Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has been hurt and betrayed by people she loved and trusted. Now, Nina has set out to clear her head and… get a little revenge.
It wasn’t Nina’s original intention to do something they would hurt Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) even offered to help Nina if she needed a plan to get back at Carly. Nina declined and left town.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things will start to heat up between Nina and her not so new friend, “Mike,” aka Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital rumors suggest Nina’s choice to keep Sonny in the dark about his identity and family back in Port Charles will end up backfiring. GH rumors claim that Nina will end up falling in love with Sonny and it’s all based on a lie. Sonny may even fall for Nina, but will be crushed and angry when the truth unravels.
General Hospital actor, Hudson West, plays the role of Jake Webber Spencer. As the son of Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), West stepped into the role in 2016.
General Hospital fans were a little confused when they saw West’s return debut in his scenes with co-star and TV brother, William Lipton, as Cameron Webber. General Hospital rumors began claiming the child was recast. Turns out, Hudson has frown upon so much since we last saw him on GH, he was unrecognizable to some fans.
General Hospital news confirms that West is still currently recurring as Jake.
General Hospital spoilers and news reveal Hudson confirmed his identity in a Tweet.
It’s been a few plus years since we have seen Shawn Butler around Port Charles. He is serving time in Pentonville for a crime he didn’t commit. He was charged with shooting Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig).
Sean Blakemore left GH in 2015 when his character, Shawn Butler, was sent to prison. He returned for a brief stint in 2016 but hasn’t been seen since.
General Hospital news reports have confirmed the return of Sean as Shawn in GH comings and goings.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Shawn will shake things up in Jordan Ashford’s (Briana Nicole Henry) and their son, TJ Ashford’s (Tajh Bellow) lives.
General Hospital fans were devastated when a beloved character was recently killed. Fans worried they wouldn’t be seeing the iconic actor, Roger Howarth anymore on GH.
Soon after the shocking character death, General Hospital news confirmed Howarth would be retuning to the show despite the certainty of Franco Baldwin’s demise.
General Hospital rumors began swirling as a result of fans making claims that Howarth would return to GH as either Drew Cain (Billy Miller), or his former One Life To Live character, the infamous Todd Manning.
General Hospital news reports have confirmed that ABC shut down the possibility of bringing back Todd due to a character flaw. It was felt that it wasn’t a good idea to bring in another rapist to the daytime drama. Back on OLTL, Todd took part in a gang rape, and the victim was Marty Saybrooke (Susan Haskell). When James Franco played the role of Franco, aka, Robert Frank, he alluded to raping Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), but later admitted he never actually raped her. James Franco’s version of Franco also arranged for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) to be raped in prison.
According toDaytime Confidential, a source states, “Howarth is definitely staying put but he won’t be back as Todd,” and continues on by saying. “They want a character with less controversy surrounding him so he can be paired with any of the women on the canvas.”
The Official General Hospital Fan Club Instagram page has received a message from General Hospital star, Ian Buchanan. Buchanan played the legendary Duke Lavery, Anna Devane‘s fiery romantic flame.
Anna’s love died from a gunshot would ordered our by the late Julian Jerome (William deVry) back in May of 2015. He has since returned to the canvas playing his ghost.
General Hospital news reports that actor Ian Buchanan has sent a video message to the Official GH fan club, wishing fans a Happy Spring. Buchanan mentions he is eager to get back to events where he can be with the fans.
General Hospital news reveal, he also addresses how he enjoys checking in on the show and being there [General Hospital] every now and again, alluding to a potential future return to the daytime drama.
Is it goodbye for General Hospital’s, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn)? Alexis has been sentenced to three years in Pentonville for the assault of Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), are in disbelief even though they were mentally prepared for any outcome. Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) fought hard for her friend. It was a sad but not unexpected outcome.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis is about to face her demons head on just as she planned. She needed to do this for her own self care. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has been on constant support of Alexis making her own decision when it came to what will be best for her to be able to remain in recovery.
General Hospital rumors have put Nancy Lee Grahn’s status with the 58 year old daytime drama into question.
General Hospital news has not made any reports confirming nor denying any exit plans, temporary or permanent, for Nancy.
Is there a way out of this for Alexis? And of there were, would she even accept the assistance, or will she stick to wanting to pay for what she’s done?
Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) fury is on fire after finding out his brother Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) betrayed him after seeing their mother, Florence, who is being held by Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
Cyrus tried to make a deal with Carly to get Jason released, and when he came to see Jason under the assumption he’d take the deal, Cyrus become even more furious when he found out he still wouldn’t get his mother back.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus continues to bait Jason while visiting his cell at Pentonville. Jason has already sent Carly to get in touch with Anna Devane (Finola Hughes). Together they can prove Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) has falsely identified Jason, and could convince her to retract her statement, putting the real killer, Peter August (Wes Ramsey), at the scene of the crime.
General Hospital previews show Cyrus asking Jason if he is ready to come around. Jason is confident that Gladys’ statement will turn bogus and therefore, won’t budge on returning Florence to Cyrus. Will Jason’s decision to stand firm push Cyrus over the edge?
General Hospital star, Johnny Wactor, joined the cast on January 25th, 2020, as Brando Corbin, distant cousin of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). He has since become a key player in the mob world of Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal some exciting things are happening which involve Wactor’s character, Brando. Brando is working undercover for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), on behalf of Sonny. He’s tangled up in Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) world, but only to get information to report back to Jason. Brando’s mother on the other hand is eating right out of Cyrus Renault’s hands as she takes from him what she claimed she never for enough of from the Corinthos family. As long as Renault is paying, Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) is delivering. Even if that means betraying her own family.
General Hospital news reports, Johnny Wactor wishes fans a happy Spring and encourages them to continue watching GH. General Hospital spoilers reveal he goes on to mention things will be brewing in upcoming weeks! Watch as things intensify between Jason, Cyrus, Peter, and more!
General Hospital’s Amanda Setton has returned to the soap opera as a member one of the show’s core families. The role of Brook Lynn Quartermaine was temporarily recast when Setton left the show on maternity leave. Actress Briana Lane stepped into Setton’s shoes until her exit late last year.
General Hospital news reports Amanda Setton has opened up about her recent return to General Hospital. She begins an interview by expressing her joy for playing the role of Brook Lynn. She said, “I was very excited to get back to GH!” She continued on about her cast mates and why she enjoys the role she plays. “I missed everyone so much and missed getting to play Brook Lynn each day. She’s just such a fun, spunky, ‘live life to the fullest’ kind of gal. That’s an energy I enjoy getting to tap into!”
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Amanda’s take on how it feels to step into the role on de again. The new mother of three revealed her return feels different this time. Setton acknowledges that she “was definitely a bit more nervous than normal given the sleeplessness I’m dealing with right now because of the baby, but was excited for the challenge. My first day back was so wonderful, seeing all the producers and the entire cast and crew. It was so amazing being back with Wally (Ned Ashton) and Lisa (Olivia Falconeri); they really feel like my family. It was so comforting being back together again in the Quartermaine living room!”
The fans are greatly appreciated and Setton expressed her gratitude to the GH fans for their love and support. She said, “Thank you for supporting the show and for falling in love with Brook Lynn. She’s a dynamo, but beneath it all, has a big heart and always has her family and their well-being as her priority. You guys are the best!”
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate Brook Lynn’s return to Port Charles will be full of drama and excitement. She has returned with a bun in then oven, and the father of her baby is a Cassadine! There won’t be a dull moment!
Little Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) was last seen on General Hospital, in early December of 2020. Charlotte was having a rough go at her young little life, as she struggled through family problems.
Charlotte was starting to act out after feeling resentful toward Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) for her role in pretending to be Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) long lost daughter. She didn’t like Jax (Ingo Rademacher) because of his budding relationship with Nina after her split from Charlotte’s Papa, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
General Hospital comings and goings news reveal the actress has a recurring role on this daytime drama. General Hospital news confirms the return of Charlotte Cassadine to Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Valentin Cassadine is about to become a father again, giving little Charlotte a sibling. Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) return to Port Charles will shock her entire family. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is the only one who knows Brook Lynn is back in town and pregnant with Valentin’s baby.
General Hospital rumors suggest Charlotte will continue to have a hard time with family life, especially now that she’ll have to share the lime light with her new baby brother or sister. Currently, Charlotte is the apple of Valentin’s eye, and she idolizes her father. Charlotte has been exhibiting rebellious behavior, such as bringing a snake in a backpack to Violet Finn’s (Jophielle Love) birthday party. Now that Brook Lynn will become Charlotte’s new half siblings mother, GH rumors hint that Brook Lynn will be in for a real treat when it comes to Charlotte.
Charlotte is about to make things difficult for her Papa and Brook Lynn once the news is out.
A recent Instagram post reveals GH spoilers confirming Fernandez’s return. The photo shows Scarlett sitting in a chair, on set at GH. The photo is captioned, “You have no idea how happy this chair makes me,” indicating her excitement to return to work.
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