General Hospital comings and goings news reports Lexi Ainsoworth, makes up 1/4 of The Davis Girls, will be returning to General Hospital in her role as Kristina Corinthos Davis.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the actress will return for a Davis Girls reunion as TV sister, Kelly Monaco (Sam Morgan) posted a pic of the foursome on her Instagram page.
It’s uncertain when Ainsworth will make her appearance as Kristina, however, General Hospital rumors suggest she will return soon to be with Molly (Haley Pullos), Sam, and Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Big General Hospital spoilers have set up to have Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) take the fall for Drew Cain’s (Billy Miller) murder. General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has framed Dr. Obrecht for the murder of Drew Cain. Peter seems to be really good at hiring people to do his dirty work and framing others to take the fall.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Dr. Obrecht will be confronted by Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), with proof of Liesl’s alleged involvement in Drew’s death. This newfound “proof” will ultimately lead to Liesl’s arrest.
Sooner than later Peter will be exposed and his girlfriend, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) will finally know she has been involved with a lying, scheming, psychopath. Until the, Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) is doing all he can to help Maxie see the light.
General Hospital‘s Kelly Monaco (Sam Morgan) posts on Instagram, informing fans that The Davis Girls are back together again.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Lexi Ainsworth will be returning to General Hospital to reprise her role as Kristina Corinthos Davis. Kelly Monaco announced that all the ladies will be together again, which would mean a definite return to Port Charles for Kristina.
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Corinthos Davis (Lexi Ainsworth), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), are the four ladies who make up The Davis Girls. These woman are a close knit family who are there for one another. It will be exciting to see what the writers have in store.
Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) and Port Charles mobster Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) set their differences aside to band together for a common goal- to take down Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) who is out to get revenge on Taggert and Port Charles Commissioner, Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry).
In an action filled episode of General Hospital, Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), Taggert and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), were able to save Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) from being kidnapped by one of Cyrus Renault’s men. Their fake driver brought them to a warehouse after contacting Taggert to let him know they had kidnapped his daughter. Cam had sent his mom, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) a text that simply read, “kidnapped” while still in the car, before being brought to the warehouse.
Previously, General Hospital spoilers revealed Marcus Taggert and Sonny Corinthos are working together to protect their loved ones form Cyrus as he has his focus on destroying the city of Port Charles, including taking over Sonny’s territory.
Marcus Taggert returned to Port Charles after being away for almost two whole decades. He and Sonny were arch enemies back then and things have pretty much remained the same, except for one common ground. General Hospital spoilers suggest that Taggert’s untimely death is just a decoy. GH rumors claim Marcus Taggert, Trina’s dad, is not actually dead. He was shot and rushed to GH, stabilized, and then suddenly flatlined. Dr. Lucas Jones explained this is not uncommon for gunshot victims to be stable and then die suddenly due to a blood clot. Trina is beside herself throughout this tragedy. Her father had just told her he would be staying close to her in Port Charles permanently, just moments before his death. Odds are the GH rumors are true, and Taggert and Sonny have plotted to fake Taggert’s death in order to let Cyrus think he is winning, and to protect their loved ones.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has a lot going on right now as he and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are focused on protecting their families from drug lord mobster, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) who recently was transferred to Pentonville. Cyrus managed to get himself transferred to Pentonville in order to get himself close to Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry). Cyrus is out for revenge on Jordan and Taggert (Real Andrews), but he also has a target on Sonny’s back which has been ordered by a secret partner of Renault’s over seas.
General Hospital spoilers previously hinted that the boy Sonny has welcomed into his home, Dev Cerci) (Ashton Arbab), may be in Port Charles for other reasons than initially claimed. Now that there is a full blown mob war that has hit Port Charles, there has been talk of Dev leaving for boarding school. If it were up to Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Dev wouldn’t be going anywhere! With Sonny’s focus on the mob, it was decided that Dev will be sent off to boarding school in order to make things easier on the Corinthos family by not having to protect Dev not only form Cyrus, but to protect his identity as well.
Is Dev (Ashtom Arbab) leaving General Hospital?
Dev and Joss discussed his upcoming departure and it was obvious she wasn’t happy with the news. General Hospital rumors suggest that Dev will not go through with leaving. But what stops him? Will Josslyn convince Dev to stay in Port Charles, or will something go down at the school dance that would change the direction of Carly’s (Laura wright) plans for Dev.
At the beginning of Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) business transaction of a marriage, it was becoming quite obvious that Nikolas was planning to set Ava up for failure. Although these two have not married for love, under their terms of agreement, Nikolas proposed that if Ava were to cheat on him then she would lose everything in regard to the Cassadine fortune. In return, if Nik were to cheat on Ava, she would get 90% of the fortune and Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel) would get 10%.
