General Hospital: Anna is a threat to Carly’s relationships
Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is back in Port Charles! Family and friends are relieved that she’s doing well after the whole ordeal surrounding Cesar Faison. Aside from her granddaughter Emma (Braedyn Bruner), Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) might be the most relieved about Anna’s return. Carly (Laura Wright) on the other hand isn’t so thrilled. In fact, General Hospital spoilers tease that Anna is in Carly’s way.
Now that Carly and Valentin are romantically involved, Anna poses a threat to Carly for obvious reasons. After all, Anna is Valentin’s great love. It doesn’t help that Valentin has kept the fact that she’s returned, and that he has already paid her a visit lowkey. Particularly from Carly. According to General Hospital recaps, Carly went fishing around and learned that Valentin is keeping a secret.
Meanwhile, Anna’s return presents another threat to Carly. Lately, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) doesn’t confide much in her mother. Her position as a WSB Agent has everything to do with the secrets she’s kept from her mother. However, Josslyn and Anna are becoming quite close. They have a lot in common- both being WSB Agents and all.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Anna becomes a problem for Carly’s relationships. Anna is in Carly’s way when it comes to two important people, her daughter, and the man for which she has fallen. What will Carly do what Anna poses a threat to not only her love life, but to her relationship with her own daughter?
General Hospital’s Ross Cullum Dies! RIP WSB Director Ross Cullum! And that’s a wrap for one of the coldest and most apathetic villains to hit the streets of Port Charles. Despite Cullum’s villainous nature, his portrayer, Andrew Hawkes is actually the polar opposite. Talk about phenomenal acting. Hawkes obviously has his craft on lock down.
Cullum’s Death and Epic Sendoff
General Hospital: Josslyn kills Cullum
On Thursday, 7-2-26, General Hospital was filled with action and suspense at every turn. The dramatic showdown featured an epic shootout between the WSB, a Corrupt WSB Double Agent, and civilians who were part of a secret project. Many were injured in the violent power struggle. Ultimately, The WSB’s Double Agent was shot and killed by Agent Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Ross Cullum can no longer harm the people of Port Charles.
Actor Andrew Hawkes has finished his run in General Hospital as Cullum. According to recent GH news reports, Cullum is officially dead, and Hawkes said goodbye to his villainous role. Previously, GH news reports revealed that Hawkes’ role as Cullum was projected to last only four episodes. Evidently, the Andrew Hawkes’ portrayal was a big hit among General Hospital fans. The character became an essential element to the Faison’s final project storyline.
In a recent interview with Soap Opera Digest, Andrew Hawkes shared his sentiments on his time on GH, and his inevitableexit. “The way I look back at the whole experience, honestly, is that I just fell madly in love with the cast and crew. They’re just incredible people, and I’m astonished by them and all the work that goes into putting the show together. When you’re working with professionals who are really enjoying what they’re doing and trying to do their best work, it’s just the best feeling. You feel like you’re on a team.” Andrew Hakes explained.
Making Lasting Friendships
General Hospital: Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna
Additionally, the TV/Film/Theater actor shared his experience on set, and his observations of some of his cast-mates. “So entertaining and so good at what he does,” is what he thinks about his co-villain (Sidwell), GH’s Carlo Rota. Hawkes describes Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne) as a “brilliant actress,” and admitted that she “lights up every scene she’s in.”
It’s apparent that costars Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna have become real life friends. Both have shared photos and videos together on social media, and even got their wives together for a double date. His loyalty to friendship is evident in what he told SoapOpera Digest about Chris L. McKenna (Jack Brennan). We have become very close. If you don’t like Chris McKenna, I’m sorry, lose my number! He’s such a good man. All his fans out there should know just what an incredibly good human he is.”
Although Cullum’s demise was inevitable, Andrew Hawkes explained that he was prepared for the end but still emotional over having to say goodbye. According to social media comments across platforms, General Hospital fans share Andrew’s sentiments. It’s sad to see him go despite the cold and calculated role he played. And might I add that Hawkes played the role of WSB Director Ross Cullum impeccably.
Cullum’s Softer Side
Just kidding! He doesn’t have one! But Andrew Hawkes sure does! GH fans fell in love with him through his Instagram posts where his true personality shines. From my observation, Hawkes is a genuine, kind, empathetic family man, and the polar opposite of the role he played.
His wife played a major role in sharing parts of Andrew’s life and highlighting his personality on social media. Andrew’s kind heart shocked fans and ultimately drew in fans that Cullum would not have acquired if it wasn’t for social media. We don’t know what we don’t know. So, having gotten a look into the man behind Ross Cullum was how General Hospital fans fell in love with the actor even though his character is evil.
