General Hospital; Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu (Alexa Havins)
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio! A young man is crushed after learned that his entire life has been a lie. Gio lived as Francis and Camilla Palmieri’s son for 22 years until his whole life changed in an instant.
Thanks to Lulu (Alexa Havins), Gio’s very first Nurse’s Ball is forever tainted with this memory. Of course, Lulu isn’t the reason why Gio’s life turned upside down. However, she is the reason it all came out like this- hurting so many people. If I were going by majority rules, then I’d say that most General Hospital fans are not too happy with Lulu Spencer right now.
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio
This week on General Hospital, the fallout from the Nurse’s Ball continues to domino. All involved are getting hit one by one, and Lois is right in front. Lois’s Co-Chair is Grandma Gloria (Ellen Travolta). Those two lied to everyone, including Brook Lynn. Then there’s Brook Lynn who lied to everyone else except for Lois. Next is Cody. Brook Lynn confided in Cody in her time of need. Surprisingly, Dante seemed a bit understanding when it came to Cody. Then we have Chase. It was inevitable that Brooklyn’s husband would learn the truth. He kept it quiet from Dante but it wasn’t Chase’s secret to tell. Carly knows. But she only knows because Lulu confided in her. If only Lulu would have listened to cousin Carly. Then there’s Lulu.
Dante wants to know how Gio found out about any of this in the first place. General Hospital previews suggest that Lulu isn’t off the hook. Dante confronts Lulu about her knowledge about Gio. Apparently, Lulu admits her involvement, and has a hunch that Dante thinks she used Brook Lynn’s secret as a tactic to get him back.
Do you think a small part of Lulu thought that this would bring Dante closer? Did she expect him to fall into her arms with gratitude?
General Hospital: Tabyana Ali- GH’s Trina Learns To Drive
GH’s Tabyana Ali Learns To Drive! For most of us here in the USA, to get your driver La license is a right of passage. Mostly, this happens at age 16. While the law states that in order to operate a motor vehicle, one must be licensed in the state where they reside. However, there is no law stating that everyone has to drive and get licensed at all. To be honest, I didn’t get my license until just before I turned 18! My best friend had her license, and a few other close friends did too. I just rode it out for a bit until I was less nervous.
Reportedly, General Hospital’s Trina Robinson might be in college, but twenty-three year old Tabyana Ali just shared that she doesn’t yet know how to drive. While revealing that she lacks a license, Tabyana documents her experience as she learns to drive. The actress’s comment section is full of supportive friends, cheering her on.
General Hospital Blog wishes Tabyana all the luck, and many blessings for safe travels! Driving is a privilege and a source of freedom for so many. Actually, driving also serves as a great therapy for some. Especially with the music loud and the windows down! Way to go, Tabyana! You’re doing great!
General Hospital: Cody, Brook Lynn, and Dante from Bensonhurst
History was rewritten a few years ago when it came about that Cody Bell grew up with Dante Falconeri. As it turns out Dante and Cody met at Summer camp when they were about 15-16 years old. And since Brook Lynn Quartermaine was at a neighboring camp that summer she also got to know Cody. But how much did she get to know Cody? If you know what I mean.
As if this situation wasn’t the utmost convoluted, GH rumors and fan speculation suggest yet another twist could present itself. What if Brook Lynn (and Cody) have a secret of their own? Anything is possible in soap land which is why General Hospital rumors point to the possibility that Cody and Brook Lynn may have at the very same Summer camp where everything went down.
As of how, it’s looking like Dante is for sure Gio’s father- the father of Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s baby. While the emotion of it all suggests that Gio is Dante’s through and through, some GH fans believe that may not be the case at all. So, what if Brook Lynn has a secret of her own that she half-shares with Cody. Is it possible that Cody could also be the father and that’s why he helped Brook Lynn? At this point I think Maury would say, Cody, you are NOT the father. But hey, you never know. So… If Cody Gio’s father?
Finally! The wait is over and the fallout from the Nurse’s Ball continues! Things are shifting fast in Port Charles, and according to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Giovanni “Gio” Palmieri and Emma Scorpio-Drake are about to shake things up in a major way. After a shocking revelation about his past, Gio is ready to make big moves—and Emma might just be going with him. Emma stands by Gio when he needs someone the most.
The latest General Hospital spoilers suggest that Gio is preparing to take action—possibly moving out and putting space between himself and the people who kept him in the dark. Emma, meanwhile, isn’t going to get in his way- she’s down for the ride.
Will their friendship turn romantic? Will Gio confront Brook Lynn and Dante about what really happened? And how will Lois respond now that the truth is out?
Whatever’s coming next, fans can be sure of one thing: Gio is no longer waiting for answers—he’s going after them. And Emma? She’s not backing down, either. Emma stands by Gio as he seeks the answers he deserves, and becomes a safe space for Gio to just be.
