General Hospital/ Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins)
There you have it. Both Lulu (Alexa Havins) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) have declared that they don’t want each other back shortly after revealing that they still have feelings for each other. Make that make sense. Dante Falconeri and Lulu Spencer fell in love a decade and a half ago, and have had their share of turmoil. After all these years, Dante and Lulu have decided to be over- for good. So who will be Lulu’s shoulder to cry on? …Lulu turns to Cody for comfort?!
This week on General Hospital Dante’s reaction to Lulu’s involvement in the Gio reveal weighs heavily their on relationship. Now agreeing to simply co-parent Rocco, nothing more, Lulu and Dante have called it quits.
General Hospital: Lulu (Alexa Havins) Meets Cody (Josh Kelly)
According to General Hospital rumors, Lulu turns to Cody after she and Dante’s pivotal moment in their relationship. Despite their recent confessions to one another, Lulu and Dante won’t be pursuing anything further than being co-parents. Not even friendship. Sadly, it looks like a Lante reboot is not in the cards for now.
Recent General Hospital spoilers tease that while Dante continues to grieve for Sam, Lulu turns to Cody for comfort. They are both madder than Hell. Lulu’s mad at Dante and Dante’s mad at the world. Maybe in time Dante and Lulu will find their way back to each other- but for now GH rumors hint that at least one if them is moving on…
General Hospital; Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and Lulu (Alexa Havins)
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio! A young man is crushed after learned that his entire life has been a lie. Gio lived as Francis and Camilla Palmieri’s son for 22 years until his whole life changed in an instant.
Thanks to Lulu (Alexa Havins), Gio’s very first Nurse’s Ball is forever tainted with this memory. Of course, Lulu isn’t the reason why Gio’s life turned upside down. However, she is the reason it all came out like this- hurting so many people. If I were going by majority rules, then I’d say that most General Hospital fans are not too happy with Lulu Spencer right now.
Dante Confronts Lulu About Gio
This week on General Hospital, the fallout from the Nurse’s Ball continues to domino. All involved are getting hit one by one, and Lois is right in front. Lois’s Co-Chair is Grandma Gloria (Ellen Travolta). Those two lied to everyone, including Brook Lynn. Then there’s Brook Lynn who lied to everyone else except for Lois. Next is Cody. Brook Lynn confided in Cody in her time of need. Surprisingly, Dante seemed a bit understanding when it came to Cody. Then we have Chase. It was inevitable that Brooklyn’s husband would learn the truth. He kept it quiet from Dante but it wasn’t Chase’s secret to tell. Carly knows. But she only knows because Lulu confided in her. If only Lulu would have listened to cousin Carly. Then there’s Lulu.
Dante wants to know how Gio found out about any of this in the first place. General Hospital previews suggest that Lulu isn’t off the hook. Dante confronts Lulu about her knowledge about Gio. Apparently, Lulu admits her involvement, and has a hunch that Dante thinks she used Brook Lynn’s secret as a tactic to get him back.
Do you think a small part of Lulu thought that this would bring Dante closer? Did she expect him to fall into her arms with gratitude?
General Hospital: Cody, Brook Lynn, and Dante from Bensonhurst
History was rewritten a few years ago when it came about that Cody Bell grew up with Dante Falconeri. As it turns out Dante and Cody met at Summer camp when they were about 15-16 years old. And since Brook Lynn Quartermaine was at a neighboring camp that summer she also got to know Cody. But how much did she get to know Cody? If you know what I mean.
As if this situation wasn’t the utmost convoluted, GH rumors and fan speculation suggest yet another twist could present itself. What if Brook Lynn (and Cody) have a secret of their own? Anything is possible in soap land which is why General Hospital rumors point to the possibility that Cody and Brook Lynn may have at the very same Summer camp where everything went down.
