Spencer crosses Uncle Victor. Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) plans to take over. One family member at a time, Victor uses each one for his personal agenda. Currently, he’s fixated on his nephew Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez).
(Un)luckily for Esme, she gave birth to an heir. And not just any heir, but a Cassadine heir. Controlling and dangerous, Victor Cassadine’s plan to take baby Ace from his mother is fueled by Spencer’s vendetta against his father, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), as well as Esme.
Victor’s influence on his young nephew is manipulative and destructive. No matter how much he’s been warned against Victor, it’s not getting through to Spencer. However, sometimes it takes a personal experience to understand when something or someone isn’t good for you. That being said, Spencer meets with Victor to discuss plans to get their hands on Esme’s son.
According to recent General Hospital rumors, Spencer has second thoughts after meeting with his uncle. Uncle Victor tries so hard to convince Spence that he has his best interest in mind. But, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) warned her grandson about his Cassadine uncle time after time. Perhaps Uncle Vic tries a little too hard this time. It’s possible that Victor goes above and beyond gushing about the details to his plan against Esme. If Spencer thinks twice about what Victor wants to do, he may not go through with the plan at all. What will happen to Spencer is he crosses Uncle Victor?
Esme gives Spencer an ultimatum. Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) doesn’t know who to trust in Port Charles. As far as she’s aware, she’s in a forgiven land. The land’s people are as unfamiliar to Esme as a general citizen faced with having to perform brain surgery. In these uncertain times, to whom does a girl turn?
Evidently, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) brings Esme the most comfort. She’s run to her when she’s been scared and confused. Moreover, Esme and Laura have already shared a few laughs and tears of joy as well. Laura genuinely wants to help Esme and baby Ace. After all, Ace is Laura’s grandson. Although, General Hospital rumors hint that Ace is Laura’s great grandson. Regardless, Laura is looking out for her own.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Esme is tired of not knowing who to trust. She’s going in blind at this thing called life. Unfortunately, some bad comes along with Esme’s amnesia. Sure, it’s great that she isn’t the same spiteful criminal as she was prior to her amnesia. However, she knows she’s harmed almost everyone in her orbit. How can she trust that they have her best interest at heart? She can’t.
According to General Hospital previews, Esme gives Spencer an ultimatum. Will he pass the trust test?
Will Ava Jerome’s enemy get the best of her? Ava Jerome (Maura West) has a lot of enemies. Over the years, Ava’s attitude and behaviors burned many bridges with the people of Port Charles. Having family history with the mob, Ava is no stranger to ruthless and cut-throat behavior.
General Hospital recaps recall a time when things began to change for Ava. Despite her inexcusable actions involving Morgan Corinthos (Bryan Craing), Griffin Munro (Matt Cohen), and even her own daughter, Kiki Jerome (Hayley Erin), deep down Ava has a good heart. She’s come a long way over the years. Her relationship with Sonny Corinthos is sometimes more than civil despite of what did she to his son. At times, Ava and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) find it in themselves to display mutual respect for one an other. But busy because she’s civil with those she’s wronged in the past, that doesn’t mean they’re her best friends.
Needless to say, this art-loving mob princess doesn’t have many friends. As a result, it makes sense that Ava has resorted to befriending Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Previously, Nina kidnapped Ava’s daughter, Avery Corinthos. Yet somehow, she’s now friends with the woman who brought harm against her child. Not to mention, Sonny is now dating the woman who kidnapped his and Ava’s daughter. Anyways, it’s apparent that Ava has her share of enemies.
That being said, General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava encounters an enemy. Aside from her little incident with Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), Ava has been on a brighter path. Will Ava Jerome’s enemy get the best of her?
Actress Avery Kristen Pohl, aka General Hospital’s Esme Prince, spills the latest General Hospital spoilers. With General Hospital’s 60th anniversary right around the corner, storylines kick up a few notches. Current storylines intensify, and even conclude.
One storyline fans are particularly interested in is Esme’s entanglement with the Cassadine family. Moreover, her parent’s true identity sparks suspicions among fans. As well as Esme’s amnesia status. Is she or isn’t she faking? According to some General Hospital rumors, Fans continue to weigh in on whether or not she is pretending to have amnesia. For some fans, they believe that Esme is acting in true form. Once a liar, always a liar. On the contrary, some GH rumors suggest there’s no way Esme is faking based on her genuine reactions to certain people and conversations.