General Hospital: General Hospital Blog- Remembering Johnny Wactor
Remembering Johnny Wactor. The cast of General Hospital gained a fan favorite addition on January 30, 2020. That’s when the late Johnny Wactor made his debut as Brando Corbin on ABC’s General Hospital. Johnny and Brando fit in ti the GH’s vibe quite nicely, and his and Sasha’s (Sofia Mattsson) on-screen romance stole our hearts.
Swiftly, Johnny acquired the attention and dedication of General Hospital fans. Brando quickly became a fan favorite, and he and Sasha’s popularity as a couple rose to the occasion. Together, Brando and Sasha were a dream town until the writing no longer suited the audience.
In September of 2022, Johnny Wactor and his role as Brando Corbin was written out of the script. Sadly, Heather Webber got her hook into Brando Corbin, ultimately killing him.
Remembering Johnny Wactor
One year ago (May 25, 2025) marks the anniversary of Johnny Wactor’s passing. The news devastated his family, friends, and GH fans as Wactor was murdered in LA.
General Hospital Blog continues to pray for Johnny’s family as they navigate through life without his light in the physical world. God Bless 🙏🏻 He was such a great talent, and spoken highly of by co-stars and friends. Johnny is in our hearts. 🩵
General Hospital: Gio Palmieri (Gio Mazza)Breaksdown On Stage
It’s been just over a year since Gio Mazza joined the cast of General Hospital. On May 15th, 2024 Mazza made his debut as Gio Palmieri. He was introduced as Brook Lynn’s cousin from Bensonhurst and stunned the wedding guests with his exemplary violin playing. A prodigy no doubt, cousin Gio from the old neighborhood would soon become a focal point of many people’s lives. There’s no doubt that Gio’s Emotional Unveiling On GH has fans waiting in anticipation.
Next week on General Hospital the aftermath hits Gio, and those closest to him. Thanks to Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins), this traumatic revelation will haunt Gio’s perception of The Nurse’s Ball forever. More importantly, he only knows half of the truth after overhearing Lulu confronting Lois (Rena Sofer). Furthermore, his reaction to what he heard was nothing short of heartbreaking- even gut wrenching. He wore his heart on his sleeve, on stage for all to see.
Gio’s Emotional Unveiling On GH Has Fans Anxiously Waiting For More
Hopefully General Hospital fans have had some time to decompress after having watched Gio’s intense reaction. Reportedly, the actor did some reflecting of his own on what his character just endured. Gio Mazza shared his thoughts via Instagram- making mention of his birthday. Mazza acknowledged the significance of that episode having aired on his actual birthday!
According to Mazza, there’s a lot to look forward to with his character Gio Palmieri. It looks like he’ll be sticking around Port Charles for a while!
—“Just moments after I found out who my real parents are… being lied to my whole life, missing out from my real family, the pain of my character’s past…. There’s a lot to look forward to on @generalhospitalabc
of all days, this special episode aired on my birthday (yesterday)! My birthday wish is that everyone watches the Nurses’ Ball episodes on Hulu this weekend! Throw a watch party! Everyone in the cast&crew put so much time and energy and effort into this event! Enjoy!”
General Hospital airs encore Memorial Day, 2025. The May 23, 2025 cliffhanger Friday episode has General Hospital the edge of their seats. The Nurse’s Ball has been the birthplace for several monumental events. This year, Drew’s drugging, Michael’s dramatic return, and Gio‘s revelation captivated fans.Despite the urgency to see what’s next, GH fans must be patient. Sadly, General Hospital will not air a new episode on Monday, May 26, 2025, and won’t air a continuation from Friday, May 23rd. Instead, ABC will air an encore episode due to the Memorial Day holiday.
Next week on General Hospital, the encore episode will feature the return of Lulu Spencer, originally aired on November 26, 2024. This episode marked Alexa Havins’ debut in the role, as Lulu awakened from a coma after four years. Also in this encore episode, Ava questions Ric, and Lulu wanders around Port Charles.
As Gio and all of his family suffer the fallout from choices made long ago- and now- General Hospital fans eagerly await an all new episode. Unfortunately, we all must wait an extra day due to ABC programming. Reportedly, Regular programming will resume on Tuesday, May 27, with a brand-new episode.
General Hospital airs weekdays at 2:00 p.m. Eastern on ABC.
General Hospital: Michael Returns With A Vengeance
Michael comes for Drew and Willow! The Nurse’s Ball has never left us empty handed when it comes to life altering revelations and getting someone down to their underwear. Classic Nurse’s Ball mishaps left lasting memories and this year is no different. Actually, GH’s Nurse’s Ball 2025 will most likely become engraved in our memories for years to come.