As of how, it’s looking like Dante is for sure Gio’s father- the father of Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s baby. While the emotion of it all suggests that Gio is Dante’s through and through, some GH fans believe that may not be the case at all. So, what if Brook Lynn has a secret of her own that she half-shares with Cody. Is it possible that Cody could also be the father and that’s why he helped Brook Lynn? At this point I think Maury would say, Cody, you are NOT the father. But hey, you never know. So… If Cody Gio’s father?
Finally! The wait is over and the fallout from the Nurse’s Ball continues! Things are shifting fast in Port Charles, and according to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Giovanni “Gio” Palmieri and Emma Scorpio-Drake are about to shake things up in a major way. After a shocking revelation about his past, Gio is ready to make big moves—and Emma might just be going with him. Emma stands by Gio when he needs someone the most.
The latest General Hospital spoilers suggest that Gio is preparing to take action—possibly moving out and putting space between himself and the people who kept him in the dark. Emma, meanwhile, isn’t going to get in his way- she’s down for the ride.
Will their friendship turn romantic? Will Gio confront Brook Lynn and Dante about what really happened? And how will Lois respond now that the truth is out?
Whatever’s coming next, fans can be sure of one thing: Gio is no longer waiting for answers—he’s going after them. And Emma? She’s not backing down, either. Emma stands by Gio as he seeks the answers he deserves, and becomes a safe space for Gio to just be.
General Hospital: Lulu Locates Brook Lynn and Dante’s Son
Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Alexa Havins) has been nonstop since she woke up from her four year nap. I mean, her energy level certainly matches the time she spent unconscious and resting. The girl just does not let up. All of her laser focused energy paid off because now Lulu knows Gio is Dante’s!
Lulu knows that Brook Lynn and Dante had a baby back in high school, and that Dante is none-the-wiser. She’s on a mission to discover life again- whether it’s in her family life, career, or social circles. It doesn’t matter the aspect, Lulu is determined with every second chance breath at life. Currently, her fixation is on Brook Lynn and the pregnancy she kept a secret for over two decades. My guess is that lulu would have help this information o er BLQ’s head regardless of the father’s identity- but learning the baby daddy is Dante sends this mission to a whole new level for Lulu.
Lulu knows Gio is Dante’s and Brook Lynn’s Secret Son
This week in General Hospital, Lulu locates Brook Lynn’s son. Surprise! Not only does she locate Dante and Brook Lynn’s child, identifies him as well. Apparently Lulu is a journalist and a detective. While noticing Lois’s (Rena Sofer) out of pocket compassion for the situation, Lulu put the pieces together. Then, in Lulu-perfect fashion she runs and tells Carly that Brook Lynn and Dante’s son is Gio!
Ever since his departure in 2018, General Hospital fans have anticipated Bryan Craig’s return. Craig played Morgan Corinthos, son of Port Charles’s mob boss.
The role of Sonny and Carly’s son was prevalent throughout the early 2000s. Morgan grew up to be a lot like dear old dad, having bipolar disorder and all. Also, they have similar taste in women. Ava Jerome (Maura West) is proof of that.
Recently, General Hospital rumors teased that Bryan Craig was on his way back to GH. The actor had dropped a couple of hints on various social media platforms. Of course, GH Blog shared the the latest with fans. Check out the article below to see why Maurice Benard and Bryan Craig are up to!
General Hospital news reports confirm Bryan Craig returns to General Hospital. The popular actor will return to the canvas to play Morgan Corinthos. Reports indicate that Craig will reprise the role for one episode this Summer. Was the hype surrounding the recent mystery return rumor worth it? Undoubtedly, Craig’s return to GH as Morgan pleases the masses. But what can happen in only one episode?
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is viewed as a family man by half of Port Charles. The other half sees a ruthless mobster. As for the audience, the same applies. GH fans are split between adoring the loving father and honorable man that is Sonny Corinthos, and the fearsome gangster.
