As the baby Wiley Cooper Jones (Erik and Theo Olson) aka Jonah Corinthos swap story is about to peak and come to a close, more General Hospital spoilers have developed regarding how this will all come to light.
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is as evil as they come and unfortunately Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) got tangled up in her games romantically and fathered a child with her. Michael was devastated to learn that his and Nelle’s son, Jonah, had passed away at birth. GH viewers obviously are aware that is not actually true and that Nelle and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) set up a despicable plan to give baby Jonah to Brad and his husband Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) after their own adoptive son passed away suddenly.
When Nelle went into labor outside in the wilderness, Liesl (Kathleen Gati) was there to help deliver Nelle’s baby. As they say, no good deed goes unpunished. Although Dr. Obrecht has had quite a shady and evil past herself, she actually loaned a helping hand and delivered a healthy baby boy who belongs to Nelle and Michael. Nelle and Brad are the ones who came up with this horrific plan to tell Michael their baby had died so that Brad could pass this baby off as Wiley.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Nelle will not be backed into a corner and ultimately be exposed. It looks as though her lies and deception will continue on as she sets yet another devious plan in motion. She has been contacting her lawyer, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) to help her get out of Pentonville. Nelle had been sharing a cell with Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) who was imprisoned because Peter August (Wes Ramsey) set her up to take the fall for Shiloh Archer’s (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) murder. Now that Sam is out, Nelle figures there is still hope for her own release. GH spoilers indicate Nelle will not only get a plan in motion to get out, but she will also be the one to put the baby Wiley/Jonah swap reveal in motion.
GH fans may be wondering why in the world Nelle would expose herself. What fans need to remember is that Nelle is conniving and what you see isn’t typically what you get. Odds are she will put this in motion but also cover her tracks. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nelle will expose Wiley’s true identity to make herself look like the victim. When the Pentonville transportation van got into an accident involving Michael and Nelle’s vehicle, inmate Dr. O was able to fight the guard and escape. She wound up running into Nelle who then convinced Dr. O to help deliver her baby. Dr. Obrecht and Brad Cooper were the only ones around Nelle when she was giving birth to baby Jonah, therefore there are no witnesses to confirm or deny what Nelle is about to claim. Nelle will supposedly claim she was unconscious at the time of giving birth and she will lie and say Liesl must be the one to have stolen baby Jonah, tell her he died, and give the baby to Brad.
There are many reason why Lucky Spencer would want to return to Port Charles in the very near future. Recent General Hospital spoilers hint that Lucky could be returning to Port Charles very soon.
Between the holiday season and the resurfacing of Lucky’s brother Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), the timing makes sense for Lucky to bring his son back to Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), and to see his brother who has been presumed dead. Currently, Lucky and Elizabeth’s son, Aiden (Jason David), is staying in Ireland with his father Lucky (Jonathan Jackson) for the holidays. The child has to return to Port Charles sooner than later, and what better way to bring him back than his own father paying a visit in Port Charles.
There have been 3 actors to play the iconic role of Lucky Spencer, starting with the most well known actor as Lucky, Jonathan Jackson. Jackson originated the role and has been on General Hospital working alongside Daytime TV legends such as Anthony Geary (Lucas Lorenzo Spencer) and Genie Francis (Laura Webber Spencer). Jonathan Jackson is currently heavily involved in his band Enation but is not currently acting on TV. Jackson had a leading role on ABC’s Nashville, but since the end of that series, Jackson has not been steadily in a role.
Jacob Young and Greg Vaughan both had their time on General Hospital as well playing Lucky Spencer when Jackson left the show. In a recent interview with Soaps In Depth, Jacob Young revealed he would love to return to GH as Lucky. Young is off contract with The Bold and the Beautiful and disclosed his feelings toward the idea of returning. “It’s always been on my radar. Lucky was a really special time, and of course, I won the Emmy for that role, so that’s always gonna stick out in my mind.” Jackson said when asked about a possible return to GH. Although he states that he doesn’t see himself going on contract with General Hospital, he admits that The Bold and the Beautiful doesn’t have any roles open for him at the moment, however, General Hospital does.
Greg Vaughan was also a component in the Lucky Spencer saga throughout the years. However Vaughan is currently playing Eric Brady on NBC’s Days Of Our Lives and would mostly likely not be available to return to GH even for a short stint.
Although GH news has not confirmed the return of Lucky Spencer, it would seem to be the most logical time for the character to make himself present in Port Charles during this important time with his family now that Nikolas is alive. If Lucky were to return to Port Charles, which actor would GH fans prefer most?
This is exciting news! Have you heard of Cameo? It’s a service where someone can purchase a shout out from a celebrity. Whether you want the shout out all for yourself or perhaps as a gift, or simply to brighten someone’s day, Steve Burton is now at your service!
Burton shared the news via Instagram, informing his fans that he has officially made it to Cameo and would love to help you make someone’s day with a personalized video message from Burton himself. Steve mentions GH fans along with those who know him as the voice of Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy.
Carly (Laura Wright) has been keeping a secret from her husband Sonny (Maurice Benard) and it has been putting a strain on their marriage. Her secret involves Jax (Ingo Rademacher) and Sonny knows it, which makes the pressure on Carly to tell the truth even more intense. Jax and Sonny obviously have a rocky past and present and neither are fond of one another. Since Jax is Carly’s ex husband, Sonny is feeling betrayed because he know she is keeping a secret which involves Jax.