General Hospital Recaps: The drama in Port Charles seems to be among an all time high lately. So far, Drew (Cameron Mathison) had Tracy (Jane Elliot) arrested, and Lulu (Alexa Havins) got her way. Gio’s paternity was revealed and the outcome was just as horrific as everyone feared.
This week on General Hospital there is still room for one more catastrophe. Earlier this week General Hospital Blog helped spread the news that Michael Corinthos returns, and that Chad Duell will not. Instead, the role of Michael Corinthos has been recast. Reportedly, Rory Gibson makes his GH debut on May 23rd, 2025. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Michael appears at the Nurse’s Ball.
Michael Comes For Drew and Willow
Michael’s (Rory Gibson) wife Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and her boyfriend Drew are in attendance- enjoying the event, practically attached at the hip. She stands by her man and trusts him completely. But Willow is going to get a rude awakening when she finds out that her precious Drew is actually very devious. Just wait until Michael tells her the truth, how he never turned her away.
Then, Drew gets exposed for paying off the hospital receptionist. Don’t even get me started with that lady. Lord only knows why she didn’t just tell Drew it was done and then tell Willow what was going on. She totally could’ve pulled it off based on the way things played out. Anyway, Michael Corinthos returns with a vengeance!
The people of Port Charles have had enough of the turmoil caused by Drew. The lies, the schemes, the ruined lives- it all ends now. General Hospital rumors tease that upon his return, Michael comes for Drew and Willow. More importantly, Michael comes for his kids!
General Hospital Recasts Michael Corinthos! Longtime General Hospital fans are forced to adjust to a major transition. For months, Chad Duell’s GH status hung in limbo. It was unclear whether or not Duell’s break from the Daytime Drama would result in a permanent absence.
Reportedly, GH fans wonder no more as role of Michael Corinthos is officially being recast. After nearly 15 years in the role, Chad Duell has exited the series, marking the end of a significant era for the character and the actor alike.
Duell’s portrayal of Michael began in 2010 and quickly became a cornerstone of the show’s younger generation. His nuanced performances and emotional depth earned him both fan loyalty and critical praise. However, after over a decade in the role, Duell chose to step away, sharing that it was time for him to explore new creative opportunities and personal growth beyond the soap opera world.
General Hospital Recasts Michael Corinthos As Rory Gibson Takes Over
GH comings and goings report that a decision was made and a recast has been hired to replace Chad as Michael Corinthos. Taking on the role of Michael Corinthos is actor Rory Gibson, who soap fans may recognize from his previous run on The Young and the Restless. Gibson brings a fresh energy to the part, with early reports describing his take on Michael as grounded, intense, and emotionally layered. He is set to make his on-screen debut on May 23, 2025.
Although an adjustment, General Hospital is no stranger to these transitions. According to GH spoilers, Gibson’s arrival as Michael pulls out all the stops. Reportedly, Michael returns on May 23, 2025. Recent recast news brings about new questions. Such as if the storyline incorporates Michael’s new look, or if that aspect is left alone. Will Michael’s own children recognize him? Take a look at the photo below as Michael (Rory Gibson) kneels down to talk to his son Wiley.
General Hospital: Wiley (Erik and Theo Olson) and Michael- Rory Gibson Debuts as Michael Corinthos
Whether or not you’re ready to embrace it, the change is a done deal. Chad Duell has been a consistent and beloved presence in Port Charles for over a decade. However, with Gibson stepping into the role, viewers can expect a new interpretation of Michael while honoring the character’s core values.
Why give Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) this much power?! Did Drew Breakup Curtis and Portia?
Oh, Curtis. What are we going to do with you? GH fans had high hopes for Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) this time around, but it seems as though he has let many of us down. I thought for sure that he would support Dr. Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) this time. I get it. I know she lied to him. But in all fairness Curtis already knew the worst part of the entire situation.
Let’s face it, this is more about Curtis than it is about Portia’s lie. Sadly, Curtis didn’t stand by his wife and understand her fears. Instead, he made it about himself when they could turn things around on Drew- together. Curtis is just mad because he feels insecure that his wife didn’t confide in him. Now he’s going to give Drew the satisfaction of breaking up his and Portia’s marriage.
Did Drew Breakup Curtis and Portia?
This week on General Hospital Portia deals with the fallout of keeping Drew’s blackmail a secret. If Curtis doesn’t come around then he and Portia are headed for a bitter end. According to recent General Hospital rumors, Curtis leans on Jordan at a rapidly rising rate. Just the other day he told the same woman who he divorced over “lies” (about her own job btw) that he needed to talk to someone he trusted. He meant her. Sooo he divorced someone he trusts?!
I’m sorry, but Curtis needs to sit down. Portia AND Jordan should fight over Dr. Gannon (Sawandi Wilson). Curtis can move on with Auntie Stella (Vernee Watson), and they can adopt a few cats.
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