Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is no choir boy! He makes it know that he isn’t into people pleasing anymore, and he’s left that life behind bars.
General Hospital recaps highlight the hint that Drew has had enough and ready to take matters into his own hands. He’s no longer going with the flow if it doesn’t benefit himself personally. Instead, he’s ready to call the shots. He told Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) that’s he’s no choir boy and he’s a grown man with his own, including a family business and a child.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Sam and the Quartermaines are challenged when Drew Cain turns dark. Drew has always been kind, reasonable, and supportive. But everyone has their breaking point. He’s always looking out for everyone else and finally realizes that hasn’t gotten him anything but a clear conscience. For a while, being a good person was enough for Drew, so long as those around him were happy. Now, he’s decided it’s his time to shine.
GH rumors speculate that Drew’s new sense of self will adversely impact his relationship with Carly. Especially now that she grieves for her mother. This doesn’t mean that Drew won’t be there for Carly during her time of need, but his new outlook may clash with Carly’s way of life. Right now her focus is on Bobbie’s memorial and reflecting on her life with her mother.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) might be feeling a bit of dejavu these days. As Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) flies off to Australia, I can’t help but think about Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher). I wonder if Carly feels the same? lol 😆
There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding Carly and Drew’s current storyline. Fans cannot escape the idea that Sonny and Carly are endgame, and I’m right on board with that. That said, how much longer do we have to watch Carly pretend that Drew lives up to the love she had with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Now I’m nit saying that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) isn’t a great guy and a wonderful catch, I’m just saying that I believe that Carly and Sonny are each other’s destiny.
How will Drew and Carly Breakup? Is Cameron Mathison Leaving General Hospital?
As GH spoilers give snippets of what’s to come, Sonny and Carly fans get closer to what their hopes for. It’s seemingly obvious how things could go down with Nina and Sonny because she’s a liar I’m manipulator and a psychopath. However, Drew Kane is none of those things. he is a good man with a good heart and he genuinely loves Carly. That leaves us questioning how Drew and Carly’s fallout will play out.
According to recent GH news, reports confirm that Mathison has signed a multimedia deal with Great American Media. Immediately, the news caused a stir among GH fans as they question Cameron’s General Hospital status.
Recently, he attended ChristmasCon where fans gathered in celebration of Christmas films! But Mathison reveals that the ChristmasCon fans seemed to be focused on one main thing. They wanted to know his GH status as they fear his potential departure from the Soap. Luckily, Cameron cleared the air.
A recent interview with Soaps In Depth reveal that he isn’t going anywhere. “The number one question I’m getting while I’m here [ChristmasCon] is whether I’m leaving GH.” Mathison admitted. The five-time Daytime Emmy nominee didn’t hesitate to set the record straight. “And I don’t know why there’s a rumor out there but I’m definitely not. I’m having the best time ever on GH.”
Not even the weight of immense amounts of guilt can make Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) come clean. That woman has stood by and watched as her actions caused a Domino affect of destruction across Port Charles.
General Hospital Recaps: Because of Nina, lives are turned upside down and everyone is at risk. Sonny’s fiancé started this mess with her little SEC tip-off. Evidently, revenge on Carly is more important than anything. And I mean anything (in Nina’s mind). So, she marched right over to her lawyer, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) and told him to put in a call to the SEC. Then, things got messy once the authorities caught wind of Carly and Drew’s white collar crimes. As a result, Nina’s impulsive behavior opened the floodgates for every risk that Sonny could possibly face- including getting busted by the FBI.
Is Drew Cain Going to Die?
Fast forward, and now Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) fights for his life. Thanks to Nina, he’s been stuck in Pentonville, but that’s not the worst of it. Recently, Drew was admitted into General Hospital after being badly beaten in Pentonville. According to General Hospital spoilers, Drew’s life hangs in the balance.
If Drew dies and Nina lies, well, continues to lie, about all she’s done, then she goes on to live her best life while the ones around her fall apart. In her mind, lying is the only option because it’s like that snowball effect. Once you tell a lie, more and more pile on to cover up for the original. I don’t know about y’all but that sounds exhausting to me!
Although they haven’t declared their newfound companionship as anything but friends connecting on similar grounds, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) are getting closer. They are on their way to becoming more than friends, despite each of their current and past heartaches.
General Hospital previews indicate that Dante and Sam head over to the Metro Court hotel pool for some one on one time together.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things are going well on this “date” and Dante leaves Sam at the poolside to go grab some drinks. While he is away, Sam receives a mysterious phone call.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Cameron Mathison has joined the cast of General Hospital and will be replacing Billy Miller in the role of Drew Cain.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam receives a cryptic phone call from Drew on what sounds like a broken connection. As far as everyone in Port Charles believes, Drew died in the plane crash that was sabotaged by Peter August (Wes Ramsey). But General Hospital rumors suggest there’s much more to Peter’s story.
General Hospital news reports have finally revealed that All My Children alum, Cameron Mathison will be joining the cast of General Hospital, as he will be taking over the role of Drew Cain. The role of Drew, aka Jake Doe, was originated by Billy Miller.
Entertainment Weekly has revealed an all new, exclusive scene which shows Drew’s first contact to Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco). Sam is at the Metro Court pool with Dante Falconeri (Dominic Falconeri), when he steps away to grab drinks and Sam’s phone rings.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Mathison will make his GH debut on Monday, August 16th.
Check out the clip below at this exclusive first glance at the return of Drew Cain!
After much speculation, General Hospital news and spoilers have finally revealed pertinent information regarding All My Children alum, Cameron Mathison, and his arrival on set and on screen at ABC’s General Hospital.
General Hospital comings and goings news reports confirm the upcoming air date and debut as not a new character, but as a recast.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Cameron Mathison will be taking over the fan favorite role of Billy Miller. Miller originated the role as Jake Doe, believed himself to be Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and with many twists and turns, ikr turned out that Jake was actually Drew Cain.
General Hospital rumors have proven true as many have claimed Mathison will become the new recast for Drew Cain.
General Hospital spoilers indicated Cameron Mathison will first debut as Drew Cain on Monday, August 16th.
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