Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) knows that he has to give 110% when it comes to the effort put in for getting full custody of his son, Wiley. Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) displayed yet again, behavior that proves she is not fit to be a mother. Nelle’s antics regarding Wiley’s recent heart surgery open Michael’s eyes even wider as he realized he must stop at nothing to keep Nelle away from his son.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael goes back on his original decision, opposing his girlfriend, Sasha Gilmore’s (Sofia Mattsson), suggestion for Michael and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) to marry.
Willow’s boyfriend, Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is fully against the idea and expressed a bit of anger toward Willow after the discussion. Now that Michael is ready to do what it takes to ensure he gets custody of Wiley, General Hospital spoilers hint that Michael will approach Willow, rehashing Sasha’s plan for him to marry Willow.
General Hospital rumors claim that Willow will agree to marry Michael, despite Chase’s disapproval. It’s been rumored that this will drive a huge wedge between Willow and Chase, as Willow knows what she needs to do for the child she loves, and Chase can’t get past his girlfriend marrying another man.
Is Sasha to blame for Willow and Chase’s inevitable breakup? Will she and Michael be next to follow?
William DeVry is very social on Twitter. He likes to engage directly with fans and learn their thoughts and opinions on real life topics along with everything to do with General Hospital story lines.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating, making claims that Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) will become pregnant after her random encounter with Port Charles bad boy gone soft, Julian Jerome (William DeVry).
General Hospital spoilers reveal fans are not alone in their thoughts about a baby for Britt and Julian. DeVry took to twitter to ask fans how they feel about it. Take a look at his tweet below.
Mike Corbin (Max Gail) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are taking a walk when they run into Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Brando (Johnny Wactor) in the hall way. Mike’s health recently took a plunge, and Turning Woods warned Sonny. Sonny didn’t waste any time and rushed to his side.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that at one of Sonny’s visits with Mike, he and Mike take a walk. They run into Brando and Carly and the very sight of Brando triggers something in Mike. It sparks a memory and Mike yells out that Brando should be dead.
Mike’s mental health has taken a turn for the worse and his memories and getting more and more confusing. He doesn’t know what’s real from fiction anymore. When Mike’s memory is triggered by the sight of Brando, General Hospital spoilers indicate Sonny won’t take Mike seriously and chalks it up to his Alzheimer’s. General Hospital rumors claim Mike’s memories are spot on and he remembers Brando from the past. Brando came out of nowhere after being presumed dead. It’s very possible that Mike new Brando and remembers being told he died.
Will Sonny and Carly take Mike’s instincts about Brando seriously?
Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) is going through a rough time. She has a lot on her plate and a lot on her mind for a teenager. Trina has just experienced trauma as a result of being kidnapped with friend, Cameron Webber (William Lipton). Trina also is stumbling through her emotions as she fights feelings for Cam in order to stay loyal to her best friend, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). She just got another big blow after finding out from Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) that her dad, Taggert (Real Andrews) was involved in planting evidence in order to send Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) to prison. Although Jordan knows that isn’t true, Trina has been told it’s true and is not trying to process that as well.
Trina and her mom, Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) have been at odds lately. Trina isn’t fond of Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) because she blames him for her dad’s death. She holds that against her mom that she and Curtis have a past. Portia is upset with Trina for skipping school to go to Ava’s art gallery. She’s no fan of Ava Jerome (Maura West) and doesn’t like her daughter spending every waking moment in her presence. Portia Robinson doesn’t like Ava’s influence on her daughter.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Portia and Trina continue to be at odds, and eventually things get so tense that Trina feels she needs space. General Hospital rumors claim Ava steps in and offers for Trina to come stay with her until she is able to smooth things over with her mom. Trina is so angry with her mother and trying to handle her own life, she turns to Ava for support.
Will Trina rebel against her mom and move in with Ava?
Today, April 1st, marks the 57th Anniversary for the every popular Daytime Drama, General Hospital. It seems like yesterday we were all celebrating the 50 year milestone, and here were, seven years past that. Time surely does fly, especially when you’re having fun. For me, I have thoroughly enjoyed each year we have been blessed with this soap opera on our television.