Retrospectively, there’s no doubt about Sonny’s long history of good and bad. While some remember the good and the bad, others only remember the bad. GH recaps recall the time when Sonny shot Dante Falconeri. Unbeknownst to Sonny, his old girlfriend Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) gave birth to a baby boy. Many years later Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) showed up in Port Charles. He was an undercover cop, and Sonny didn’t know he had a so. Suddenly, one thing led to another and Sonny shot Dante! Mr. Corinthos had almost killed his own son and didn’t even know it.
GH Bloodshed! Sonny Shoots Dex
General Hospital rumors tease that history repeats itself. Back when Dante was was undercover, Sonny knew nothing of their relationship. Tragically, he pulled the trigger and shot his own son!
This time, Sonny shoots Jason’s son! Meanwhile, unbeknownst to Jason (Steve Burton), Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) is his son.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have built a solid relationship together on love and trust. Understanding and compromise have also played a large role in their successful union. So what happens now when Sam feels that some of those qualities have are now tarnished?
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Dante has to go back on his word to Sam. They discussed turning in his badge and Sam felt relief. Got the first time she was free from the worry that comes along with loving an officer.
According to General Hospital previews, Dante tells Sam that he’s not quitting the PCPD. So now will Anna answer to Sam about Dante? She’s the one who convinced Dante to stay on the force. So does that mean that Sam blames Anna?
Jason Morgan shocked Port Charles when he showed up in Spinelli’s surveillance footage. He and Ava Jerome couldn’t believe their eyes when the incriminating showed none other than Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is not torn, but he actually believes that Jason is the one who shot his son Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). He tells Carly that he doesn’t owe Jason anything. In fact, he says, “I don’t owe Jason nothing.”
GH spoilers tease that Carly and Sonny are at odds over their best friend. Carly supports Jason no matter what, and Sonny is so quick to assume that he’s the one who shot Dante. Sonny shows Jason no mercy, and the rest of Port Charles is in debate over the recent tragedy.
We all know that Jason didn’t shoot Dante, but do you think Sonny is justified for having doubts? Can you blame his uncertainty or should he know better about his best friend?
Sadness hangs over Port Charles as one of the good guys is in a bad way. The Port Charles Police Department rallies around one of their own after having been shot in the line of duty. Unexpectedly, Officer Dante Falconeri fell victim to a very harsh reality.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal a shocking, behind-the-scenes clue that leads to answers. Ever since Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) big reveal, the people of Port Charles face a new level of uncertainty. Is Dante Falconeri going to die? While Jagger is convinced that Jason shot Sonny Corinthos’s son, many believe that to be false. In fact, the ones who truly know Jason are confident that he didn’t do it.
GH Fans Fear The Worst After Behind The Scenes Footage Leaks A Clue To Dante’s Fate
Although Dante’s condition is stable, he remains in critical condition. Furthermore, Jason Morgan is suspected in the shooting of a law enforcement officer. As tension rises in Port Charles, Dante’s loved ones hold onto hope that he’ll make a full recovery. However, GH rumors aren’t so optimistic.
The latest GH spoilers and rumors reveal GH clues hint that Dante Falconeri dies. Evidently, the PCPD officer’s potential fate may have been leaked in a recent promo reel. Reportedly, General Hospital posted a video that features highlights from Steve Burton’s return. The behind the scenes footage shows Dominic Zamprogna in characters, standing side by side with Burton. The two posed for a photo op in what looked like a scene from inside the PCPD.
Immediately, observant GH fans noticed that “Dante” was geared up del. head to toe in a full on police uniform. fans quickly compared his ensemble to the late Nathan West on the way of his dreaded funeral. Complete with a 21 Salute, Maxie’s ex-husband was laid to rest in his uniform. So what was Dominic dressed in full Police Officer funeral attire? Many GH fans believe that Dante suffers Nathan’s same fate and will be buried in his police uniform.
Is Dante going to die, or is he dressed to honor another fallen hero?
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