France. Is that really Anna?
General Hospital spoilers for 2-4-26 tease that it’s looking more like whoever is in charge has used a decoy, and- that’s not Anna, that’s Alex Marick! Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) comes face to face with her best friend- or so it seems, and becomes emotional as she sees the state Anna Devane is in. But Anna’s alleged location raises a red flag since all signs indicate that Anna’s being held at Wyndemere.
Apparently, Mac and Felicia were right about one thing. Surely, that phone call was to mislead Anna’s family and get them far away from her true location. At this point anything is possible. Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) granddaughter Emma Scorpio Drake (Braedyn Bruner) received an alarming phone call about Anna.
That’s Not Anna, That’s Alex Marick!
According to General Hospital recaps, a man who goes by the name of Officer Russo told Emma that Anna is in France. But over the last couple of months it’s become apparent that Anna is being held at Wyndemere. Sidwell, Marco, and Cullum have gone to great lengths to keep her presence a secret. However, Marco’s pushback against Lucas and the Catacombs is a major red flag.
When it comes to Cesar Faison, there are no boundaries to what is reality and what is not. Hallucinations and reality collide. Expect the unexpected at every turn. And it just so happens that whoever is in France isn’t Anna at all.
General Hospital: Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati)
General Hospital spoilers for February tease that Britt and Jason delve deeper into the inner workings of Cesar Faison’s final project. Apparently, he left his cold fusion research unfinished as he tried to develop a cure for his own Huntington’s disease. Now, Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Jenz Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) have taken over. And in order to complete what Faison started, they needed his daughter. Who knows, maybe they needed her mother too! Did Liesl help fake Britt’s death to save her life?
Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) Huntington’s Disease diagnosis devastated her and her mother. She always knew of the possibility that she’s inherit the disease from her father, Cesar Faison. But it wasn’t until she got tested and learned that she carried the genetic marker.
Did Liesl Help Fake Britt’s Death to Save Her Life?
According to General Hospital recaps from 1-30-26, Britt told Jason that Heather‘s attack and saving Josslyn (Eden McCoy) was real. mother would do anything for her child. Especially if that child has a terminal illness. No price is too high to pay to ensure a long and healthy life for your child. Is that how the WSB, Sidwell, and Cullum knew to swoop in as Britt was taking what would have been her last breath?
General Hospital: Tracy, Gio, and Emma Head to Drew’s in a Blizzard
Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) has the perfect plan. She’s determined to take back what’s hers, and what Drew stole from the Quartermaine family. Boxes of family memorabilia are sitting at Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) awhile he’s unresponsive after a stroke. General Hospital spoilers for 1-28-26 reveal that Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Emma (Braedyn Bruner help Tracy. Thankfully, Tracy’s secret key to Drew’s could help them get inside swiftly.
According to General Hospital previews for 1-28-26, Gio and Emma brave the blizzard to help Tracy. They manage to get inside Drew’s house but quickly encounter issues. Emma declares that this isn’t going to work, and Tracy is threatened.
Why does Tracy Quartermaine have a secret key to Drew’s home anyway? General Hospital recaps for 1-27-26 spark suspicions about Tracy. Apparently, she borrowed Scout’s key and had a copy made for her own use. Tracy never told anyone about the key until she admitted it to Gio and Emma. Tracy’s explanation still doesn’t give a real reason why she had the key made in the first place.
General Hospital rumors hint that there is one more big twist in the details that surround the attempted murder of Congressman Drew Cain. Although GH recaps recall that Willow shot Drew, what if there’s even more to the story?
Could Tracy somehow be involved even if she didn’t pull the trigger herself?
General Hospital: Willow receives an update on Drew
General Hospital recaps for 1-21-26 recall that Mrs. Willow Cain (Katelyn MacMullen) came rushing in through the elevator doors at GH. She was frantic about her husband, Congressman Drew Cain, as he suffers a medical emergency. Nurse Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) and Dr. Jones were part of the medical team on staff when Drew was brought in, and Willow explained her version of what happened to Elizabeth. She plays it off as though she’d be devastated if Lucas (Van Hansis) relays tragic news about Drew.
As she hugged Elizabeth, Willow told her she hopes that she got him (Drew) help in enough time. At this point her intentions for Drew are unclear. Did she try to kill him? Or did she purposely leave his life hanging by a thread? According to General Hospital rumors, Willow’s intentions are far more sinister than wanting him dead.
General Hospital spoilers for 1-22-26 reveal that Dr. Jones delivers an update on Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) condition. Sadly, Lucas relays tragic news about the Congressman.
Apparently, Tracy (Jane Elliot) might be right. GH rumors tease that Drew could be in a vegetative state. But the worse part is that he may be fully conscious, but unable to move or speak. And he just might know exactly what Willow is doing.
Does Willow torture Drew by leaving him conscious and aware, but unable to move or speak?
General Hospital: Do Chase and Brook Lynn have a future?
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) have an honest marriage. They’ve come a long way from the days of Brook Lynn’s scheming, and the trust issues her actions created at the time. Then out of nowhere, Brook Lynn catches the jealousy bug over Chase helping Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). From there things have been shaky. Are Brook Lynn and Chase breaking up?
Chase is the kind of person who can’t sit around and watch someone who he believes is innocent rot away in jail. It doesn’t matter that she is his ex wife. She could have been anyone he cares about. Sitting back and doing nothing to help when you believe someone is innocent just isn’t Chase’s vibe.
General Hospital recaps recall Brook Lynn’s concern over Chase risking his career, and the fact that Willow and Chase used to be married. Tracy accused Chase of cheating on Brook Lynn with Willow- all because he didn’t want to see someone that he believed was innocent lose their freedom.
Suddenly, Chase and Brook Lynn’s future is uncertain. General Hospital spoilers for 1-22-26 hint that they sit down and have a serious talk about the future. Do they see themselves together? Are Brook Lynn and Chase breaking up?
General Hospital: Willow puts on another stellar performance
Poor Willow Tait Corinthos Cain. Her hero and new husband, Drew Cain is fighting for his life while Willow is putting on another stellar performance of hers. General Hospital spoilers for 1-21-26 reveal that Drew arrives at GH, and Willow tells her version of what happened to Drew.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Willow shows up at the hospital and gives Elizabeth Webber a sob story about how she’s so afraid to lose Drew. Little does Elizabeth know, Willow is lying through her teeth. She told Elizabeth a very detailed story of how things played out. Willow described symptoms which eld lead doctors to assume that Drew had a stroke, while playing dumb the entire time.
What do you think Willow has in store for Drew? Herhusband isn’t the most well loved person by anyone in Port Charles, but Willow takes her revenge on him to a whole different level. Killing Drew would be too easy- for Drew. Willow wants to make him suffer.
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