Does Natalia die on GH?! Natalia has been a controversial character since her arrival in Port Charles. Eva LaRue joined General Hospital in February of 2024, and instantly made an impression on the people of Port Charles, as well as General Hospital fans. Her TV daughter Alison, aka Blaze (Jaqueline Grace Lopez), was romantically involved with Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) daughter, Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi). Natalia made it clear that she didn’t support her daughter’s LGBTQ status, which wasn’t received well by many.
However, Natalia did in fact self reflect and come to some type of understanding and honesty with herself and Blaze. Then, she and Sonny grew closer until her ex husband, Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) waltzed into town. That’s why Natalia ultimately betrayed Sonny by hiding truth and spilling tea that wasn’t hers to spill. Now she’s gotten herself into some hot water.
This week in General Hospital, it looks like Natalia goes on another drinking bender. Her alcohol consumption has already gotten her into her current mess, and she unintentionally dragged Sonny with her. GH recaps recall that Sonny offered Natalia a new life in exchange for her silence. DA Turner’s (Nanzeen Contractor) deal was less than ideal, and Sonny figured that sending Natalia away is the best solution for the predicament. But when Natalia learned that things weren’t as they seemed, she wasn’t too happy.
General Hospital: Natalia’s Furious With Sonny
Is Eva LaRue Leaving General Hospital?
Coming up on General Hospital, Natalia blows up the plan to leave Port Charles- (pun initially unintended lol). She’s drunk and furious, which could be a lethal combination. According to General Hospital spoilers, there’s an explosion at Charlie’s. Is Natalia behind the Blaze (wow that worked out again lol) that sets Kristina’s bar up in flames?
Daytime star Eva LaRue is well known for her role as Dr. Maria Santos on ABC’s All My Children. LaRue was previously nominated for Daytime Emmys in 1997 for Outstanding Original Song for co-writing, “Dance Again with You,” and again in 2004 for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. But in 2020, Eva LaRue won her first Daytime Emmy, and took home Outstanding Guest Performer in a Drama Series for her role as Celeste Rosales on The Young and the Restless.
Reportedly, LaRue joined General Hospital as Natalia Rogers-Ramirez about a year and a half ago. During that time she made her debut, and stirred up controversy in Port Charles. Natalia got close to Sonny Corinthos, and then her shady past caught up with her. Sidwell was revealed as her ex-husband, and she betrayed Sonny’s trust. Now, she’s a liability.
General Hospital: Nina, Jason, Willow, and Sidwell
Why in the world did Nina and Sidwell send cryptic glances actress the room? Could it be that Willow Connects Nina and Sidwell?!?! Nina Reeves still has her sea legs when it comes to motherhood. Her adult daughter Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) came into her life only a short time ago. So it’s taking some time for Nina and Willow to really grasp that mother-daughter feel. Willow’s life was turned upside down when she leaved that her mother wasn’t actually Harmony, but rather the woman who gave her life was none other than a woman she despised- Nina Reeves. Eventually, they put their differences aside and agreed to try to build a relationship. As for Nelle, we aren’t even going to go there today.
Coming up on General Hospital, Nina continues to act in her true nature. She plots, schemes, and lies, all in the name of “I do it for my daughter.” Perhaps Nina should be in family court over custody of Willow- because many would argue that Nina doesn’t actually have her daughter’s best interest at heart. I know, I know… Willow is over 18, and a custody battle is absurd. It was just a joke.
We know that Nina is desperate to end Willow’s relationship with Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). She is doing everything in her power to sever those ties except for the one thing that she should do- which is tell the truth. The problem is that if Nina tells the truth about sleeping with Drew, she will more than likely lose Willow forever. That’s not something Nina is willing to risk. However, General Hospital rumors claim that Nina is already on track to destroy her relationship with her daughter- with or without her dirty little secret coming to light.
