Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) seems like the last person to be giving out any sort of advice about telling the truth. But here she is, giving her two cents to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen).
Brook Lynn typically does things that benefit herself, and that’s probably what’s going on here too. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn gets real with Willow, which doesn’t mean she’s about to divulge her baby Bailey secret. However, Brook Lynn will school Willow on what she’s about to do when it comes to Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) proposal.
General Hospital rumors suggest Brook Lynn has a thing for Chase, so she’s deterring Willow from agreeing to marry him. Of course, it’s a bad idea to begin with, so that helps Brook Lynn’s reasoning against Willow and Chase herring married. Brook Lynn also cares about her cousin, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), and she knows he and Willow are in love. Marrying Chase would be a disaster no matter which way you look at it. So Brook Lynn’s motives aren’t completely selfish, but she of all people have no place schooling anyone on honesty.
Brook Lynn should be more concerned with the lies she’s telling Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), her father Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), stepmom Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), and all her family and friends who love her and will be devastated when the truth comes out that Bailey is Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) baby.
Regardless of credibility or motive, Brook Lynn is right. Willow should not marry Chase just because she feels sorry for him. Can Brook Lynn’s honestly get through to Willow before she makes a life altering mistake?
After much back and forth on the status of Wes Ramsey as Peter August, we now have clarification on exactly where he stands.
Elizabeth Webber made an assessment based on her knowledge as a medical professional. She took Peter’s pulse, and listen for his breath, and made her declaration based on the fact that she couldn’t get a pulse or hear and feel him breath. Peter was bleeding from his head after he smacked his head against the wall on his fall down the stairs.
General Hospital rumors started, claiming that maybe after Liz and Finn (Michael Easton) did whatever they did with his body, Peter could have possibly regained consciousness.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn and Elizabeth’s bond will grow stronger after their experience with what happened to Peter and the secret they are keeping.
General Hospital news confirms Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital. According to the cover of a recent edition of, Soap Opera Digest, the actor is OUT at GH, and the role of Peter August has been killed off.
General Hospital Blog wishes Wes Ramsey the best of luck in his future endeavors. His role as Peter August gave fans that love-to-hate feeling, and Ramsey’s talent helped keep fans captivated as the troubled villain.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) finally got what he deserved when Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) snapped, lost control, and pushed Peter down the stairs of the hospital, causing what looked to be his demise.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Dr. Finn are the only ones who know what happened to Peter while the rat of Port Charles try to hunt him down. Liz check his pulse and breath and got nothing. She and Finn came up with a plan to buy enough time for Finn to keep working on a cure for Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), by avoiding an investigation about Peter’s death.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Liz and Finn have conjured up a mass cover up, but the GH audience remains in the dark about if and where they moved his body.
General Hospital news outlets have yet to confirm Wes Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital, as well as the actor himself. This lack of confirmation draws up new General Hospital rumors, claiming Peter might not be dead after all. If Liz and Finn moved his body and walked away, it’s possible he regained consciousness and was able to seek medical attention. If that’s the case, Elizabeth could possibly go down in history as the worst medical professional on the planet, declaring someone dead who isn’t. ????
Although Ramsey’s exit from GH hasn’t been confirmed, that’s the likely outcome based on where his character Peter’s storyline has been led.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any General Hospital comings and goings surrounding the status of Wes Ramsey’s role on GH.
ABC’s General Hospital has such an amazingly outstanding and talented cast. Most of the key players on the set of GH have stuck around for many years. Many actors and actresses are passed their first entire decade, and into the second. Daytime TV’s Kirsten Storms is right there with the talented cast that has been in her role for a very long time.
Kirsten Storms has played Maxie Jones since 2005. She took a brief leave of absence from 2011-2012. She has remained front and center throughout her duration on the soap.
Breaking General Hospital news reports confirm that the daytime leading lady, Kirsten Storms has undergone brain surgery.
Due to the sensitive and serious nature of this breaking news, General Hospital Blog will like to leave the delivery of this information right to the source.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Kirsten has shared her shocking revelation with her General Hospital fans on her Instagram page. Kristen is accompanied by her on screen and real life BFF, Emme Rylan. Their friendship is absolutely beautiful, as both ladies reciprocate actions of what true friendship is all about.
We are keeping Kristen Storms high up in our prayers ???????? as she recovers from this medical situation. We also pray for and thank the doctors who have taken care of Kirsten. And of course, for Emme Rylan, along with Kirsten’s family and friends, and all those who have helped her through this difficult time.
The day has finally arrived. GH fans have been anticipating the day Peter August (Wes Ramsey) got what has been coming to him. Peter has been getting away with tormenting the people of Port Charles for far too long. But those he has hurt the most take solice in knowing that each move Peter makes is a step closer to him slipping up and getting caught.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Peter August is without a pulse, without breath, which led Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) to believe he is dead. She and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) plan to make Peter’s disappearance look like he’s on the run.
