Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) was wearing the other half of Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) the tragic night she decided to kidnap Wiley.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) followed Nelle out into the woods where one thing lead to another and Nelle ultimately lost her grip and fell. Carly and Jax (Ingo Rademacher) assume Nelle is dead but General Hospital rumors suggest otherwise.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim Nelle’s necklace was left behind during her fight and fall while arguing with Carly. During the search for Nelle, GH rumors suggest someone stumbles upon the pendant and recognizes that Nina has the other half. It’s been rumored that Nelle will be believed to have been Nelle’s daughter, but with a shocking twist! To find out how this all unfolds, keep up with watching, General Hospital.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has found herself in an impossible predicament after following Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) our of the cabin, running after her. Nelle and Carly argues which led to Nelle dangling from a a cliff. Even though Carly tried to help, Nelle fell and is presumed dead.
Jasper Jax Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) suggested she lie to the police. He had a very convincing argument, pointing out that she is the wife of mobster, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). The PCPD would love to pin a murder on Carly Corinthos. Carly wants to tell the truth. Now Carly must make a decision.
General Hospital spoilers say Carly will have to make a life altering decision. If she chooses to lie to the police, she will look guilty the moment the PCPD finds conflicting evidence. If she tells the truth, she runs the risk of no my being believed by authorities. Carly is truly at a lose/lose, backed into a corner.
General Hospital rumors claim whatever Carly decides as her story to the police, it won’t be a smooth process when it comes to finding Nelle’s “killer,” and proving Carly’s innocence.
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is the talk of the town after she slashed Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Briana Lane) throat and had Julian Jerome (William DeVry) chloroform Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) and kidnap Wiley from the Quartermaine mansion.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) was arguing with Nelle in the woods when one thing lead to another and Carly found herself coming to Nelle’s aid. Unfortunately, Nelle’s hand slipped and she fell from the cliff.
General Hospital news has not confirmed any GH comings and goings regarding actress Chloe Lanier. So far, Lanier has not been confirmed to be leaving General Hospital.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Nelle Benson is still alive. That type of crazy doesn’t get taken care of so easily. If there is no body found, it’s likely that Nelle Benson will pop back up to continue torturing the Corinthos and Quartermaine families.
General Hospital rumors claim Nelle could fake her death and creep up under the radar. Her focus would obviously be Wiley. If Nelle can play dead and stay hidden, no one will see her coming.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal she will stay dead to let Carly take the heat for her death, all while plotting her next move toward Wiley.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) share mutual hatred for one another. But the difference between these two ladies is that one is an evil psycho, and the other is full of passion and spunk. In other words, one would kill to get what she wants and the other doesn’t have it in her to be evil.
Even after everything Nelle has done to Carly and her family, she still saw Nelle as a human being and tried to save her from falling off the cliff.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have been going haywire with back and forth GH news regarding whether or not actress, Chloe Lanier is exiting General Hospital.
New GH rumors suggest Nelle is not dead. Not in the slightest. She will rise again, and GH spoilers claim she will lie yer again, telling everyone that instead of asking for her hand, Carly let it go.
At this point, lying most likely won’t get Nelle anywhere since no one in their right mind will believe Nelle’s story. Or will one vulnerable soul want to believe Nelle’s lies?
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) may be the last person to have seen Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) alive.
General Hospital rumors claim, before the tragic fall, Carly was able to get a glimpse of Nelle’s heart shaped pendant hanging around her neck. At the time, she thought nothing of it.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest when the dust settles, she will notice the very same necklace on Nina and will jog her memory to flashbacks of Nelle wearing the other half.
Carly hates Nelle with a passion and knows how toxic she is as a human- would it be better to let Nina think her daughter is still out there somewhere than to think her long lost child could be Nelle?
After an incredibly dramatic scene, General Hospital fans want to know… Is Nelle really dead on General Hospital? Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) took matters into his own hands and went after the mother of his child. When he found Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) in the cabin, she was combative as expected. He tricked her into fleeing but that’s now where it ends.
Mama Bear Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) wasn’t going to let Nelle getaway. Carly wants Nelle to be punished for her heinous crimes. One thing led to another and suddenly Carly found herself trying to hold on to Nelle as she dangled from a cliff. Their hands slipped and down Nelle went.
Nelle Really Dead On General Hospital?