Nina’s Why Willow Lost Custody
Previously on General Hospital, Nina and Sidwell shot curious looks across the room. Why would those two have a reason to make that type of unspoken connection? GH rumors hint that it’s because Nina is behind the custody verdict. If it isn’t one lie then it’s another with Nina. Apparently, Nina may have gone to extreme lengths to succeed in breaking up Willow and Drew. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Nina’s connection to Sidwell is Willow.
The General Hospital Blog Court Verdict is in! Coincidentally, sometimes reel life familiarizes with what you’ve actually got going on in your personal life, and at the perfect timing! This is so relatable to me because that is my current situation. My personal life has many similarities to the current Corinthos family state of affairs.
After a long and exhausting legal battle, I’m overwhelmed to finally say: It’s over. My life is no longer on hold. Most gratefully, I won in court today. The court ruled in my favor and officially declared what I’ve always known to be true—that my website is mine.
GH Blog’s Fight For Ownership- Before The Verdict
Here’s the backstory: My ex-husband and I created generalhospitalblog.com during our marriage, but it was always intended to be mine. With his help, I built it. I ran it. I developed, and solely manage all social media pages related to GHBlog. It is my full-time job and sole source of income, and it was listed in my name. I absolutely need this to financially survive. And being a newly divorced/single mom made it crucial that I maintain my website ——>and income. During and after our divorce, there was no confusion about ownership. My child support calculations were based off of the revenue as a 1099 employee of Google. Furthermore, he even sent emails to both of our divorce attorneys clearly stating he wanted nothing to do with generalhospitalblog.com.
But sometime later, I began noticing suspicious activity. Facebook login alerts revealed he’d been accessing my accounts— that’s when I noticed that he was actively logged in since his birthday, no less. He secretly changed ownership of my Google Business Profile to himself. Additionally, he made himself admin of my Meta Business account. And while I won’t go into every single violation, I’ll just say this: First, I filed a police report, and after their own investigation, he was charged with two felonies. When confronted, he denied ever accessing WordPress, Meta, Google, etc. Then, later that day he sent a text stating that he took care of it and has removed himself from having access.
GH Blog Is NOT A MARITAL ASSET
Two things- 1) if it was a marital asset then why was he sitting in a courtroom, fighting against allegations of unlawful access to my accounts-denying that he accessed my website and its affiliated accounts at all? And 2), if he didn’t have any access and never logged in- then why did he suddenly send a text that claimed he took care of and that “it’s all set,” and that he’s removed from having access. But I thought he didn’t have access?! Hmmm. That’s quite curious. The bottom line is that he knew what he did and he had to try and save his own @ss.
Criminal- General Hospital Blog Court Verdict
We went to court in June of 2024. At that time, the criminal case was dismissed—because of a technicality. In criminal court, you have to prove everything beyond a reasonable doubt, and since the website wasn’t specifically listed in our divorce decree, the court couldn’t say definitively that it wasn’t a marital asset. That loophole gave him just enough room to escape accountability. He gloated, and taunted me. He treated it like a win. And the worst part of it was that he dangled it over my head.
Meanwhile, I was left with a shattered sense of privacy and security. For two years he had been receiving emails about my personal purchases at Kroger—including prescriptions. He was randomly using my phone number at Meijer- without stealing any MPerks (rewards) because I never even used the account. Therefore, no rewards points ever accumulated for Meijer.
Suspicious Privacy Violations
Additionally, I found failed login attempts to my website’s back end, along with suspicious activity in my Google account. He was lurking in every corner of my digital life. He once texted me, “Maybe it’s a marital asset, like the blog,” in reference to the grocery accounts—actually taunting me. I received a random text message from his girlfriend- harassing me. She said, “Hey, can I use your M Perks next time l’m at Meijer too?” I was mocked by his girlfriend as they minimized the level of creepy that is his behavior.
Even though the criminal case was dismissed, I didn’t stop fighting. I went to family court and filed a motion to officially include the website in our divorce decree. I had to file a motion to “Intervene to Protect Assets.” In this case that meant my website, my career and livelihood, and my mother’s memory.
