Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) and TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) have been planning their civil union after a traumatic event in their relationship that almost tore them apart.
Molly turned down TJ’s original marriage proposal, causing the couple to take a breather from each other, but coincidentally at the same time TJ was taking time to think, he got kidnapped by Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Molly got the impression that TJ ghosted her, and her fears were confirmed when TJ’s mom, Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) had to make like her son wanted nothing to do with Molly. Jordan had to pretend TJ ghosted Molly because she knew he had been kidnapped but couldn’t disclose any information. During Molly and TJ’s separation, Molly assumes she and TJ were over, leading to her one night stand with Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor).
Fast forward a few months, Molly and TJ reconcile after he is rescued. But Molly is still keeping a secret that would ruin their relationship. General Hospital spoilers reveal TJ and Molly are planning to make their relationship official by having a civil union ceremony as opposed to a traditional wedding.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Molly’s mom, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has fallen off the wagon and has no plans on doing anything to help herself. Her other daughter, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) has already tried to intervene, only to get pushed away and rejected.
General Hospital rumors claim Alexis will keep drinking and she’ll spiral out of control. Alexis is well aware of what happened between Molly and Brando while she and TJ were broken up. Molly confided in her two sisters, Sam and Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth), and then the girls discussed the situation with Alexis. Alexis’ drinking problem hits an all new low and GH rumors suggest Alexis will show up to Molly’s ceremony completely intoxicated. Alexis’ drinking causes her to have loose lips, spilling the tea about Molly and Brando.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Alexis gets wasted and blows Molly’s secret out of the water, blurting out that Molly and Brando slept together. Alexis’ behavior finally catches up with her when she ruins one of the most important days in her daughter’s life. Will TJ forgive Molly? And will Molly forgive Alexis?
General Hospital writers are no strangers to bringing real life heath issues and struggles to the Daytime TV screen. Diseases like Cancer, heart disease, addiction, and alcoholism have been dealt with by our favorite characters. Currently, GH’s Nancy Lee Grahn portrays Alexis Davis as she struggles through alcohol addiction.
Nancy is truly bringing the real life struggle of dealing with being an alcoholic in a realistic way. Her character Alexis has hit a snag in her recovery after an emotional loss, among other factors that have caused her to fall off the wagon.
General Hospital news reports Nancy has revealed her own true life, personal experience with alcoholism. Although the struggle was not her own, she revealed that her father was as an alcoholic. In a recent tweet, Grahn explained her personal connection to this disease.
“I lived with this occasional belligerent drunk who happened 2b the man I loved more than any other, my dad,” the actress wrote. “Bob Grahn got sober, became an addictions counselor & saved over 100 ppl who all showed up at his funeral to sing his praise. I get how much courage it takes to stay sober.”
I lived with this occasional belligerent drunk who happened 2b the man I loved more than any other, my dad. Bob Grahn got sober, became an addictions counselor & saved over 100 ppl who all showed up at his funeral to sing his praise. I get how much courage it takes to stay sober. https://t.co/Z1mx9kzw0a
Nancy Lee Grahn is bringing the reality of alcoholism to the screen with her realistic portray of someone who is struggling with the disease. Nancy is a very talented actress, and always delivers raw and real emotion. It definitely helps to have had experience in her own life as she has seen first hand how one who battles being an alcoholic deals with the disease, the family who cares for them, and the personal struggle that goes along with it.
General Hospital actress, Lexi Ainsworth joined the cast in 2009. She took on the role playing the daughter of daytime TV’s most loved mobster, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his lawyer at the time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Lexi recently made an appearance as Kristina Davis Corinthos after GH fans expressed their curiosity around why Kristina was not around to say goodbye to her grandpa, Mike Corbin (Max Gail).
General Hospital news reports Lexi Ainsworth has snagged a prime time role on the show, Shameless. She will appear as “Amber” in an episode that will air on December 13th, 2020. Shameless is on its 11th and final season.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) have been friends for decades. They have lost a child together, and have moved on from each other and are now with the lives of their lives, all while remaining close friends.
Sam’s mother Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is also the mother of Sonny’s daughter Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth), making Kristina Sam’s half sister. Sam and Sonny go way back, and the friendship between Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), Sonny, Sam, and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is a lasting bond. Although Sam and Carly have had their fair share of disagreements and down right arguments, mostly over Jason, the friendship dynamic remains one that can’t be broken.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam turns to Sonny in a desperate plea to get help for her mom, and the mother of Sonny’s child. Alexis is in a bad way now that she’s started drinking again. She is shutting Sam out when all Sam wants to do is help her mom. Alexis told Sam to leave her home, spoke condescendingly, insulted Sam and her relationship with Jason, and all out took things way too far. Sam feels she can’t get through to Alexis on her own so she has turned to Sonny for help.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show Sam meeting with Sonny, asking for help. Will Sonny be able to get through to Alexis?
Brook Lynn (Briana Lane) has been down on her luck. Her singing career is over after falling victim to Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Her vocal cords are damaged and she’s unable to sing. She’s out on the streets after she turned to Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) after being released rom the hospital, and now he’s kicking her to the curb. Brook Lynn betrayed her father, which lead him to kick her out of the Quartermaine mansion, which ultimately lead to where she is today.
Chase told Brook Lynn that he needs his space back in his one room apartment. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn made her wya back to her home with her family. She arrived at the Quartermaine mansion where she over heard a secret.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) confides in his auntie, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), and discloses his shameful secret. Ned tells Monica that he cheated on his wife, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), with Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Ned was feeling down and insecure over Olivia running off with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
General Hospital rumors suggest Brook Lynn will use what she overheard as leverage against her father. Now that she knows his secret, GH rumors claim Brook Lynn will blackmail Ned into letting her move back in and help get her back on her feet. If he doesn’t comply, she’ll tell Olivia they her dad slept with Alexis Davis.
