General Hospital: Alexis Davis and Jenz Sidwell at Wyndemere
A new villain has arrived in Port Charles and he’s made himself quite comfy. He has made at least one friend in Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring), a shady business deal with Sasha, and a partnership with cosmetics company Deception is pending. Whether or not he dips his hands into Lucy’s prized possession, okay, get your kinds out of the gutter because we mean DECEPTION 🤣, Natalia’s ex-husband makes all the right moves to put down roots in Port Charles.
There’s something mysterious about Jenz Sidwell. No, it’s not the name. And it’s not just the elusiveness of his past and Port Charles arrival. For me, it’s the eery sense that Sidwell knows a lot more about Port Charles than anyone imagines. Particularly, the infamous Cassadines, and especially Natasha Alexandra Mikkosovna Cassadine.
According to General Hospital recaps, Sidwell presented Alexis with the object representative of Helena Cassadine’s (Constance Towers) curse. Although Sidwell made it seem like Alexis’s forthcomings were new news to his ears, GH rumors tease that Sidwell is well aware of that dagger’s significance, the history behind it, and everything else Cassadine.
Furthermore, Jenz told Natalia (Eva LaRue) that he wasn’t after Sonny Corinthos. So, if not for Sonny, then why did Jenz Sidwell decide to take up residents in Port Charles? PC is the home of Holly Sutton (Emma Samms), Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson), Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattsson), and the others who were captured by him. He casually, yet mysteriously makes his way around the city as if he’s done nothing to any of those people. In fact, his defense of his actions always comes with vague and elusive explanations, never really denying or confirming, while he justifies the topics of concern to those who have questioned him.
Jenz Sidwell Is A Cassadine?!
This type of arrogance, mystery, and overall demeanor remind me of one thing. Or, many depending on how you look at it. The Cassadines. Although uniquely identifiable, when it comes down to their roots, a Cassadine is a Cassadine, is a Cassadine. Everyone knows the phrase, you can take the girl out of the toxic and criminal Russian aristocratic family of Greece’s Spoon Island, but you can’t take all that mess out of the girl. Or something like that.
Needless to say, no matter how much she separates herself, Alexis is always going to be a Cassadine. Her father Mikkos was unfaithful to the evil Helena Cassadine, so of course there was hell to pay. Although her father Mikkos conceived Natasha outside of his marriage, she still has the Cassadine blood, and name. She chose to change her identity for obvious reasons. Now Natasha is Alexis. Unfortunately, regardless of any identity change, Alexis can’t escape her family.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that the Cassadine family gains another member when Sidwell is revealed to be Alexis’s half brother. His sudden presence in Port Charles raised suspicions, and it’s safe to assume that Jenz hasn’t revealed his plans for Port Charles just yet. But when he does… good luck!
Are Alexis and Carly new rivals?! Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) continues to rot away in Pentonville. Meanwhile, the woman who’s protecting the real murderer gets whined and dined by another man.
General Hospital spoilers tease that a new rivalry is brewing in Port Charles. Over the years the people of Port Charles have gone from butterflies in their stomach to thorns in their side when friendships and relationships go south. It’s no secret that Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) isn’t the ideal image of female friendship as we know it. Honestly, Carly doesn’t tolerate pettiness. She’s as real as they come and many feel threatened by her confidence. Furthermore, some may even be jealous of Carly and the way men seem to flock to her to become her most trusted companion.
General Hospital rumors tease that Alexis becomes Carly’s biggest critic. Jealousy is evident when Alexis turns green over Carly. It’s apparent that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) will do whatever it takes to protect Carly. Ultimately, Sonny won’t let Alexis rot for his crime but he sure is taking his sweet old time to come forward and set her free.
GH rumors hint that Alexis and Carly are new rivals after Carly protected the man who put Alexis behind bars.
Sam’s Death Destroys Alexis! If only Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) would have left that gun alone in the first place. Of course a mother is going to protect her child. On the other hand, Molly (Kristen Vaganos) blames Kristina (Kate Mansi), and the real person to blame is Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
We could go back and forth all day long with the what ifs and should’ve, would’ve, could’ve debates. Don’t forget that Jagger Cates (Adam Harrington) might be the victim, yet he was no innocent victim. But, no matter how Sonny, Ava, Kristina, and even Alexis played things out, the option for a redo doesn’t exist.
One of Port Charles’s brightest attorneys is facing murder charges. Alexis Davis wears many hats in her busy life, but she’s a First and foremost a mother.
Sam’s Death Destroys Alexis
Will her selfless act to protect one daughter cause the death of another? According to General Hospital spoilers, Alexis continues to put her freedom on the line to protect her daughter Kristina. Sadly, with protecting Kristina comes with the fact that Molly and Sam will risk themselves to protect their mom. GH rumors tease that Alexis has blood on her hands. And it isn’t Jagger’s.
