The Quartermaine mansion, The Corinthos family home, Maxie’s (Kirsten Storms) apartment, The Savoy, Kelly’s, and General Hospital itself are just a few of the main sets we as GH fans see, and that have become staples around Port Charles.
Every now and then, General Hospital will redecorate a set or two, or introduce an entirely new set.
According to TV Insider, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal, Executive Producer, Frank Valentini has made an announcement regarding the latest set change on General Hospital. “GH is very excited to announce the opening of The Metro Court Pool and Spa — the place to see and be seen this summer for all the heat and drama.”
Under the direction of Frank Valentini, set designers Jennifer Elliot and Andrew Evashchen were to make the poolside set as realistic as possible. Valentini wanted the actors to be able to actually get into the pool, which required the design of the pool to be made deeper than normal for a TV set. Evashchen told TV Insider, “It’s about three feet deep,” this allows for the set to look more believable which was Valentini’s main goal.
Evashchen disclosed some intricate details to building the set, “We lined [the water tanks] with a certain material that’s like a bed liner for trucks. It works really well for pools. It’s durable and watertight. We chose a specific blue that Frank really liked and had the pool sprayed and sealed in that color.”
GH’s Eden McCoy had great things to say about the new set, as she has filmed some scenes poolside, along with co-star William Lipton. Josslyn and Cam will be spending time there in this Summer heat. McCoy told TV Insider, “It’s so much fun to work in this set, “I haven’t gone fully into the pool yet, but they keep it warm for us. It feels different taping in this set, very relaxed. Shawn Reeves (Wardrobe) has been styling us with these cute bathing suits and new wardrobe. McCoy also disclosed that this set will be around for quite a while since they have already begun filming episodes that will air in September, and the set is still being used.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the set will be unveiled on the Thursday, July 15th episode of GH.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) just received some good news that frankly, she doesn’t deserve. With persuasion from Jax (Ingo Rademacher), Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) called Nina to let her know he is willing to allow her to visit his son, and Nina’s grandson, Wiley.
Nina rushed backed to Port Charles at the chance to see and build a relationship with Wiley. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina has to answer to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) when it comes to the grandson they share.
General Hospital previews show Nina’s first encounter with Carly since Nina skipped town and landed in Nixon Falls. Nina left to clear her head after feeling betrayed by Jax and Carly, after they kept her in the dark about Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) being her long lost daughter.
General Hospital spoilers reveal carly is cordial with Nina, which is more than Nina deserves.
Nina has done some major damage to the Corinthos family by discovering Sonny is alive and never having the courtesy to put his family out of mourning. Not only has she kept this secret, but she has betrayed Sonny in more ways than one. Let’s start with how she has led him on, and now they’ve both developed feelings for one another, knowing damn well that he is a happily married man. Nina would never stand a chance with a man like Sonny if it weren’t for his amnesia.
General Hospital rumors indicate that time is near for Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to make his way home to PC, without knowing PC is his home. Although Nina’s first encounter with Carly won’t be volatile, what’s coming Nina’s way will be everything she deserves and more. No one crosses Carly and Sonny without paying for it.
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.
Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) has been working on a cure for his son, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), with Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), and he thought he had it in the bag. Elizabeth called Chase’s mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) to come to the hospital right away. Finn and Elizabeth explained that both parents needed to be present to gain dna swab samples.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn’s cure didn’t work out the way he had hoped, and it looks like Chase is in more grave danger than ever before. Finn needs to act quickly, so he and Elizabeth must figure out what possibly could have gone wrong.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest it’s one simple detail that needs to be tweaked in order for the antidote to work as planned. Finn and Elizabeth explained that the DNA swab samples need to come from both parents, as the immune system would recognize DNA from those who created Chase. This seemed like the perfect plan; to gather DNA from both parents… unless one of them isn’t one of Chase’s parents.
General Hospital rumors suggest this is when they will find out that Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) is actually Chase’s father, and Finn is still his brother! They will piece together that Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) tampered with the results to get back at Jackie.
Do you hope it turns out that Finn is not Chase’s father, or have you embraced a father son relationship between the two?
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) made the tough decision to go against what his mother, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) advised, and went ahead and made a deal with his good ole Uncle Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Even his wife, Ava Jerome (Maura West) begged him not to return Florence Gray to Cyrus in exchange for Alexis Davis’ (Nancy Lee Grahn) protection.
Nikolas realizes he should have done things differently when dealing with Cyrus. But it’s too late to go back and change things.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas is ready to face his uncle with an approach that is an equal, and possibly even greater force. Nikolas isn’t messing around now that he sees how dangerous Renault can be after threatening Ava and Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) daughter, Avery. Cyrus even tried to intimidate Nikolas by name dropping his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel).
General Hospital previews show Nikolas telling Ava that Cyrus is about to meet his father’s side of the family. Renault thinks his tougher and more ruthless than a Spencer, but wait until he feels the wrath of the Cassadine side of the family.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Nikolas is ready to unleash talked Cassadine savagery. Nikolas Cassadine has always prided himself on how different he is from his father, Stavros, leaving evil in the past with Helena and the rest. But Nikolas has always had it in him to do what it takes as a Cassadine.
Nikolas is about to show Cyrus the true meaning of why he’s referred to as, The Dark Prince.
Earlier this month, General Hospital news reports confirmed that there would be a special episode of GH airing, in honor of late General Hospital star, John Reilly.
General Hospital spoilers revealed that John Reilly’s daughter, Caitlin, will appear in this GH tribute to her late father.
GH Special Honors John Reilly
According to General Hospital spoilers, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner), Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom), and Mac Scorpio (John J. York), will mourn the loss of their friend Sean Donely on May 21st.
