Dr. Liesl Obrecht Kathleen Gati) has gotten herself mixed up into a complicated situation. For once, she isn’t the cause of her inconvenient situation. Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has framed Liesl for his crimes, and since Liesl doesn’t have the cleanest track record, she’s fo is it hard to have anyone one her side. Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is giving her the benefit of the doubt so that he can prove to Anna Devane (Finola Finola) that her son has been lying and scheming, and committing heinous crimes. In General Hospital comings and Goings, General Hospital news and spoilers report Kathleen Gati will be temporarily leaving General Hospital. Don’t worry, the story surrounding Dr. Obrecht is far from over. She will be last seen on April 13th, 2020 but will return.
It’s apparent Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) hasn’t given that pendant she was wearing as a child a second thought. As she held Carly’s (Laura Wright) old baby rattle, she pushed the jewelry box containing the other half of Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) necklace aside as if she didn’t even see it.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Nelle will use this current situation involving Nina’s search for her biological daughter to her advantage. General Hospital rumors claim in the coming episodes, Nelle will may remember, or learn of the significance of Nina’s pendant and realize she possesses the other half. Whether Nelle herself is Nina’s daughter doesn’t really matter to Nelle, but using the pendant as a tool to pull another scam and be the center of attention will be her focal point.
Will Nina get played again? General Hospital rumors hint that at first, Nina will believe that Nelle is her daughter, but will most likely not go too far. It’s so like Nelle to use the necklace and Nina, without caring about Nina’s feelings at all. It seems like Nina is genuinely trying to guide Nelle into turning her life around, it’s safe to say that it’s possible Nina will develop an emotional connection to Nina if she takes Nelle under her wing.
Will Nelle take advantage of a sensitive situation just to benefit herself?
It’s no secret that Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) isn’t working for Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) by her own free will.
As the plot surrounding the search for Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) biological daughter thickens, the twists and turns take the people of Port Charles down an unexpected path…
Previously, General Hospital spoilers revealed Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) has been blackmailing Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) in order to get her to carry out his criminal activity. The reason was never clear, and there wasn’t really an explanation other than Harmony agreeing to Cyrus in exchange for her freedom. However, General Hospital rumors have been claiming that doesn’t quite add up.
New General Hospital spoilers suggest there is a much bigger reason Harmony is subjected to working for Cyrus. In new developments with the deepening mystery of the search for Nina’s biological daughter, General Hospital news and spoilers make claims of Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) turning out to be Nina’s daughter. From the looks of it now, General Hospital rumors claim Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) will be revealed as Nina’s daughter, solely on the clue of the other half of the pendant. However, that doesn’t seem to be the case. Odds are the pendant was given to young Nelle or was stolen by Nelle. Just because the pendant is in Nelle’s possession, doesn’t mean she’s the key to Nina’s mystery.
General Hospital rumors claim Harmony has Nina’s daughter and has been raising her as her own ever since Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) sold her granddaughter to Harmony. It’s been rumored that Cyrus knows Harmony’s deep, dark, secret, and that is why she is willing to do anything he says to keep her secret on the low.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Willow Tait was the victim of an illegal adoption when her adoptive mom, Harmony, made the exchange with Nina’s mom, Madeline. If Willow has been adopted and Harmony wants to keep that a secret, it make perfect sense that she’d do anything to keep the secret from being exposed- even if that means working for Cyrus. It could also explain why she was part of a cult for so long. The question remains, does Nelle know the truth about Willow, Harmony, and Nina?
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) have had an obvious and upfront hostile relationship shortly after Nelle presented herself in town. For a while Carly was falling for Nelle’s tricks, but eventually the truth came out and Nelle was exposed for being the sneaky, lying, phsyco that she is today.
In this week’s special episode revealing the backstory between young Carly, played by Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks), and young Nelle, played by Willa Rose, reveal a secret that connects Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) closer to solving the mystery of her long lost daughter.
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General Hospital spoilers hint that in some way, Nelle will be somewhat redeemed as a character, while throwing Carly under the bus, blaming her for hurting Nelle. General Hospital rumors claim Carly will have made the choice to leave the family home even after being asked to stay by Frank Benson. Carly will be blamed for causing Nelle to feel abandoned, causing long term emotional trauma. It hasn’t been said thus far if they will really go there, to blame Carly for Nelle growing up to be a psycho. Hopefully, Carly’s character won’t be trashed in an attempt to save face for Nelle.
In September of 2003, the iconic AMC Daytime Soap, All My Children was cancelled. It was an end of an era for many, yet Soap Opera fans still clung on to their other favorite daytime shows that were still standing. The actors moved on and their characters played will live on in some way or another.