At the first hearing, he actually tried to claim rights to the website he had already disavowed. He even admitted to wanting to protect against the previous felony charges which he deemed as “frivolous” and “bogus.” The audacity was infuriating. But I kept going. I stayed focused, and I told the truth. My exhibits included multiple text conversations and emails that prove he wanted nothing to do with generalhospitalblog.com.
The General Hospital Blog Court Verdict Is In
And now, a full year later, the final court hearing took place—and I won. My life was hijacked for over two years. After so long of fighting to reclaim control of my 13+ year career, the court sided with me. And that decision means more than I can explain. I’ve lived with the feeling of being watched, of being one click away from losing everything I built. But I finally get to breathe. This has taken so much away from me for so long. I’m beyond grateful to God for today’s outcome, and for the strength to keep fighting when I thought I was at my weakest. I’m so thankful to those few who stood by my side- my kids, my best friend, a brand new friend, and yes, random strangers.
And Now You Know 🙏🏻
I wanted to give everyone a tiny glimpse into what I’ve been dealing with and what goes into this website- my time, my brain power, my motivation, sometimes my sanity, my joy, my pride of this accomplishment, and keeping my mom’s love for General Hospital going strong. Thanks so much for supporting generalhospitalblog.com, and all of its affiliated social media accounts throughout the years. I love that this fandom keeps growing! God Bless!
General Hospital: Jordan Comes Between Portia and Curtis
Do you see it coming? Curtis Betrays Portia With Jordan?! …Mr. Honesty is an understatement if we are referring to the way Curtis Ashford perceived himself. He thinks he’s the creator of the word- and all else fall beneath him as Chairman of the Trust Club. Honestly, (no pun intended), Mr. High and Mighty is more like it.
This week on General Hospital, things heat up between Curtis and his ex-wife Jordan. As we all know, (because he makes it a point to tell the world over and over again), Curtis left Jordan because he couldn’t get passed the fact that she kept a work related secret from him. Despite knowing the nature of her job, Curtis still chose to take her omissions personally. Ultimately, he ended their marriage over trust issues.
General Hospital Recaps: Recently, Curtis admitted that he thinks he may have made the wrong decision; that he gave up in his marriage to Jordan prematurely. Uh, oh! Curtis is having regrets about leaving Jordan- while married to Portia! Their poolside conversation down memory lane sucked them into their own little world. Sadly, Portia was there to see it all go down right before her eyes.
Can they deny the obvious and inevitable? It seems as though Curtis and Jordan never really got over their feelings for each other. According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Curtis betrays Portia with Jordan.
What would Mr. Honesty have to say for himself if he ever cheated on Portia with Jordan? Hypocrisy at its finest.
General Hospital: Curtis and Jordan or Isaiah and Portia
It surely looks like the writers are setting the scene for a little switch-a-roo. First we have a married couple, and then we have an almost-couple. Curtis (Donnell Turner) and Portia’s (Brook Kerr) relationship is far from perfect, but together they have been strong. They’ve had each other’s backs and have overcome a major hurdle at the onset of their marriage. Then we have Jordan (Tanisha Harper) and Isaiah. They were never an official couple, but things were starting to get hot and heavy until Sidwell (Carlo Rota) came between them- not in the usual way of course. Inevitably, someone has to fall first. Will it be Curtis and Jordan or Isaiah and Portia?
This week on General Hospital, one couple gets a little too friendly with someone other than their partner. Married couple Curtis and Portia seem to have a wandering eye. Maybe two wandering eyes actually. Lately, Curtis and his ex-wife Jordan increase their friendly banter to the point of borderline flirting. Well, depending on how you see things, many fans find that Jordan and Curtis are downright flirting.