Nikolas is planning to use Ava’s friendship with Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) to try and set those two up for temptation as Franco paints a portrait of Ava. Nikolas may think he’s being slick with his scheme, but little does he know, his wife is up to the same shenanigans.
Ava knows that Nikolas and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) have a long history, including an affair while she was married to his brother Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Spencer). General Hospital spoilers indicate that Ava will use this information to her advantage and try to push Liz and Nik together so that Nikolas is the one who ends up breaking their pre-nup agreement.
Since both Nik and Ava are up to the same tricks, who will give in to temptation first?
General Hospital comings and goings report the return of Felix DuBois (Marc Anthony Samuel) to General Hospital. He’ll be back to work as Nurse Felix DuBois, reconnecting with his friends and co-workers. General Hospital Spoilers hint that Felix’s return will serve as a benefit to Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) in his current state of heartache. The two go way back and Felix has always had a crush, or maybe even deeper feelings for Lucas, but Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) always got in the way.
General Hospital rumors claim this time around may be Felix’s chance to finally get Lucas to see that he’s been there the whole time. Brad has blown it with Lucas after all these years of back and forth. Lucas wants nothing to do with Brad after being deceived by Brad’s despicable decision making and befriending someone like Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) just to lie and scheme.
Will Lucas be able to lean on Felix after his relationship with Brad has just gone up in flames?
McCall and Jackal P.I. has been on a hiatus as a team since Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) hasn’t been on her A game lately. When Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) was away in Portland, Sam and Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) briefly joined forces to form a new P.I. team. However, that was short lived due to Sam’s involvement in saving her sister, Kristina Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth) fromthe Dawn of Day cult. Dawn of Day is still haunting Sam to this day as Shiloh Archer’s (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) death is still hanging over her head. Sam is unavailable to work with Spinelli to crack any case since she is on parole for the murder of cult leader, Shiloh.
General Hospital spoilers indicate there is a new partnership brewing in town, and this duo is highly skilled at digging up dirt and finding proof for their leads. General Hospital spoilers suggest Damian Spinelli and Curtis Ashford team up to help Jordan (Briana Nicole Henry), Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) get rid of the newest threat to Port Charles, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Although it’s for different reasons, Cyrus is after both Jordan and Taggert (Real Andrews) of the PCPD as well as Sonny Corinthos and Jason Morgan. Spinelli’s goal is to help his friends Sonny and Jason stop Cyrus from taking over Sonny’s territory and protect their loved ones from Cyrus. Curtis wants to get to the bottom of Cyrus and take him down in order to help his wife, Jordan and her partner, Taggert.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason will confront Curtis, possibly trading information or agreeing to keep each other in the look regarding their findings on Cyrus.
General Hospital rumors also suggest it is highly likely the PCPD will end up working with known criminals, Sonny and Jason in order to overcome the threat of Cyrus.
Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) has never been one to be known for his honesty, even when he has been caught red handed in a despicable act, he never really owns up to his actions and blames anyone you who crosses his path.
From the very beginning, Julian Jerome (William DeVry) found out that his son Lucas Jones’ (Ryan Carnes) adoptive son had suddenly passed away and Brad couldn’t bring himself to tell Lucas of the tragedy. Brad didn’t tell Julian the whole truth, so instead, he told Julian that this is some random woman’s baby that he was passing off as Wiley. Julian believed him but then later found out the baby actually belongs to Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Julian has been keeping this secret from his own son for a long time. It would not serve Julian well if Brad were to suddenly get a burst of honesty and divulge the entire truth to Lucas and the rest of the family.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Brad will end up bringing Julian down with him, just because that’s Brad’s style. Brad has never been able to take sole blame for his actions and who says this time will be any different? Lucas will be devastated to learn his own father betrayed him as well. Julian and Brad will have to deal with the fallout of their actions- which includes facing baby Jonah’s Grandfather, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
This is it, what GH fans have been waiting for. The moment is finally here when Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) remembers what Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) confessed. General Hospital Spoilers reveal on today’s episode of General Hospital, Lucas blurts out, “I’m not crazy! I know what I heard!” As he stands in the middle of the Corinthos family room, he blurts our for all to hear. Finally! However, it may not be over quite yet. Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is setting up to kidnap Wiley. Although now Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) will finally know that Wiley is actually his and Nelle’s son, Jonah, she may have gotten to the baby already, leading everyone who wants Jonah home on a wild goose chase. That includes thE baby’s Grandparents, Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). Will Nelle getaway before Michael gets to his son?
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