General Hospital rumors claim Finn and Elizabeth keep this secret together, alluding to their family and friends that Peter must have taken off and is on the run.
General Hospital news reports have not yet confirmed Wes Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital, as well as Ramsey himself. He has not made a statement yet at this time, confirming or denying the exit rumors. It seems pretty clear that Peter August is as dead as one can be after Elizabeth found no pulse and no breath while he was lying lifeless and bleeding, at the bottom of the stairwell.
General Hospital comings and goings rumors claim Ramsey is OUT at GH and his character, Peter August will be assumed on the run until finally being declared deceased.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any news related to Wes Ramsey’s GJ edit rumors and status with the daytime drama.
We haven’t heard much General Hospital news surrounding GH actress, Emme Rylan’s status as Lulu Spencer Falconeri. Lulu is currently still in a coma, due to the fact that her uncle Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), used The Floating Rib to place a bomb, in what happened to be a failed attempt to take out Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Rylan will eventually come back to the set of General Hospital as the storyline surrounding Lulu and her family is not over.
Although we haven’t seen Emme on screen in a while, GH fans can keep up with her on her personal Instagram page.
In her recent IG post, she shares a pic of her son Levi learning to play guitar. The photo is captioned, “Levi learning how to play the guitar is making my heart explode with all the cuteness!
Emme Rylan responded to a fan’s question, asking which app Levi is using as a learning tool. Rylan revealed he is using the app, SimplyGuitar.
Best of luck to Levi on his musical journey learning the world of guitar.
The wait is over. Peter August (Wes Ramsey) finally got what was coming to him. After all the lives Peter has destroyed, including committing murder more than once.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn and Elizabeth keep what happened to Peter a secret. Liz made it crystal clear that she doesn’t want Finn going to prison over a disgrace or w human such as Peter. She also pointed out that if Finn comes clean, or even admits he and Peter had an argument, the investigation would take too long. Time is of the essence when it comes to Chase’s condition which was brought on by Peter.
General Hospital previews show Liz and Finn talking to Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) about Peter. They are sticking to their story that Peter has gotten away and is on the run. It looks as though the lies have come full circle now that Finn has to keep this secret about Peter from Anna.
What will they do with the body? General Hospital rumors claim Liz and Peter need to move Peter’s body so that he isn’t found and can continue to be presumed a fugitive.
Every so often an actor/actress displays a level of talent that is so powerful, we as fans can’t help but recognize. There are also those times when not only the fans give recognition, but co-stars as well.
The performance by Kirsten Storms on Wednesday’s episode of General Hospital set the bar extremely high for these recognizable scenes. The raw emotion brought forth by Storms has her audience living and breathing everything Maxie Jones was feeling as she was finally letting it all out on the man she once loved, Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Kirsten’s co-star and scene partner, Wes Ramsey, has publicly recognized Kirsten for her work and what she has brought to the story of Maxie and Peter.
In a recent Instagram post, Ramsey highlights his screen partner, Storms, while recognizing their chemistry as co-stars. A portion of Ramsey’s caption reads, “We really brought the house down. In a glorious blaze. ????”
General Hospital rumors were bound to surface as Peter August runs out of time. Those rumors claim that Ramsey could be headed toward his GH exit. These rumors are based on Peter’s unredeemable character. How can anyone come back from this? It’s entirely possible. It’s a soap opera, and in the soap world, anything is possible.
Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) is under immense pressure to keep to her Oath and help Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) regardless of what kind of human being he may be. He trusts that she holds her Oath and honor dearly, and won’t do anything to jeopardize her ethics.
It looked like Portia and Trina has gotten through the worst of things when she removed Renault’s bullet and watched him pass out from the pain. But what they didn’t do will serve as their biggest mistake.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Portia and Trina are still at the wrong end of Cyrus’ gun. The Portia has the perfect opportunity to remove the gun from his hands as he was momentarily unconscious
The entire General Hospital fan base was in total shock when Roger Howarth’s character, Franco Baldwin, was unexpectedly killed by Wes Ramsey’s, Peter August. Everyone knows Peter is crazy, but still, nobody saw Franco’s death coming.
General Hospital news reports quickly confirmed that Howarth‘s exit would be temporary. Immediately following the news that Howarth would be returning to GH, GH rumors began, surrounding the mystery of Roger’s new character’s identity.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal what it was like for Roger to return to the set of GH. In a recent interview withSoap Opera Digest, Howarth opened up about his feelings upon his return. He told SOD, “I was straight-up terrified, 100 percent. I love what I do and I was glad to get back to it — but there’s a certain amount of nervous energy that showed up.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal Howarth’s new character, Austin, is still a work in progress. He explains that he can’t make himself look much different physically, but must be different in other ways. He said, “I can’t change the way I look so much. So for this guy to be different, he has to speak differently and walk differently and to be honest, I’ve had mixed success and it’s taken me a bit — I’m still kind of figuring it out. [But] I hope the audience enjoys him, because there is some great story coming.”
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