As for Dr. Gannon and Dr. Robinson, they haven’t gotten quite that far- yet. Right now, Dr. Isaiah Gannon (Sawandi Wilson) seems to be all up in everyone’s business. Actually, not everyone, but only the women of Port Charles. He’s approached Elizabeth, Portia, Jordan, Kristina, Lulu, and Willow. Each time he’s asked intrusive questions. Currently, his focus is on his colleague, Dr. Portia Robinson. General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim that while exes Jordan and Curtis get cozy at the pool, Isaiah becomes Portia’s distraction. Who will catch feelings first, Curtis and Jordan or Isaiah and Portia?
Oopsie Daisy, Drew Sent Michael A Warning!? Poor Sasha. Of all the things to happen to Sasha Corbin, that woman is the last person that should have endured a baby mix-up scare like that! According to GH recaps, Baby Daisy went into the nursery, Lucas went to bring her to Sasha- but Daisy wasn’t the baby on Lucas’s arms. All the oohs and says from Carly and Felicia weren’t even for Baby Daisy. Quickly, mama knew that baby wasn’t her own precious daughter.
Compared everything else going on in Port Charles, the Daisy mixup seemed like a minor hiccup. Heck, even Sasha blew off the disturbing nature of this “accident.” That scene seemed pretty random, right? At first, things seemed going a little too well for Sasha- not that she doesn’t deserve it- she does. Sasha probably deserves a fairytale, happily-ever-after more than anyone in that town. After losing baby Liam, and then Brando (the late Johnny Wactor), the last thing Sasha needed was a scare like that.
This week on General Hospital, Michael Corinthos and Sasha Corbin bask in the glory that is their new baby girl. Meanwhile, Michael’s ex-wife, Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) just lost custody of both of her children to their father, Michael. Willow came home to a house lacking laughter and chaos and was welcome
On the next General Hospital, Sasha is quickly reminded of the hospital mishap with Daisy. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors daisy’s disappearance was no random accident.
Thankfully, when Lucas (Van Hansis) went back to the nursery, Daisy was in the bassinet. So it’s just as simple as that then right? At least Sasha thinks so. The new mama was so willing to forgive and forget the hospital mistake that could otherwise have been a major lawsuit if nothing worse. Oh, but Michael trust Sasha’s judgment over Willow’s. So, Willow has chosen a shitty boyfriend, haven’t we all? Lol On the other hand, we have Sacha be believing that her baby is better off without a father figure presence in her life. She’s even managed to convince the babies own father that this is what’s best for their child.
On the next General Hospital, someone peers into a window of the Quartermaine mansion- their focus, Baby Daisy! According to General Hospital, spoilers and rumor, daisies mixup was no hospital accident. Apparently, it could very well be Drew Cain wreaking havoc on Michael and Sasha. Is it a form of payback? Or a way to prove that Michael’s mobster upbringing deems him unsafe to raise his children? either way it looks like Drew is up to something.
General Hospital Spoilers: Nina’s Secret Breaks Willow
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) seems to be the name rolling off of everyone’s lips. Drew’s the reason for this, and Drew’s to blame for that. But is Drew really to blame for everything? Last time I checked, there is one person who could have put a stop to all of this Willow and Drew nonsense that trickled down to the end result of Willow losing her kids. Yes, it’s mommy dearest.
When the sh!t hits the fan, and Nina and Drew’s s3xual arrangement is exposed, there will be a new perspective on who is to blame for Willow’s downfall. Then, Drew won’t be alone in contempt because Nina will be right there with him- in shackles. It’s almost guaranteed that was one little confession, and Nina‘s daughter wanna have run screaming from Congressman Cain. The thing is that Nina is and always will be selfish.
Nina’s Secret Breaks Willow
While it’s understand that she didn’t tell Willow about sleeping with Drew because she’d risk losing her. But I swear that woman can’t think further than her own nose. She didn’t think that if Willow found out down the line it wound be that much worse? And even if Willow never finds out about her mother and Drew sleeping together, all the other chips have already fallen. Willow has already lost her children. And if everyone wants to say that it’s all Drew’s fault, then they shouldn’t bat an eye when someone drops that bombshell.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) couldn’t stand the thought of having Willow angry at her. So she selfishly sat back and let Drew destroy her daughter’s life. She watched as Willow’s world caved in, being her biggest supporter during this hard time. What happens when everyone finds out that Nina has had the power all along to shut this thing down before it got this bad? Before it gets worse… before it breaks Willow?