Let’s look at this milestone as a bright spot during these trying times. If we have to be in quarantine while we over come this Covid-19 pandemic, at least we have General Hospital to make us smile!
Here’s to celebrating many more years of General Hospital spoilers, news, rumors, drama, and excitement!
Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) is grieving the loss of her father, Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews). Taggert wasn’t back in Port Charles long before the tragedy occurred. It had been nearly two decades since Port Charles mob boss, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) had seen his enemy, and at there first recent encounter, it was like things hadn’t changed. Taggert and Sonny were on each other’s nerves right away, however, this time, Taggert informed Sonny he wasn’t in town to take him down. It turned out Sonny and Taggert both wanted to take down Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).
Taggert saved his daughter Trina and her friend Cameron Webber (William Lipton) from a kidnapped orchestrated by Renault. Taggert died as a result of the tragedy and now his daughter and ex-wife, Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) are mourning his loss. His partner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) is mourning the loss of a co-worker and friend. However that may not be the case.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jordan Ashford made a phone call to a mystery person from a burner phone. This wasn’t just any person Jordan was reaching out to. It wasn’t someone to listen and comfort and give support. This person was the only person who could truly help Jordan at this time. She assures the individual on the other line that she is on the burner phone that is meant for only that person. She said, “I wouldn’t have called you if it wasn’t important.” Jordan then seems to asks her friend for approval.
General Hospital have teased that Taggert had actually faked his death as part of a plan to take down Cyrus. General Hospital rumors claimed he and Sonny Corinthos were in on the plan together. New General Hospital rumors claim it isn’t Taggert and Sonny who have the plan, but Taggert and Jordan.
Jordan most likely called her friend and partner, Marcus Taggert as he lays low in order to set the stage for Jordan to catch Cyrus. General Hospital rumors suggest Taggert is alive. Trina is mourning his loss, but if General Hospital spoilers are true that Curtis is Trina’s father, there will be a lot more for Trina to deal with when she discovers these truths.
Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) is doing all he can to support his wife, Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) during this trying time in Port Charles. Jordan is battling an enemy from her past, a known criminal, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Curtis was introduced to Detective Marcus Taggert when he returned to Port Charles to reconnect with his old partner, Jordan, to take down the common enemy. Jordan and Taggert are two of the four Officers who were involved in an undercover operation that put Cyrus behind bars.
Curtis doesn’t know much about Taggert, other than being his wife’s partner. Now that Taggert has passed away, there are even more questions that came tot he surface. We learned that Marcus Taggert was Trina Robinson’s (Sydney Makayla) father, and her mother Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) has a past with Curtis. When Portia came to Port Charles, Curtis was shocked to see his old flame. Portia and Curtis had an affair while she was married to Taggert. Curtis was up front with Portia and flat out asked her if he was Trina’s father, which Portia quickly shot down the claim.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Curtis has unanswered questions and uses his skills to dig deeper into anything that involves Taggert. Curtis is unsettled and can’t let this rest. Although Portia told Curtis he is not Trina’s father, he digs into the timeline of when he and Portia were together. General Hospital rumors claim Curtis will discover that Portia’s husband was caught up in the investigation of Cyrus Renault, and wasn’t around during the time she would have become pregnant.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Trina is in for a shocking surprise, and although she thinks she has lost her dad (Taggert), General Hospital rumors suggest she will gain a father in Curtis.
Is Portia lying to Trina and Curtis about Trina’s true paternity?
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is fighting for the well being of his child, against the child’s own mother. Wiley (Erik and Theo Olson) needs heart surgery to repair a hole in his heart that he has had since birth. Wiley’s symptoms are progressing, and although the situation is not an emergency, it remains imperative that Michael and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) agree that Wiley must undergo surgery to repair the issue. Michael and his grandmother, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), have presented the case to Nelle, explaining the issue and why it is completely necessary for to go ahead with the heart surgery.
Nelle is being difficult to say the least, and is refusing to sign the consent form for treatment, which in Wiley’s case, is heart surgery. Nelle presented her rebuttal to Michael, refusing to sign the document. Michael’s girlfriend Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and mom Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have tried knocking sense into Nelle, explaining why this is so important.