Recent General Hospital news and spoilers indicate a possible arrival for AMC star Vincent Izizarry to bring the character, David Hayward to General Hospital. The actor told Soaps In Depth, that he is open to bringing this character to a new town, that town being, Port Charles.
General Hospital‘s Finola Huges (Anna Devane) has a long history of co-starring along side Izizzary, and General Hospital spoilers and rumors from fans have been swirling, making it known that bringing Izizarry and Hughes together again is on their radar.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans posted on any new information regarding Vincent Izizarry joining the cast of GH.
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) is overcome with emotions pulling her toward protecting the little boy she got to know and love, thinking he was her own biological son. Now that the truth is out about Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) and Nelle Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) plan to pass off Wiley as the son Willow gave up for adoption, and let Lucas (Ryan Carnes) believe the lie, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is giving it is all to make sure Nelle doesn’t get custody.
Willow is invested in Wiley’s well being and knows that Nelle is detrimental to the child’s mental and possibly even his physical well being. Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), Michael’s girlfriend, came up with the plan to have Willow and Michael marry in order to provide a stable home for Wiley. Michael’s lawyer, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) advised Michael not to involve Sasha, as her sketchy past would do more harm than good.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that it will get more and more difficult for Willow to deal with her emotions when she thinks of Nelle having the possibility to shape Wiley’s life in any way. Willow is worried Nelle will harm Wiley in some way, especially after her bizarre rationalization for not wanting Wiley to have corrective heart surgery. Willow fears his life is in danger. He will need another surgery down the road and since Nelle has taken a stance against surgery, Michael, Willow, and everyone who loves him fears Nelle will get in the way of his health.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Willow will be ready to do whatever it takes to save Wiley from Nelle, and it has been rumored that this is when Willow will agree to marry Michael for the sake of his son.
Sasha is all for this union, but, Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) isn’t on board at all. There will be a fallout among friends when Michael and Willow unite to protect Wiley. Can Sasha get through to Chase that this is the best plan?
As the mystery of Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) long lost daughter deepens, we are opened up to more and more clues leading up to the big reveal. Previous General Hospital spoilers indicated the two young women who are up and running for the spot of Nina’s biological daughter, are Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen).
General Hospital rumors have speculated that both these women could turn out to be Nina’s daughter, individually, as well as twins. However, in a recent General Hospital poll, the majority of General Hospital fans voted to see Willow as Nina’s daughter.
In this week’s special episode, Eden McCoy who plays Josslyn Jacks has taken on the role of young Carly (Laura Wright), along with actress Willa Rose, playing the role of young Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). In these coming episodes, the other half of Nina’s heart shaped pendant is seen around young Nelle’s neck. However, General Hospital spoilers reveal there is much more than meets the eye.
General Hospital rumors claim that shady Frank Benson helped Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) sell Nina’s baby (Willow Tait) to Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel). General Hospital rumors also claim that the reason young Nelle is seen with the necklace goes back to when Willow told Nina that her mom, Harmony, travels light. Nelle could have been gifted the necklace, or the necklace was simply left behind out of convenience.
General Hospital spoilers have already revealed Willow’s obvious reaction to seeing Nina twirl that pendant. However, the pieces are starting to come together as to why. Willow could have very well seen that necklace in Nelle’s possession, not knowing that it actually belongs to her, not Nelle. Perhaps Willow was startled, and didn’t want to tell Nina that Nelle could possible be her daughter since she possesses the other half.
It’s true young Nelle is wearing the other half of Nina’s pendant, but, there could be more to the story. This is most likely not a cut and dry story, and GH rumors hint that Nina will think Nelle is her daughter, to later uncover it has been Willow all along.
Now that Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) knows the real threat of his wife Jordan Ashford’s (Briana Nicole Henry) enemy, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), it looks as though Curtis is calling upon his wife’s ex, Shawn Butler (Sean Blakemore) to possibly be of some assistance to the situation.
Shawn Butler has a close relationship with Jordan and their son, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow), and once he gets wind of what is happening, and the threat of danger Cyrus has inflicted on his family, odds are he will try to find a way to help and protect them.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Shawn is about to get a big ear full on Cyrus blackmailing Jordan while having TJ kidnapped. Shawn is currently serving a sentence in Pentonville. and General Hospital rumors claim he will find a way to get out. General Hospital spoilers hint to Curtis rounding up Shawn to help Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) succeed in eliminating Cyrus.
General Hospital news and spoilers have not revealed any new GH comings and goings related to Sean Blakemore returning to General Hospital, however the story line and General Hospital rumors seem to be pointing in that direction.
Would Shawn be a good person to call upon to help Sonny, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Jordan take down Cyrus?
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