General Hospital’s Michael E. Knight and Nancy Lee Grahn share more upcoming scenes! …Port Charles is stocked with capable attorneys. After all, crime runs rampant around these streets, and the people of Port Charles want justice.
According to the latest General Hospital comings and goings Michael E. Knight has returned to the GH canvas. Upon his return, Port Charles has regained one of the city’s newer-to-town lawyers.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Alexis is stuck behind bars unless drastic measures are taken. She’s already outed Kristina (Kate Mansi) to her lawyer Martin Gray. Now it’s only a matter of time before the PC PD go after Sonny and Alexis‘s daughter.
General Hospital news and spoilers indicate that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Martin Grey (Michael E. Knight) have their work cut out for them. Reportedly, the attorney, and the attorney defending her need time to work around implicating Kristina. these two spend an increasing amount of time together. As agent murder case unfolds.
GH’s Michael E. Knight and Nancy Lee Grahn
Meanwhile, off the set, GH news news reports reveal that Michael E. Knight speaks out on his co-star Nancy Lee Grahn. GH spoilers reveal that night had something to say about grand as they share more screen time as Alexis and Martin. Evidently, Knight got candid in an interview and revealed that he has a crush on Nancy. He told Soap Opera Digest, “I’ve got a crush on Nancy.” Then, the former AMC alum (Tad Martin) continued to rave about Nancy. “Nancy is wonderful! I mean, how lucky am I? Nancy has forgotten more about doing daytime than most people will ever know. I love her. She’s phenomenal. She’s one of those people where it literally doesn’t matter what the scene [is about] — she’s like playing handball against the wall; it doesn’t matter what you hit, it’s going to come back to you.”
Nancy Lee Grahn Comes For Antonio Sabato Jr. …Whenever I take a moment and become reminiscent of the 90s, I think, “what a time to be alive!” Especially when it comes to the iconic storylines that shaped the people of Port Charles. Off-set, Nancy Lee Grahn Comes For Antonio Sabato Jr.
In 1992, Antonio Sabato Jr. joined General Hospital’s iconic cast. He portrayed John “Jagger” Cates from 1992-1995. His time in the daytime drama may have been short, but Sabato’s presence remains unforgettable. Then, Nancy Lee Grahn’s acting experiences as Beverly Wilkes (ABC’s OLTL), and Julia Wainwright (NBC’s Santa Barbara) helped lead Grahn to land the role of Alexis Davis.
In September of 1996, Grahn began her time on General Hospital as Attorney Alexis Davis. Working for the mob, Alexis had a prominent role in Port Charles alongside her client, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Although Jagger and Alexis had very bliss ties to Sonny, the two never crossed paths in the 90s. And despite never having worked together, Nancy drew attention to the possibility that she was given Sabato‘s old dressing room.
According to General Hospital news reports, Grahn’s recent posts reveal the latest GH drama. Off-set, GH’s Alexis Davis and former General Hospital star are at odds. Antonio Sabato Jr.’s character, Jagger (Adam Harrington), was recently killed off the show. But Sabato hasn’t played the role since 1995. Last week, Grahn shared an IG photo referencing the former Jagger’s old dressing room.
Check out the latest off-screen General Hospital drama!
Jason finds Lucky in Africa! Lulu Spencer is the talk of the town as her family fights to find a donor. She’s running out of time, but Lulu’s loved ones are determined to find the match that will save her life. Laura (Genie Francis) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) have been by her side ever since Lulu was moved from the long term care facility to GH.
Meanwhile, another family member devotes her time supporting Lulu. Carly is rooting for her cousin to pull through, and is laser focused on finding a donor. Luke’s (Tony Geary) niece Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) is hell-bent on finding Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) because the odds are in his favor as the best chance at being Lulu’s donor.
General Hospital spoilers tease that this Fall brings enthralling adventures. Previously, GH news reports confirmed that the role of Lulu Spencer had been recast. Now it’s only a matter of time before Laura’s daughter wakes up from a 3 year coma. This Fall, drama ensues as a result of Lucky’s new predicament. Furthermore, things between Dante and Sam become understandably complicated. Lulu definitely has to make up for lost time- and relationships.
General Hospital rumors tease that Lulu has Jason to thank after he finds Lucky and brings him home to Port Charles. Ultimately, it will be Lucky’s organ donation that saves Lula life. Finally, Carly’s desperate plea for her cousin’s life puts herself and Jason at risk- along with others. Will Jason return in one piece?
Daddy’s Home! Earlier this week, General Hospital Blog helped spread the word about Rick Hearst’s GH return. GH news reports confirm that Hearst returns to General Hospital as Ric Lansing.