General Hospital: Sidwell and Sonny Fight For Port Charles
From custody battles to mob wars, peace in Port Charles seems like a distant memory. Unfortunately, one family is involved with both. It’s been one thing after another in Port Charles, especially for the Corinthos family, the fight is far from over. Now with things heating up in the mob world, Sidwell Leaves Sonny No Choice but to fight for what is his.
This week on General Hospital, Sidwell and Sonny talk business. In a stinging confession to Sonny, Sidwell admits that his goal is to eliminate Sonny’s influence in PC. He’s the new bad boy in town and now he’s not afraid to show it.
There are people in town who have nothing better to do than to meddle in unfamiliar territory. People that essentially know nothing about the business and only see what they want to see when it comes to Sonny Corinthos. And by people I mean Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). That woman was willing to partner up with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) in her desperate attempt to drive Sonny out of Port Charles. While still being way off base about, at least others like ADA Justine Turner (Nanzeen Contractor) have a civic responsibility to take interest in taking down Sonny and organized crime.
The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Sidwell gives Sonny no choice when it comes to a mob war. Now that he finally sees Sidwell as the threat that he is, Sonny means business. Once again, Sonny must fight for what is his.
General Hospital: Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael– This week’s emotionally charged custody battle left a mother in despair. Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) was stripped of her custody rights to her children Wiley and Amelia Corinthos. Ultimately, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was awarded full custody of their children.
TRIGGER WARNING- This Article Contains Controversial Content That Some Could Find Emotionally And/Or Mentally Triggering
It’s not typical that I post controversial topics or opinions- especially if they can related to real life pain and suffering. Here comes the but… But this post is sure to spark debate among General Hospital fans. It’s possible I am extra sensitive to this subject at this time in my life.
The Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is timely and familiar, but not identical to my current life situation. Actually, my situation is made up of parts from both Willow and Michael’s perspective. First, it’s recognized that the Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is fictional. Also, it’s been a lot of fun watching this story unfold while making fun of Willow and Drew (Cameron Mathison). Weeping Willow. Despicable Drew. It’s been a blast.
The reality of this fictional story as this that people really can lose their children in family court- and it isn’t always fair or in the best interest of the children. Sadly, many times it’s because of lies, misconstrued information, arrogance, and judgment without having the full picture. Twisted narratives can throw an entire case and result in devastating effects. And let’s be honest, regardless of Drew and Willow’s high cringe rating, no one should tip a mother from her children, therefore ripping children from their mother. Seriously, in the real world actual crack heads still have their children. Physical abusers. And God forbid worse.
Notably, this isn’t me justifying any of the stupid things Willow has done in the name of love- for Drew. Actually, this is how Michael and Willow’s storyline resembles my own personal custody battle. However, my ex is the one who moved on at lightning speed, involved the kids immediately with his new life, giving no consideration to their healing journey. Ultimately, causing emotional and psychological distress to myself and our children.
Willow’s Choices Emotionally Neglect Wiley And Amelia
Conveniently, Wiley and Amelia are young enough to manipulate with out much pushback. That worked to Willow’s advantage as she dragged them along on her new life journey with their uncle Drew. In the other hand, ny children are old enough to see the mistreatment and to speak up about it. Addressing emotional and mental health concerns with my children’s father fell on deaf ears as every word was twisted to fit his narrative.
Suddenly, (according to him) I put those thoughts and feelings into the kid’s heads. It was my fault the kids were sad because their father gave away the dog we rescued as a family. It’s my fault that the kids said they weren’t ready to move forward just yet- and didn’t want to meet another woman and her children, merely two weeks after the split. My children were freshly enduring the devastation of our divorce, and having to move out of their family home, and into separate apartments. Everything had changed right before their eyes. But the emotional well being of children doesn’t matter to a manipulator.