Get to Know Andrew Hawkes!
He will be missed! But you can still see more of Hawkes when you check out his Instagram page! And don’t forget to watch his interviews with Maurice Benard on State of Mind, along with his chat with Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson!
General Hospital spoilers for the next two weeks tease that things start to unravel in Cassius’s world. Sooner than later, Cassius’s cover is completely blown, and the truth about Nathan West is exposed. Fake Nathan is riding on borrowed time- and it’s fleeting fast. After all that’s said and done, Cassius Lives Up To Nathan’s Good Name!
Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) is a complex character who struggles with two extremes. The first is that he is his father’s son. Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) is unlike any other, and Cassius never really met his father’s expectations. So now Cassius feels the need to carry out Faison’s final project, possibly for some type of personal validation. But he’s torn. He’s torn between his father’s ways and his brother’s good name.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Cassius’s cover is blown. Things start to unravel, and the truth about fake Nathan West is exposed. Cassius’s most troubling concern is that he has given little James false hope that his father is alive. While Cassius may walk and talk and look just like the late Nathan West, surely he is not him.
Meanwhile, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) let the cat out of the bag and told Felicia (Kristina Wagner) that Nathan is not Nathan. Will Felicia believe Anna?
Fake Nathan’s True Identity Revealed- The Fury and the Fallout… and Redemption?!
Cassius is conflicted. He’s distraught over his obligation to Faison’s final project, and lives in fear that Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Sidwell (Carlo Rota) decide that he’s expendable. He assumed the identity of his late twin brother Nathan, has been living Ho life, and now will la th price for his deception to those Nathan loved. The problem is that Cassius grew to love those people as well. As it turns out, his feelings are genuine, and Cassius’s heart grew three sizes since playing Nathan. Just like the Grinch, Cassius learned to love.
Previously, Josslyn lent a listening ear when Cassius revealed his true feelings- for James. For Lulu, Britt, and his mother Liesl. It’s apparent that Cassius truly cares for the very same people that he’s deceiving. GH rumors tease that the reveal is coming and it won’t be pretty. But after the fury and fallout come redemption. Cassius is woven tightly into this mess with his sister, Britt. Cullum and Sidwell have no problem handing the siblings the same fate as their brother Nathan. The ruthless double agent and the town manipulator want Britt and Nathan dead once they are no longer use to them. Many other’s lives are at risk in all of this as well. Like Josslyn and Liesl.
After the truth comes out, and after Cassius suffers the fallout of his lies, will he be redeemed? Odds are that Cassius lives up to Nathan’s good name when he puts himself on the line to save Joss (Eden McCoy) and his mother Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati).
Will all be forgiven after Cassius becomes a hero? What will little James West (Gary Fuller) think of his uncle Cassius now?
What happened to Anna Devane is much more than a naturally occurring mental crisis. Instead, Anna’s condition is much more calculated and malicious. This week on General Hospital, Josslyn discovers information about Anna.
Cassius continues to hold Josslyn prisoner. Hey, it could be worse. Despite the game of gin rummy and deep conversation, Josslyn won’t get too comfy. Her focus is still on the mission, and of course, getting out of there alive.
According to recent GH spoilers and rumors, Agent Jacks has a new concern to the mission. She doesn’t want to end up like Anna Devane. Coming up on General Hospital, Josslyn discovers information about Anna. She figures out that she’s being held captive in the very same place where they kept Anna. Will Josslyn figure out that Anna didn’t have a mental break down, and that she’s actually a victim, and not a patient?!
Carly Spencer and Nina Reeves have never seen eye to eye. Even when they supposedly teamed up during the whole Willow-Drew-Michael- thing, those two worked independently and secretly. So it’s no surprise that Carly and Nina fight when it comes to Brennan, Willow, and Josslyn. They take it to the next level when Carly and Nina threaten each other’s daughters.
Carly has her suspicions about Nina after this recent incident with Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna). She threatened to let WSB Director Cullum know exactly what went on at Willow’s house. Perhaps even enlighten him about the link between Drew and Brennan’s “strokes.” This would put Willow’s life and freedom at risk- Nina’s too.
Then, Nina mentions that Brennan and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) argued about Josslyn (Eden McCoy). She threatened to put Joss in Cullum’s path- putting her life in jeopardy. Carly and Nina use each other’s daughters as weapons against one another. If Cullum finds out that Joss (Eden McCoy) is a WSB Agent, then he could kill her. And if anyone figures out the link between Drew and Brennan, Willow is cooked. Pentonville. Shady Brook. Lose custody. All of it.