Michael and Carly have had enough with Nelle and her bulllsh!t and are taking matters into their own hands. General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael will go ahead with consenting to the surgery without Nelle. In Friday’s episode of General Hospital, Michael made a call to his lawyer, Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy).
General Hospital rumors indicate Michael is trying to come up with a way to go forward with the operation legally, regardless of whether or not the child’s mother gives consent. Carly on the other hand is taking matters into her own hands. Carly fights for what she wants, especially when she is fighting for what’s right for her family. Carly will be damned to let Nelle stand in the way of her grandson receiving the treatment that is needed for him to survive,
While Michael is trying to work on getting things moving along with Diane, Carly has her own plan of action. After arguing on the roof of GH with Nelle, Carly failed at reasoning with her and locked Nelle out on the roof.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nelle’s signature will be forged, making it possible for Michael to go forward with Wiley’s operation but leaving an opportunity for it to come back and bite Carly for going about it the way she has.
Nelle can’t stay on the roof forever, and when she finds out what happened, she will come at the Corinthos family even harder than before. Will Diane be able to save Michael from any legal repercussions of his mom’s actions? More importantly, will Michael be able to escape Nelle’s wrath?
Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) is working for Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), carrying out orders of illegal activity, along with directing Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) to carry out orders from Cyrus as well. Cyrus has managed to rope Jordan into helping him carry out illegal activity through Port Charles as he hangs her son TJ Ashford’s (Tajh Bellow) over her head. Jordan is being blackmailed by Renault while Harmony made an agreement with the villain in exchange for her freedom.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) has already put the pieces together, that Harmony is working for Cyrus, and all the pieces fit into place when Jordan confessed to her husband Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and Jason, that TJ was being help captive by Cyrus.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Harmony is in the thick of the danger now that Jordan, Sonny, Jason, and Curtis, are on the same page. Harmony knows she is on borrowed time, which prompted her to have a heart to heart with her daughter, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). In their conversation, Harmony mentioned that Willow has been the best thing to come to her. Typically, that is not the way a mother would express that sentiment to her biological daughter. It’s as if she had acquired Willow at some point in her life as opposed to giving birth to her child.
General Hospital spoilers revealed Nina and Willow both have halves to a heart shaped pendant, leading fans to the assumption that the other half of that necklace is in the possession of Nina’s long lost daughter, Willow.
As Harmony prepares for the worst, General Hospital rumors claim that if Harmony dies during this war with Cyrus, at this time is when Willow will discover Harmony is not her biological mother. This leaves an opportunity for Willow to be on the hunt for how this could possibly have happened, how she was lead to believe that Harmony was her mother, and where to begin now in order to find her long lost mother.
Willow and Nina both have halves to the heart shaped pendant, eventually leading to their discovery that they have a much deeper connection.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) has a vendetta against Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) and the city of Port Charles. Cyrus has made Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) his enemy as he is doing everything in his power to take over Sonny’s territory in town. Sonny Corinthos may be a mobster but he wants nothing to do with running drugs through Port Charles. Sonny wants to keep his legit businesses, legit, and not engage in any drug trafficking activity. Cyrus has other plans and is ready to go to extremes to get what he wants.
Previous General Hospital spoilers have revealed Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) is working for Cyrus as a result of a deal Renault made with Harmony in exchange for her freedom from Pentonville.
General Hospital spoilers reveal this week Sonny will receive a phone call with devastating news. General Hospital rumors claim Cyrus has ordered Harmony to visit Turning Woods, going after Sonny’s father, Mike Corbin (Max Gail). Cyrus is likely trying to distract Sonny from his next move forward in his plan to take over the territory. Although it’s unlikely Harmony will go the extreme of killing Mike, it’s highly possible she was sent to mess with his medication or cause some sort of alarming incident in which would call for immediate action from Sonny. If Sonny’s mind is occupied with not only worry for Mike, but also actively dealing with a dire situation at Turning Woods, he won’t be able to keep his focus on Cyrus.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Cyrus may have a plan of attack in waiting, Sonny may become too distracted to notice, however, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) will be on his A game.
Will Jason be able to handle the situation with Cyrus in Port Charles while Sonny is tending to Mike at Turning Woods?
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