The Best Interest Of The Children
All Hell broke loose when I blew the whistle on his and his new girlfriend’s overnight vacation plans involving my kids. His actions went against the state recommended guidelines, as well as recommended post divorce healing practices by mental health professionals. Still, it was all my fault. That’s when the threats came to manipulate the kids. Forcing them to be involved in his relationships just weeks after we split and moved out of our family home.
He held their sports, plans with friends, WiFi, their personal devices, etc. over their heads unless they complied with his demands with zero time to heal. Then came the threats to our transportation (per his request) and parenting time arrangements every time he didn’t get his way. I was harassed as he taunted me about filing motions against me. Additionally, he has invaded my digital privacy with unauthorized login attempts to my website (generalhospitalblog.com), by logging into my Meta and changing the admin status, along with making himself to owner to my Google Business Profile.
I also found suspicious logins on my Google accounts, he was receiving emailed receipts of all my Kroger purchases, including my prescriptions, for over two years, and so much more. Additionally, my children fall victim to his emotional abuse as they are used as tools to psychologically and emotionally abuse me.
Similar to my ex’s, Willow’s actions are negligent to the emotional well being of her children. However, also similar to my ex’s actions, Michael has intentionally hurt Willow with his testimony.
Is it enough to have her children taken away? In the real world, probably not. And she should have to live without her children. People do absolutely crazy things and still have at least some custody rights to their own children. Ex convicts. Active felons. Like, come on now. As I relate more to Michael in this specific aspect, full custody for him isn’t the answer. Does Willow need to stop with the BS? Yes.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- Michael Played Dirty
The verdict is in. Regarding Wiley and Amelia, Michael has done nothing to justify losing his custody rights. His innocence shined through when the judge announced the verdict. However, just because Michael hasn’t done anything to justify losing his children doesn’t mean that he should get custody.
Michael Corinthos admitted that part of his reason to go for full custody was out of spite. Let’s be honest, everyone knows that being cheated on stings like no other. That particular betrayal bruises ego and invokes the need for revenge is so many scorned lovers. Let’s face it. Michael is a lover scorned.
Michael Crosses The Line
He even lied under oath and used Willow’s illness against her. Michael knows damn well that Willow’s decision to hide her leukemia diagnosis was made out of care and concern for her children’s best interest. This had to absolutely crush Willow. Knowing that Michael was her rock, her support, when the truth about her ill was finally came forth, and having been led to believe her husband supported her in her darkest times. Now for Michael to turn that all around on her is one of the biggest betrayals, and darkest forms of evil.
How dare Michael use Willow’s own pain against her especially when he was once alongside her, cheering her on. It’s devastating, I would know. That’s what happened to me when my ex husband filed a motion to suspend my parenting time unless I took and passed a drug test. Thankfully, the judge wasn’t buying into his BS. That’s when she ordered that he must take a drug test too. On top of that, she ordered that he must pay for both tests.
Willow battles leukemia Michael, Willow and Amelia Corinthos
Using Willow’s Pain Against Her
In his attempt to paint me as a drug abuser, he used my chronic migraine disease against me- and the medication that was PRESCRIBED TO ME for my excruciatingly painful, debilitating illness. This is basically what Michael did to Willow. For me, theicing on the cake was the false allegations that mine and my children’s family doctor was committing felony drug crimes. And my children were used in this sick game. All to gain control…
This May Be The Very First Time That I Cannot Side With My Favorite General Hospital Family
I truly believe that anyone who tries to take a loving mother away from her children, and more importantly, children away from their mother is spiteful and dangerous. In Willow’s case, Wiley and Amelia adore their mother. The judge’s decision made me sick. And what was even more disgusting was the look on her face when Willow began to break down. And don’t even get me started on Diane- isn’t she the one who said that Willow’s outburst validated the judge’s decision? That is so awful and unfair and that’s what’s actually real about family court. Willow’s reaction was due to emotional devastation- almost like hearing that someone you love has died.