Additionally, previous General Hospital news reports confirmed that Avery Kristen Pohl revealed telling information. She went on the record to say that she believes Esme’s amnesia storyline is the writer’s way of redemption for her character.
In a recent Instagram post, Pohl, aka General Hospital’s Esme Prince, shared her enthusiasm for General Hospital’s future. Her caption below displays Avery’s pride in having part in this iconic milestone. In disbelief, Esme’s portrayer reveals she’s honored to be part of the show and cannot wait until we (the fans) see what’s next!
Cameron protects Esme! Cameron Webber (William Lipton) was never Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) biggest fan. During her time as Spencer Cassadine’s (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) girlfriend, Esme showed a lot of disrespect to Cam and his friends. Eventually, any bridge between them was burned. Especially after she pinned revenge porn on Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). As one of Esme’s victims, Cameron wants nothing to do with her.
General Hospital recaps recall for ur dynamic between Cam and Esme. So, based on their history, it’s easy to assume that protecting Esme is the last thing anyone would expect Cameron to do. However, General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest otherwise.
Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) wants to show Esme she can be trusted. In turn, Laura wants to know she can trust Esme. Because, if the young woman is anything like her past self, Laura can’t trust her further than she can throw her. Therefore, Grandma Laura put Esme to the test. According to General Hospital previews, Esme tries to take advantage of Laura’s trust. She and baby Ace are faced with proving themselves trustworthy, or being an opportunist. GH previews and spoilers show she chose the latter. But, Esme might get a chance for a redo.
Cam Catches Esme
In recent General Hospital previews, Cameron catches Esme as she’s on her way out. Ace and his mother take advantage of the opportunity Laura left. However, Esme is far from a clean getaway. GH spoilers and rumors hint that Cameron confronts her at the door. He then questions her upcoming whereabouts. But instead of the expected, Cameron’s next move is out of character. GH rumors hint that Cameron protects Esme from Spencer. Perhaps Esme tells Cameron that she fears Spencer and Victor will take baby Ace. Is it possible to think Cam could have sympathy for the new amnesia induced Esme?
Can Holly save Esme from Victor? Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) is out for what he believes is his. As the self-proclaimed leader of the Cassadine family, Victor makes it his mission to herd family members like sheep. Total control is his end game. However, in order for Uncle Victor to satisfy his desire, he must get through Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl).
According to recent General Hospital recaps, Victor expresses his desire to take baby Ace. As the mother of the youngest Cassadine heir, Esme fears Uncle Victor’s very presence. Furthermore, she has trust issues with Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez). Together, Victor and Spencer pose a serious threat to Esme and baby Ace. That being said, the controlling Cassadine must be stopped.
As reported in General Hospital spoilers, Victor plans to take baby Ace from his mother. With Spencer’s help, Victor preys on Esme. Time is running out and Victor needs to be stopped before any harm comes to Esme or her baby. Currently, Spencer’s grandmother Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) took Esme and Ace into her home. Trust is a touchy subject when it comes to Esme and the Cassadine’s. However, although Laura is Spencer’s grandmother, she isn’t a Cassadine.
It’s safe to say that a Laura is one of the good ones. Having helped Holly, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), and Mac (John J. York) and Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) in the past, she’ll help them take down Victor this time around too. GH news reports confirm that Emma Samms returns to General Hospital as Holly Sutton. According to GH rumors, Holly returns just in time to help the crew bring Victor down for good. Can Holly save as Esme from Victor before he takes baby Ace?
Esme doesn’t trust Victor. Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) is like a little lost puppy out in the big world. After severe trauma, Esme suffers from amnesia. Typically those who suffer total memory loss would give anything to regain those precious memories. However, with Esmé, that is not the case.
In retrospect, Esme’s life prior to amnesia isn’t a life worth remembering. At least according her her anyways. Prior to losing her memory, Esme sulked about her lonely childhood. Having not been raised by her biological parents, Esme spent much of her childhood with her nanny, Maggie Fitzgerald. Thankfully, the new and improved Esme doesn’t never knew them then, and remember her biological parents either. In a way, the amnesia has given a young woman a clean slate and a fresh start. Now a loving mother, the days of Esme’s terrorizing ways are over.