According to General Hospital rumors, many will blame Carly for Nelle’s decent from the precipice. When in reality, Carly tried everything she could to save her but Nelle slipped anyway. Besides, Nelle brought it on herself. She’s a menace and a murderer. I know one person who needs someone to blame. Of course, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) blames Carly for everything. So it’s a given that if Nelle dies, Carly will be raked over the coals.
Is Chloe Lanier Leaving General Hospital?
General Hospital news and GH comings and goings have not yet confirmed an exit for actress, Chloe Lanier. So the question hangs in the balance…
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) always has to get the last word, and in this case, she may just be blamed for putting the last nail in Nell Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) coffin.
General Hospital spoilers show Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was safe and in the cabin with his son, Wiley, when Nelle decided to flee. Carly wanted Go after Nelle and get the last word. She did just that and things then turned physical. The next thing they knew, Nelle was hanging on to the edge of a cliff, gripping for dear life. Carly tried her best to hold on to Nelle’s hand, but eventually she just slipped.
General Hospital rumors hint Carly will get blamed for Nelle’s tragic fall, but Jax (Ingo Rademacher) will help Carly cover up the events leading up to this, and will vouch for her when being questioned by the PCPD.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Nelle’s body will not be found, leaving the opportunity for Chloe Lanier to return again.
The hunt for Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) daughter has been an ongoing mission that Nina just can’t seem to accomplish. She has been hurt more times than she can count by false hope and imposters.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina is about to go on another wild ride. The identity of her long lost daughter still hangs in the balance. She hasn’t given up hope that somewhere out there, her child is alive and well. General Hospital rumors suggest Nina’s daughter is a lot close than she realizes.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that the necklace on Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) will be discovered by Nina’s boyfriend, Jasper “Jax” Jacks (Ingo Rademacher). GH rumors claim after Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) deals with Nelle, she will be rushed back to Port Charles when Jax then noticed she has the other half of Nina’s heart shaped pendant around her neck.
Jax won’t want to our Nina through believing her daughter is Nelle Benson. GH rumors say Jax will think that it’s in Nina’s best interest if he keeps his discovery to himself in order to spare Nina any more heartache. Although Nina has always wanted to find her long lost daughter, but would she want to know if that child was actually, Nelle?
Things aren’t always as they seem, and the reason Nelle has that necklace may not be the obvious reason.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) had a soft spot for Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) while she was working at Crimson. Even though Nina’s testimony ultimately killed Nelle’s chances of getting custody of Wiley, she did what she had to do but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t still feel for the young woman. As a mother who cannot be with her child, Nina was able to relate to Nelle on that level.
Nina’s heart shaped pendant holds much significance as the key to finding Nina’s long lost daughter. Nina and Jax (Ingo Rademacher) believe that the one who possesses the other half would be a major clue in identifying the young woman.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina will finally learn who owns the other half of that necklace- and to her surprise, it is none other than Nelle Benson, the town terror!
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate Nina will believe Nelle is her daughter but it may be too late. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) has taken matters into his own his own hands when it comes to tracking down Nelle and their son, Wiley. GH rumors I focus the things will get physical and things down end will for Mrs. Jerome. Things could go too far and Michael could end up severely injuring Nelle to the point where she may never wake up, making it too late for Nina to get to know who she thinks is her daughter.
In other GH spoilers, Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) has also been rumored to be Nina’s daughter. But that can’t happen without a huge twist. GH rumors claim the necklace Nelle possesses is actually Willow’s from birth, but got into Nelle’s hands when Harmony Miller (Ingrid Cadranel) has dealings with Frank Benson.
Nina has been through rollercoaster of emotions when it comes to the hope and hurt she has gone through trying to find her daughter. GH spoiled day she is about to go for another ride…
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is in Nelle Benson Jerome’s (Chloe Lanier) tail after Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) mustered up enough energy to tell Michael that Nelle has a tracker app on her phone to track Wiley from his toy kangaroo. Michael cracked the code to Nelle’s phone and went straight to find her and Wiley.
Genera Hospital spoilers reveal an intense encounter when Michael finds Nelle and things become physical. If history repeats itself, General Hospital rumors suggest Michael accidentally kills Nelle as he did Claudia Zacchara (Sarah Joy Brown) while he was saving his mom Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and his new baby sister in 2009.
Michael told Brook Lynn to take care of herself and he’ll take care of everything else. GH spoilers reveals the meaning of that statement as a way of telling Brook Lynn he will handle Nelle in her behalf and to get his son Wiley back.
Nelle May have finally reached the end of the road in Port Charles. For her sake, hopefully Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) catches up with them before Michael makes the same mistake again.
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