Furthermore, the look on the judge’s face, and Diane’s comment are exactly what’s wrong with the family court system in the real world as well. Despite the current custody battle being fiction, this particular aspect can frighteningly mimic reality.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- The Devastation
What will happen to Willow now that the judge awarded full custody to Michael? A loss like this shouldn’t be taken lightly. General Hospital spoilers tease that Willow catapults into a dark space. And the shock and devastation keep on coming…
Finally, I close this out by expressing my disappointment in Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). As far as I can remember, Jason is know for and takes pride in his fair and honest reputation. I don’t recall a time when Jason pushed a biased narrative, or supported unfair practices. With that in mind, it’s difficult for me to wrap my head around how he thinks that the judge made the right decision. Loving mothers don’t deserve to be ripped apart from the children she grew inside her own body- giving all she had so that they can live.
It’s me, hi. I’m the one who’s triggered. LOL
And the award goes to…. Katelyn MacMullen deserves an EMMY for that performance! She was nothing short of phenomenal, and I feel my face tingle up to tears as I write this.
General Hospital: Will Cody Go Through With Deceiving Molly (and Ric and Ava)?
Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi) doesn’t seem too worried about going to prison. Maybe in the back of her mind she banks on the fact that her mother has gotten her out of trouble multiple times over. Currently, Kristina prances around town, visiting babies and soaking up the sun. The Metro Court pool is open for the Summer, and Kristina has some crosses to bear.
It’s not like Ava Jerome (Maura West) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) aren’t on Kristina’s mind. They very much are at the front of her focus, but not in the way we’d expect. Right now all Kristina should think about is getting her soul right after what she did. This girl needs some serious self reflection after attempting to kill Ava . The guilt should be eating Kristina alive after what happened to Ric and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). Instead, Kristina is fixated on any type of revenge she can get. She justifies her plan to split up Ava and Ric with claims that she’s looking out for her sister Molly (Kristen Vaganos). According to General Hospital recaps, Kristina presented Cody with a money making opportunity. She took him aside and asked him to seduce Ava. Kristina made her intentions clear- and that’s to breakup Ava and Ric, with claims that she’s doing it for Molly’s sake.
This week on General Hospital, spoilers tease that Operation Get Codied (Cody-ed): Ava Edition goes underway. Cody agreed to Kristina’s request to seduce her enemy. First, Cody is no amateur, and he requires upfront payment. Then, according to General Hospital recaps, their covert mission to split up Ava and Ric is in a trial period at this stage in the game. Cody required $1000 upfront before he proceeds with the first step of the mission. Despite his cash request, Kristina handed over her high-end designer sunglasses, and Cody accepted.
Kristina and Cody Deceive Molly
Meanwhile, Cody’s blossoming friendship with Molly becomes more and more deceptive. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Cody is conflicted. He begins to develop feelings for Molly, but his secret mission to seduce Ava Jerome gets in the way. Once again, Kristina’s actions end up having a negative effect on her sister‘s life. Who knows what could be brewing between Molly and Cody. But thanks to Molly‘s sister they may never know.
Will Kristina’s obsession with Ava, and Cody‘s greed spoil a potential romance before it even starts?
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General Hospital Blog reserves the right to monitor all Comments and to remove any Comments which can be considered inappropriate, offensive or causes breach of these Terms and Conditions.
You warrant and represent that:
You are entitled to post the Comments on our website and have all necessary licenses and consents to do so;
The Comments do not invade any intellectual property right, including without limitation copyright, patent or trademark of any third party;
The Comments do not contain any defamatory, libelous, offensive, indecent or otherwise unlawful material which is an invasion of privacy
The Comments will not be used to solicit or promote business or custom or present commercial activities or unlawful activity.