Ned and Alexis have a romantic past. They have remained friends over the years and have recently grown closer as friends. One drunken night lead to a night neither of them will forgot, but also can’t remember. Did Alexis and Ned actually sleep together? If neither of them can remember the details of the night, chances are, the act never even happened!
General Hospital news frequently reports on General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn and her outspoken politics views on social media.
Previous General Hospital news revealed Nancy had a public argument with co-star, Ingo Rademacher, on the topic of politics. She had blocked him on social media over differences in politics views.
Lately, many GH fans have been outspoken about politics as well, but not in the way you think. In recent weeks, GH fans have voiced their opinions on multiple social media platforms and General Hospital Fan groups in response to Nancy Lee Grahn’s social media posts. Fans have been calling for Nancy to stop sharing such offensive content to her followers. Nancy has been known to tell fans to unfollow her on social media if they disagree with her political views. It looks as though the fan’s expressions have not fallen on deaf ears.
General Hospital rumors hint that a specific scene in the 10/12/20 episode involving Jason and Sam Morgan (Steve Burton, Kelly Monaco), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), the writers may have intentionally nodded to the current events which are happening with Nancy’s political tweets and IG posts. In the scene, Alexis walks up on Sam, Jason, and Sonny, and asks, “Are you guys talking about politics or religion, because this seems really tense.” Then Sonny replies to Alexis with a bold, hilariously relevant, statement. “No, I’m not gonna talk politics right now, especially with you.”
Anyone who watched this episode of General Hospital, could pick up on the hint of Nancy’s political reputation that was brought into the scene. Perhaps it was a way for the executives and writers at GH to let fans know they are being heard, and decided to put a lighthearted spin on the situation.
It’s always fun to see humor brought into the script, taking a breath up from all the drama to add some playful banter.
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Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) is drowning in guilt after spending a drunken night with his ex, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Ned was beside himself with worry when Olivia (Lisa LoCicero) was overseas with super spy, Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers). When Ned was informed that his wife left her phone in a honeymoon sweet shared with Robert, his mind went right for the worst case scenario. Ned assumed Olivia slept with Robert during their adventure in Geneva.
Alexis was grieving the loss of Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan) when she and her ex, Ned, decided to go out for some drinks. Although Alexis is a recovering alcoholic, her grief and pain for the best of her. They woke up the next morning as if they had slept together. They assume since both were drunk, and slept in the same bed, that they actually had sex.
Olivia and Ned finally reconnected now that she is back in Port Charles. She assured Ned she would NEVER cheat on him, and read him the riot act regarding his family history of cheating spouses.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ned’s guilt will grow to the point where it consumes his thoughts. As Olivia’s friend, Alexis also feels guilty for spending the night with her friend’s husband.
General Hospital rumors hint that Ned and Alexis’ wild night isn’t quite as it seems. The act was never shown, and both parties were heavily under the influence, which could have caused them to black out and not remember the details that followed after they left the pub.
Did Ned and Alexis actually even sleep together? Will Ned confess to a one night stand he never had?
General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn is no stranger to controversy on social media. General Hospital news has previously reported incidents of Nancy’s outspoken views on social media.
General Hospital news reports an situation that involves Nancy expressing her opinion, but this time, not on social media.
General Hospital news states that Nancy Lee Grahn posted a photo of her daughter, with a caption that reads, “it’s only one pm and my mom has already flipped off a man wearing a Trump hat.”
General Hospital has not been fair to one of it’s strongest characters, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), when it comes to her love life.
Alexis has been through the ringer when it comes to men. Her recent love life tragedy has fans mourning who Alexis thought to be as a “good guy.” Dr. Neil Byrne was just a nice man, which a professional career, who was genuinely into Alexis- yet many fans still cheer on the toxic into on that was Julian Jerome (William DeVry), and Alexis.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal JuLexis fans are hyping up a possible romantic reconciliation between these old flames, but many other GH fans wonder if Julian can outrun his past. I mean, trying to kill your woman isn’t usually redeemable, but hey, it’s General Hospital.
Although Julian and Alexis are a fan favorite romantic duo, if you travel back in time, you’ll recall another one of Alexis’ many men that has potential to return.
General Hospital news reports Nancy Lee Grahn has reached out to former co-star, Sebastian Roché on social media.
Omg, you’re waaaay too kind. Come back to GH and be my boyfriend again
Roché replied to one of Nancy’s teeets, telling her she hasn’t changed. She then responded with a genuine ‘thank you,’ and continued on to ask Roché to return and be her boyfriend again. Obviously Grahn was referring to her character, Alexis Davis, and Roché’s GH character, Jerry Jacks.
Alexis has always gone for the “bad boys,” and it doesn’t get much more “bad” than Jerry Jax! Jerry and Alexis have quite a backstory! Check out this video of Alexis and Jerry’s kiss back in 2007!
General Hospital fans have rallied together to gather enough signatures for the petition to get Joe Flanigan back on General Hospital.
Although bringing back Flanigan as Dr. Neil Byrne is the fan base’s ultimate goal, odds are Joe would be welcomed back any way the fans could get him.
General Hospital Blog previously shares General Hospital news and spoilers regarding Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), reaching out to Flanigan. He stated he would love to continue doing the show.
If you want Joe Flanigan to return to General Hospital, sign the petition below!
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