Despite the fact that Esme doesn’t remember even her most recent past, she is able to instinctively sense certain feelings. When naming baby Ace, her intuition spoke to her. The love Esme has for her baby is strong enough to break through the amnesia. Additionally, danger and fear fill her senses whenever Esme encounters particular people. For instance, she sensed danger and fear around Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom). As we know, her Spidey-senses were spot on. Talking about danger, the same goes for Victor. Esme doesn’t trust Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) further than she can throw him. Will Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) try to talk Esme out of her own instincts? Or, will she take Victor just as seriously?
Spencer, Esme, and Ace move in together! At this point, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) and Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) passed every test that was thrown their way. With the odds against them, Trina and Spencer still managed to hold onto a connection. As a result, their bond is even stronger.
They’ve waited so long for the chance to come clean about their feelings. Finally, Trina and Spencer want to move forward. Now that they have the chance, General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that more obstacles stand in the way. Although Trina was unaware that she had Spencer support, he, indeed remain true to their friendship. Among all the mistakes and all the life changing events that occurred over the last couple years, Spencer and Trina I have what it takes to make a relationship work however, there’s one thing that could break them.
According to recent General Hospital previews, Esme moves in with Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) and uncle Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom). After having been released from Spring Ridge, Esme worries about where to go. She shuttered at the suggestion she live upstairs at Kelly’s if it meant living without baby Ace.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Esme’s choice to live with Laura and Kevin poses problems. Otherwise grateful, Esme isn’t too keen on the idea that Spencer is going to be so close. With easy access to baby Ace as many fears the worst she doesn’t trust Spencer further than she can throw him, but that’s not the only problem that arises with her new living arrangements. Trina already is no fan of Esme. Understandably, as she has been the cause. Of all the trouble between Trina and Spencer.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Trina sees Spencer, Esme, and Ace as a happy little family. Does she also see them as a threat to her relationship with Spence?
Esme is released from Spring Ridge! Esme and Ace come home. Trina’s heart to heart with Esme leads to an unexpected decision.
General Hospital Recap: The saga is ongoing and those involved have been through countless days of fighting for justice. The victims, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) want nothing more than for Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) to pay for her crimes. Though Cam and Joss are the ones featured in the revenge porn video, they aren’t Esme’s only victims. Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) also fell victim to Esme. As Josslyn’s best friend, Trina was framed for filming her bestie and her boyfriend without their consent. In fact, things went so far that Trina even stood trial for a crime she didn’t commit. Thankfully, she’s been acquitted. Her exoneration led to the hunt for the real culprit, Esme. Fast forward months later and now Esme’s complete 180° puts a pause on justice for Cam, Joss, and Trina.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, in a shocking turn of events, the charges against Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) are dropped when Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy) presents a compelling explanation. According to General Hospital spoilers, Esme and Ace come home after their release from Spring Ridge. However, the question of where she and baby Ace will call home presents itself.
As shown in the latest General Hospital previews, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) delivers some “wonderful” news to Esme. Accompanied by Spencer, Laura tried to hype Esme up for her release from Spring Ridge. But, even though she brings forth good news, she also brought Spencer. Esme isn’t too fond of the man who wants to take her baby. Big brother or not, Esme doesn’t want Spencer anywhere near baby Ace. So, now what? Where will Esme and Ace call home?
Laura protects Ace from Kevin! The well-being of Esme Prince’s newborn son is in question. As his mother faces sentencing, the alleged father is nowhere to be found.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that because of Esme’s predicament, Laura becomes Ace’s legal guardian. The new mother puts her trust in the baby’s grandmother to care for Ace and keep him safe. Seemingly, choosing Laura to be Ace’s legal guardian is the most responsible decision Esme could make in this situation. But, unsuspecting danger turns a safe choice into the worst possible scenario.
Initially, the goal is so that Ace’s mother and family can rest easy knowing that he’s in good hands. As GH recaps recall, Esme got wind of Spencer’s intended custody request. So, she took appropriate consideration in her son’s well-being. As a result, Esme believes that Laura is the best option for Ace.
However, according to recent General Hospital rumors and spoilers, Laura is thrown for a loop when Kevin begins acting peculiarly. Despite Esme’s safe choice, choosing Laura becomes a regret. No we’re not saying that Laura is the reason. Ace falls victim to unsuspecting danger. However, it is her husband Kevin, that will become the threat. A true nightmare, Kevin struggles with cognitive dissonance as conflicting ideas zip through his mind. Soon, Kevin takes on the thoughts and actions of his brother Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom). It then becomes imperative that Laura protects Ace from Kevin.
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