You hereby grant General Hospital Blog a non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, edit and authorize others to use, reproduce and edit any of your Comments in any and all forms, formats or media.
Hyperlinking to our Content
The following organizations may link to our Website without prior written approval:
Government agencies;
Search engines;
News organizations;
Online directory distributors may link to our Website in the same manner as they hyperlink to the Websites of other listed businesses; and
System wide Accredited Businesses except soliciting non-profit organizations, charity shopping malls, and charity fundraising groups which may not hyperlink to our Web site.
These organizations may link to our home page, to publications or to other Website information so long as the link: (a) is not in any way deceptive; (b) does not falsely imply sponsorship, endorsement or approval of the linking party and its products and/or services; and (c) fits within the context of the linking party’s site.
We may consider and approve other link requests from the following types of organizations:
commonly-known consumer and/or business information sources;
dot.com community sites;
associations or other groups representing charities;
online directory distributors;
internet portals;
accounting, law and consulting firms; and
educational institutions and trade associations.
We will approve link requests from these organizations if we decide that: (a) the link would not make us look unfavorably to ourselves or to our accredited businesses; (b) the organization does not have any negative records with us; (c) the benefit to us from the visibility of the hyperlink compensates the absence of General Hospital Blog; and (d) the link is in the context of general resource information.
These organizations may link to our home page so long as the link: (a) is not in any way deceptive; (b) does not falsely imply sponsorship, endorsement or approval of the linking party and its products or services; and (c) fits within the context of the linking party’s site.
If you are one of the organizations listed in paragraph 2 above and are interested in linking to our website, you must inform us by sending an e-mail to General Hospital Blog. Please include your name, your organization name, contact information as well as the URL of your site, a list of any URLs from which you intend to link to our Website, and a list of the URLs on our site to which you would like to link. Wait 2-3 weeks for a response.
Approved organizations may hyperlink to our Website as follows:
By use of our corporate name; or
By use of the uniform resource locator being linked to; or
By use of any other description of our Website being linked to that makes sense within the context and format of content on the linking party’s site.
No use of General Hospital Blog's logo or other artwork will be allowed for linking absent a trademark license agreement.
iFrames
Without prior approval and written permission, you may not create frames around our Webpages that alter in any way the visual presentation or appearance of our Website.
Content Liability
We shall not be hold responsible for any content that appears on your Website. You agree to protect and defend us against all claims that is rising on your Website. No link(s) should appear on any Website that may be interpreted as libelous, obscene or criminal, or which infringes, otherwise violates, or advocates the infringement or other violation of, any third party rights.
Your Privacy
Please read Privacy Policy
Reservation of Rights
We reserve the right to request that you remove all links or any particular link to our Website. You approve to immediately remove all links to our Website upon request. We also reserve the right to amen these terms and conditions and it’s linking policy at any time. By continuously linking to our Website, you agree to be bound to and follow these linking terms and conditions.
Removal of links from our website
If you find any link on our Website that is offensive for any reason, you are free to contact and inform us any moment. We will consider requests to remove links but we are not obligated to or so or to respond to you directly.
We do not ensure that the information on this website is correct, we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy; nor do we promise to ensure that the website remains available or that the material on the website is kept up to date.
Disclaimer
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we exclude all representations, warranties and conditions relating to our website and the use of this website. Nothing in this disclaimer will:
limit or exclude our or your liability for death or personal injury;
limit or exclude our or your liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
limit any of our or your liabilities in any way that is not permitted under applicable law; or
exclude any of our or your liabilities that may not be excluded under applicable law.
The limitations and prohibitions of liability set in this Section and elsewhere in this disclaimer: (a) are subject to the preceding paragraph; and (b) govern all liabilities arising under the disclaimer, including liabilities arising in contract, in tort and for breach of statutory duty.
As long as the website and the information and services on the website are provided free of charge, we will not be liable for any loss or damage of any nature.