In this episode, GH spoilers suggest there will be a mystery involving Sean’s daughter, Annie (Caitlin Reilly), that will draw the attention of Anna, Felicia, Laura, Kevin, and Mac.
Don’t miss the mystery unfold in the May 21st episode of General Hospital!
GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy Lee Grahn. General Hospital star Maurice Benard is a fan favorite. He’s famously known and loved for portraying family-oriented mobster, Sonny Corinthos. The Emmy winning actor is also for his kind heart, his dedication to community outreach, raising mental health awareness, his sense of humor, and much more.
General Hospital news reports reveal Maurice’s recent Instagram video with co-star Ingo Rademacher caused backlash from fans. Benard and Rademacher’s dialogue was taken out of context and misconstrued. On screen, Sonny and Jax other than their devotion to Carly, may be polar opposites and even enemies, however, in real life they are very close friends. The two daytime tv icons (along with an earlier appearance by Kin Shriner, aka Scotty Baldwin), were part of a video posted to IG. The video featured Maurice and Ingo’s silly banter. Among the topics discussed were Kin and Ingo’s hair, as well as, working on the GH set.
Maurice Benard and Ingo Rademacher’s video causes a stir
General Hospital spoilers reveal details of the Instagram video in question. Ingo points out that he is about to go work with his “friend.” Then, Benard asks Ingo whom. When Ingo points to Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), Benard says, “Oh I’m sorry man,” and the two playfully laugh. According to GH spoilers, GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy with their backstage performance.
It’s no secret that Ingo and Nancy have had their issues. Previously, General Hospital Blog reported GH news that stated Nancy blocked her co-star Ingo Rademacher from her Twitter account. Unfortunately, Ingo and Nancy have a rocky relationship in recent times. It’s understood that Maurice was simply making light of their past situation when his playful comment got blown out of proportion. In the Instagram video below, you can see Maurice and Ingo’s playful and light hearted exchange.
GH news confirms Maurice Benard issued an apology, explaining his intentions. In addition to an apology, he emphasized his respect for Nancy Lee Grahn. Take a look at Maurice’s apology in the tweet below.
I want to say I got a hold of Nancy. She gave me her feelings I gave her mine. I respect Nancy a great deal and I apologize if I offended anyone. I tease like this with all my friends, just ask Chad,Steve,Dom,and Laura. Always in a playful way
We hope all parties involved have cleared the air and found a way to move on from this. Benard reminded fans of his playful nature while calling on other co-stars. Chad Duell (Michael Corinthos), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri), are among the many of Maurice’s friends who partake in Maurice’s lighthearted fun.
We hope Maurice has the happiest of birthdays!! We ❤️ you, Maurice!
General Hospital star Wes Ramsey joined the cast of the adventurous, Daytime TV drama, in in October of 2017, and made his first on air debut on November 14th, 2017, as the devious Peter August.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal things are about to unravel as Peter’s secrets emerge from the darkness.
General Hospital news reports, actor, Wes Ramsey has shared a message on Instagram that sounds a lot like a goodbye. In the caption to his IG post below, Ramsey addresses fans by captioning, “Thank you for sharing in the adventure of this journey.”
Is this goodbye for GH’s slithery villain? GH Blog will keep fans up to date on any GH comings and goings news regarding Ramsey’s status with the soap opera.
Wes Ramsey’s real life girlfriend, Laura Wright, continues to play the iconic role of mob wife, Carly Corinthos. However, Ramsey’s potential exit has a much more significant impact on another character, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms). General Hospital spoilers reveal that Maxie is about to run into another storm as she suffers yet another great heartbreaking loss.
The personal life of an actor is anyone’s guess except when the individual makes it crystal clear through social media posts.
Although Nancy’s tweets and IG posts are not her entire life, they do paint a big picture of a certain aspect of her life. Nancy isn’t known for keeping quiet or being polite. She’s known for telling it how she sees it, even if it’s offensive to another party, including fellow females.
General Hospital news reports, that in a recent tweet, NLG, who plays Alexis Davis on General Hospital, used Twitter as a way to name call TV personality and conservative, Tomi Lahren.
General Hospital Blog doesn’t condone the use of this particular word, therefore we will just let y’all take it upon yourself to read Nancy’s tweet so we don’t have to repeat the word used.
If you’ve ever wondered what side of the political fence Nancy stakes claim in, just ooo into her social media and any information regarding Nancy’s political views will be right there.
This twat.. dammit, sorry typo twit, has unsurprisingly never read a book about turtles. Average to small sized turtles only live to 80. #MitchMcConnell is 78 so do the math, Taffy, Toni, Tippy, whatever the F ur name is. https://t.co/sGiH8SvzD4
General Hospital actress, Haley Pullos has grown up right before the eyes of her daytime tv audience. She joined the cast of General Hospital, as Molly Lansing Davis in 2013, at the age of 11. Molly is the daughter of Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst).
Haley Pullos is all grow up now, as she has announced on social media that she is over the age of 18. General Hospital news reports, the over-18 actress shared a video of herself on her personal Instagram page. The type of video posted by Pullos is called, “Self Tapes.” In the video, Pullos states, “Hey I’m Haley Pullos, I’m over 18, and I’m 5’3”.“
A self tape is an audition the actor films remotely, usually requested by a casting director, and is expected to be sent back in a timely fashion. Casting Directors often provide the sides, instructions, and deadline, and then it is up to the actor to film, edit, and return it on time.
The announcement has drawn in fans, mainly complimenting the actresses physical appearance. General Hospital news and rumors have been hot lately with all the shocking casting cuts. At this time, there has been no explanation for the post, but General Hospital rumors suggest Pullos may be auditioning for another acting role. There has not been any GH news to confirm or deny regarding the actresses status with General Hospital.
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