Carly finally makes the decision to tell Sonny the truth and expose Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Jax. She warns Sonny not to lash out before she says what she needs to say and he agrees that lashing out will make things worse. At first Sonny seems calm and rational, asking legitimate and logical questions. Then suddenly Sonny comes to the realization that Nikolas is a fugitive and Jax is aiding and abetting a criminal and exclaims that since Jax is helping Nik, that is a crime! Carly shoots Sonny a look of worry because she has a feeling that Sonny wants to take Jax down.
“Nikolas Cassadine is alive and well and here in Port Charles.” Carly reveals to Sonny in today’s episode of General Hospital.
Did Carly make a big mistake in telling Sonny Nikolas is alive and Jax has been harboring him in hid home?
Nina has been to Hell and back between betrayals from her own Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills), her love Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and the young women, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) who led Nina to believe she was her daughter.
Nina has had enough and she continues with her plan to trick Valentin into thinking they will get married. Although she does love him and is having difficulty with the whole situation, second guessing her decision to expose and end things for good with Valentin, Nina will most likely not actually marry Valentin. Nina has a little something up her sleeve to prove Valentin was lying the entire time about Sasha. She is running another DNA test to prove Valentin used Madeline’s hair strands as a sample to achieve the falsified Mother-Daughter DNA results. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina will get confirmation on what she already knows about Valentin.
The chaos at the wedding will not be limited to Nina and Valentin’s situation. As Nina goes back and forth with her feelings, Jax (Ingo Rademacher) hopes Nina will not stoop to this level and make a public scene, a sudden distraction faces the crowd. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) will be exposed in front of the majority of Port Charles, at Nina and Valentin’s wedding.
‘Tis the season so they say. Expressing love during the holidays is what this season is all about. It’s pretty common for couples to take their relationship to the next level during Christmas time. General Hospital news reports have previously announced the engagement of General Hospital star, Nancy Lee Grahn to her boyfriend on Christmas. The 63 year old actress will be marrying for the first time.
There is another couple with happy news to share with the world. General Hospital alum Greg Vaughan (ex-Lucky Spencer, currently Eric Brady DOOL), and actress Angie Harmon got engaged on Christmas. Vaughan posted photos of the family along with himself and his new fiance, celebrating their love this Christmas season.
Congratulations to the wonderful couple and their families. Take a look inside their happy moments as they announced their engagement surrounded by loved ones.
BIG General Hospital news has been revealed involving one of Daytime’s most well known leading ladies. Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) has made an announcement via Instagram. Grahn has announced she is getting married.
This will be Grahn’s first marriage. She has a 21 year old daughter, Katherine Grace.
Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) and TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) make up one of the strongest couples in Daytime TV. These two met back in 2012 as kids and have been able to spend the past 6 years growing up together, getting to know one another, and establishing a strong bond.
In an interview with Soaps In Depth, Haley Pullos weighs in on Molly and TJ getting engaged and beginning their adult life together as a married couple.
Many fans were surprised at the writers when TJ came to Aunt Stella (Vernee Watson) disclosing his plans of asking Molly to marry him and Stella’s response wasn’t quite what TJ expected to hear. Stella brought race into it. as if these two haven’t been together already for 6 years? Needless to say, that interjection was a bit off putting however fans have brushed it aside.
There is also the age issue. Many like to speak their mind and share their opinion involving the young couple’s age. Some argue the two are too young to get married. In an interview with Soaps In Depth, Haley Pullos commented, “I don’t think there’s anything wrong with marrying your first love and spending the rest of your life with the person that you have already spent a lot of your life with,” Pullos stated.
It seems the actress is perfectly fine with her character taking the next step in her relationship with TJ and is excited to do so.
What do you think? Are Molly and TJ ready for marriage?
The drama intensifies this week between Christmas and New Years. General Hospital spoilers reveal in the upcoming episodes of General Hospital, Sam goes off on Nelle, Ned gets a surprise, Trina wonders about Joss and Dev, Jason assures Alexis, and more…
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) is at her whits end with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) as her cell mate in Pentonville. Nelle definitely knows how to get under anyone’s skin and that’s exactly the tactic she is playing on Sam. Sam has had enough and General Hospital spoilers for today, December 27th, Sam finally snaps and goes off on Nelle. She warns Nelle, “Shut your mouth! Before I shut it for you!”
Trina Robinson (Sydney Makalya) is curious about what is going on with her friends Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab). She asks Joss, “Are you going to make Dev’s Christmas wish come true?”
Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) comes face to face with none other than… “Mother!” as Ned shouts as he opens the door to the Quartermaine mansion and sees his Mother, Tracy (Jane Elliot) on the other side.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) stops at nothing when it comes to his attempt at freeing Sam. Jason assures her mother, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) that everything he is going is for the kids and he won’t stop until Sam is free.
We are quickly approaching a brand new year, a new decade, and a fresh start. The Quartermaine Mansion has had the same look for many years and was overdue for a revamp. Take a look inside behind the scenes photos from the Official General Hospital Twitter of the newly renovated Quartermaine Mansion.
Would you get a look at Monica's (new) house! She's been busy while Tracy's been away and the Quartermaine Mansion looks better than ever. What do you think of the renovation? #BehindTheScenes#GHpic.twitter.com/yIynHvYa7B
We love the updated look, neutral colors, and clean, timeless feel. What do you think of the new look?
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