General Hospital spoilers for the week of May 4th, 2026 reveal that Jack catches Carly cheating. WSB Agent Jack Brennan is completely crushed after Josslyn sold out her mom. Now, Carly faces the music!
General Hospital recaps from 5-1-26 highlight the moment Jack walked into Carly’s house and into her bedroom to find her naked in bed. Jack acted off of a tip from Carly’s own daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). The rookie WSB Agent sold out her own mom to her boss and Carly’s boyfriend, Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna).
According toGeneral Hospital previews and spoilers, this week Carly (Laura Wright) and Jack face the inevitable as the truth erupts in their faces. Jack catches Carly cheating and it looks like Carly has no remorse. She plays it tough and even tells Jack to “turn around” when the man who has been lying to her for over a year asks with whom she’s been cheating!
Do you feel sorry for Jack for Carly’s infidelity? Or is it a wash because he put her daughterJosslyn’s life in danger and has been lying to her about it?!
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) just did the unthinkable, and now she’s in a world of danger. Will Josslyn fight off Cassius now that she’s been exposed just like she exposed her own mother?!
Just as GH fans are getting over the shock from when Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) framed and blackmailed her own mother, Josslyn turns around and betrays Carly (Laura Wright)!
Britt exposed Josslyn to Cassius in what seemed like instant karma for the “ditzy sorority girl.” General Hospital recaps recall that Cassius didn’t make Britt any promises when it comes to Josslyn’s safety. So then he showed up at Joss’s door and… now Joss is in danger. Will Josslyn fight off Cassius? Will he back down, or will Joss become one of Cullum’s prisoners like Anna Devane (Finola Hughes)?
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) takes her work as a WSB Agent very seriously. So seriously that she’s not only been lying to her mother, she’s willing to destroy her life. According to General Hospital spoilers, Josslyn’s betrayal of Carly has disastrous consequences. Josslyn destroys Carly’s life when Brennan catches Carly with Valentin.
Josslyn’s Betrayal- The Aftermath
Coming up on General Hospital, Carly’s life explodes after Josslyn tells Brennan that Carly is cheating on him. Although Joss didn’t divulge his identity, Jack Brennan will soon discovered everything Carly’s been hiding about Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
Nothing good can come out of what Josslyn has done to Carly. The fallout caused mass destruction in multiple ways. First, there’s Jack Brennan’s feelings, then Carly’s love life, Valentin’s status as a fugitive, Carly’s freedom. Will Josslyn regret what she’s done?
General Hospital spoilers indicate a tumultuous fallout when The WSB, Agent Cullum, Sidwell, and Sonny Corinthos situation hits a breaking point. Lives are at risk, especially key players like Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) warned Josslyn about Cullum, but she continued her investigation despite Jack’s orders. And despite Josslyn’s public disdain for Sonny, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny saves Josslyn from Cullum.
Josslyn Jacks spent her entire childhood as Port Charles mob boss’s stepdaughter. For years Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) cared for Joss like she was his own, especially when her father Jax (Ingo Rademacher) was in Australia. That’s why Josslyn’s more recent development of her hatred for Sonny is a tough sell for General Hospital fans. Her relationship with the late Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) ignited her rage for Sonny. She blames Sonny for putting Dex and all other loved ones I. Harms way- simply because of who he is. And that would be fine and completely understandable if she shared the same sentiments towards Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Josslyn’s hypocrisy has been increasingly irritating since she herself has become someone whose job is to eliminate the bad guys.
There’s poetic irony behind the latest GH spoilers and rumors. Imagine that Sonny saves Josslyn from Cullum after being berated and blamed for the last few years.
General Hospital: Will Cullum set a trap for Josslyn?
On the next General Hospital, Josslyn investigates despite Brennan’s orders. She assumes that Cullum bought her size college girl act, but he may not be as clueless as Agent Jacks thinks. Instead, according to GH spoilers Cullum’s onto Josslyn and her party girl act.
Agent Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) regretfully roped Josslyn Jack’s (Eden McCoy) into the secret agent life. But he has since pulled Joss from the mission. Agent Brennan ordered Agent Jacks to sleeper cell status, and to basically hang up her badge.
Coming up on General Hospital, Josslyn continues to investigate despite Brennan’s warnings to steer clear. The threat is real, and Cullum shouldn’t be underestimated. Has Cullum already set a trap for Josslyn?
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