Reportedly, the actor and role was last seen on GH in 2016 after his 2002-2009 run on the Daytime Drama. Ric Lansing came to town for his brother, Sonny Corinthos. However, Ric and Sonny didn’t have a happy reunion. Their relationship was complicated at best, and the years never brought them closer.
According to recent General Hospital comings and goings, Rick Hearst has returned to General Hospital as Ric Lansing. Recently, Hearst shared details of Ric’s comeback. Apparently he’s back for his daughter Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vaganos). She’s gonna need her father at a time like this… maybe even a lawyer! Good thing that Ric is mother Molly’s father, and an attorney!
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Ric returns to represent Molly in her custody battle against Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi). The situation between the surrogate sisters intensifies this week as Molly gets served. According to the recent General Hospital previews, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) turns to Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Something we know about General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn is that she doesn’t hold back. If something is in her mind, Nancy doesn’t miss a beat before taking it to social media.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Nancy has taken to social media platform, X to express her latest frustration. Additionally, Grahn tells GH fans the truth about co-star, Haley Pullos. The 25 year old is currently serving time in a California jail. Last year, GH news reports broke that GH’s Haley Pullos experienced a life threatening ordeal. The use of alcohol and marijuana ominously led to a serious car crash on a California highway.
Last month, General Hospital Blog shared an update on Pullos as she was sentenced to jail time for her crimes. You can read the details in our article below.
According to General Hospital news and spoilers, Nancy Lee Grahn tells the truth about Haley Pullos. The long time General Hospital co-star, TV mom, and genuine friend spoke with Pullos directly from jail. Haley’s TV mom didn’t hesitate to set the record straight about GH’s Molly Lansing Davis. Instead, Grahn wasted no time shaming those who wished harsh punishment upon the 25 year old GH actress.
A recent X post revealed the truth when Nancy shared what she knows about Haley. “For those who wished for Haley to be punished with no exceptional treatment, you’ll be relieved to know she’s in maximum security solitary confinement alongside hardened criminals,” Nancy wrote. She continued to show her support for Pullos in a series of tweets. Make sure to check them out below!
I couldn't have been more impressed with her strength, her resolve, her accountability. NOT ONE COMPLAINT. Not one "Why me" She's taking it all and it's ALL beyond horrible… with stoicism & grace. I am SO incredibly proud of her.
Id also like to add that much of what you read about her was not true. She's always been respectful, an A student, never got into a lick of trouble ever & made a terrible terrible mistake 1 night
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi), and (Molly Lansing Davis) are pretty close despite the recent conflict between Molly and her older sister Kristina.
Confusion set in a few months ago when both roles were recast nearly at the same time. General Hospital news has confirmed that Lexi Ainsworth announced her GH exit as Kristina Corinthos. Ironically, Haley Pullos made headlines as GH news and spoilers flooded social media with the story. That’s when details of Pullos’s alcohol and marijuana fueled crash became public.
Quickly, General Hospital rumors began circulating, while making claims in regard to her status with the daytime drama. First, Holiday Mia Kriegel temporarily stepped in as Molly’s recast. Shortly after her brief stand-in, Kriegel made her GH exit and Molly was recast again. That’s when Brook Anne Smith became the 3rd actress to portray the youngest Davis sister.
Amidst the GH casting changes, Kristina and Molly’s abrupt change in their sibling dynamic further confuses fans. Apparently, the writers seemed to have missed the memo on two long time characters. Apparently, who’s who in Port Charles isn’t too concerning to some, but many fans are taken aback by the changes in Kristina and Molly’s personalities.
Kristen Vaganos As GH’s 4th Molly
General Hospital welcomes newcomer Kristen Vaganos as she steps in Molly’s shoes. Will she stick around?
General Hospital reached 1 million Facebook followers
Do you recall what was going on in Port Charles in 2013? Sure, ten years is a long time but we aren’t amateurs. Of course we can remember the happenings of Port Charles from ten years back! Remembering one measly decade is nothing compared to the OG fans. Those General Hospital stans are the true ride or die types who have watched since day one (April 1st, 1963). That’s six decades!
General Hospital Reached 1 Million Followers, Cast ThanksFans
While many of us started watching this iconic Soap Opera before we even had our first kiss, we encourage new, fresh fans every day! It’s nice to be able to grow the fan base, especially geared toward the younger generation. As I recall, I began watching General Hospital in 1992 with my mom and my sister. And throughout my pre-teens and high school years my friends also watched. Sadly, today most of my friends have stopped watching. And let’s be honest, we aren’t friends anymore either lol. Haha but that’s another thing.
Remember when Julian called himself Derek Wells?!
It’s hard to below that 2013 was ten years ago. General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that 10 years ago today, General Hospital reached 1 minion Facebook followers. It’s an impressive milestone for daytime drama. And 10 years later and GH is going strong.
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