Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) have had an obvious and upfront hostile relationship shortly after Nelle presented herself in town. For a while Carly was falling for Nelle’s tricks, but eventually the truth came out and Nelle was exposed for being the sneaky, lying, phsyco that she is today.
In this week’s special episode revealing the backstory between young Carly, played by Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks), and young Nelle, played by Willa Rose, reveal a secret that connects Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) closer to solving the mystery of her long lost daughter.
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General Hospital spoilers hint that in some way, Nelle will be somewhat redeemed as a character, while throwing Carly under the bus, blaming her for hurting Nelle. General Hospital rumors claim Carly will have made the choice to leave the family home even after being asked to stay by Frank Benson. Carly will be blamed for causing Nelle to feel abandoned, causing long term emotional trauma. It hasn’t been said thus far if they will really go there, to blame Carly for Nelle growing up to be a psycho. Hopefully, Carly’s character won’t be trashed in an attempt to save face for Nelle.
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) is overcome with emotions pulling her toward protecting the little boy she got to know and love, thinking he was her own biological son. Now that the truth is out about Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) and Nelle Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) plan to pass off Wiley as the son Willow gave up for adoption, and let Lucas (Ryan Carnes) believe the lie, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is giving it is all to make sure Nelle doesn’t get custody.
Willow is invested in Wiley’s well being and knows that Nelle is detrimental to the child’s mental and possibly even his physical well being. Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), Michael’s girlfriend, came up with the plan to have Willow and Michael marry in order to provide a stable home for Wiley. Michael’s lawyer, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) advised Michael not to involve Sasha, as her sketchy past would do more harm than good.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that it will get more and more difficult for Willow to deal with her emotions when she thinks of Nelle having the possibility to shape Wiley’s life in any way. Willow is worried Nelle will harm Wiley in some way, especially after her bizarre rationalization for not wanting Wiley to have corrective heart surgery. Willow fears his life is in danger. He will need another surgery down the road and since Nelle has taken a stance against surgery, Michael, Willow, and everyone who loves him fears Nelle will get in the way of his health.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Willow will be ready to do whatever it takes to save Wiley from Nelle, and it has been rumored that this is when Willow will agree to marry Michael for the sake of his son.
Sasha is all for this union, but, Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) isn’t on board at all. There will be a fallout among friends when Michael and Willow unite to protect Wiley. Can Sasha get through to Chase that this is the best plan?
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal an upcoming role for General Hospital‘s, Kelly Thiebaud, best known to GH fans as Britt “The Britch” Westbourne.
In General Hospital comings and goings news, General Hospital spoilers reveal Kelly Thiebaud has landed a brand new role on NBC’s Days Of Our Lives. Thiebaud will head to DOOL for a brief stint as Zoey, Evan’s (Brock Kelly) lawyer, the week of April 13th.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Kelly will continue to work on General Hospital as Britt Westbourne during her short time at Days.
There has been much speculation around this topic. General Hospital spoilers have been bouncing around from two main candidates. General Hospital news and spoilers have revealed that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) will recognize the heart shaped pendant that Nina Reeves is holding at her desk. Willow’s recognition of the pendant proves recent General Hospital rumors of Willow’s involvement in this story line. However, what it doesn’t reveal is the way in which she is involved.
General Hospital rumors have another young woman in mind to be revealed as Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) daughter. Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has been pegged by GH fans along with the possibility of Willow and Nelle being twins, leaving both girls as Nina’s daughters.
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Samantha McCall (Kelly Monaco) or now even better known as Sam Morgan, has always been a force and a fighter. Lately, General Hospital fans have come to a grand general opinion that this character has been written out of character for a while now. General Hospital and Kelly Monaco (Sam) fans have been wondering there the real Sam Morgan has gone. The fighter, the smart and excited adventure seeker. Sam has gotten lost in the shuffle of Port Charles drama because the character has been written in a whiny, needy, way, losing spark, strength, and independence, that was once Sam Morgan. It takes a tough cookie to be married to a mob enforcer for Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Sam has gone through a lot, not only worrying about her man, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), but herself as well. Sam has been directly involved in mob violence due to her man’s line of work- and still she stays. General Hospital spoilers reveal a little bit of the old Sam. Although some see Sam’s reaction to the breakup with Jason as immature, or not thinking of her family, it remains the fact that when it comes to the thought of losing Jason, Sam will always behave like Sam. Nothing is more important to her in the moment than being with her true love. It’s true she isn’t seeing clearly when it comes to the long run, and even her kids. But Sam is the type of woman who survives off of love. When she doesn’t have the one she loves, all other life tasks seem impossible to take on. Sam wouldn’t be Sam if she didn’t show an immense emotional reaction when it comes to losing Jason. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal this will be a long haul for Sam and Jason, as they try to prove Peter’s guilt while Sam tries to push on forward in life without Jason.
Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) most recent act of deceptions involves framing another for the crimes he committed in the first place. Peter planted evidence to frame Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) for involvement in Drew Cain’s (Billy Miller) death, the death of the guard, along with attempting to get rid of Dr. Andre Maddox (Anthony Montgomery) for knowing too much about everything involving Peter’s crimes. Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) has decided to run with the notion that Obrecht could very well be innocent. He is desperate to open Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) to who Peter really is. General Hospital spoilers reveal Robert and Liesl work together to prove her innocence while exposing Peter at the same time. General Hospital rumors hint time is ticking for Peter as Robert and Liesl become more and more successful at their mission to uncover and expose the truth. General Hospital news and spoilers suggest Peter starts to panic and he may even do something drastic in a desperate attempt to still keep his secrets. It seems like this guy doesn’t know when to surrender. Will Peter strike again before everyone knows the truth?
In recent years, General Hospital actress Finola Hughes has been following a similar pattern when it comes to her time on and off of work at GH. Hughes’ character, Anna Devane is a thrill seeker and an adventure goer. Come Summer time, Anna usually finds herself on some type of mission to solve a crime or to seek out the truth before some grand disaster. However, this coming Summer things will be different.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Anna Devane won’t be involved in any off site adventure seeking this Summer, and Anna will be sticking around Port Charles. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Finola Hughes was forced to change her Summer plans as a result of the global pandemic, Covid-19. It’s taking a little longer than initially anticipated to get this country back on track. Story lines have to be shifted and time lines adjusted. It’s understandable considering what we are all going through during these uncertain times.
We look forward to a light at the end of the tunnel. Keep your mind occupied with the drama of the residents of Port Charles. Stay healthy and stay safe.
In recent months, Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) has been displaying some strange behaviors. Although some may chalk it up to a child acting out her emotions to difficult situations, other have played the Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) card.
Since Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has been proven to not be a biological Cassadine, but surely the son of Helena, General Hospital spoilers have suggested that the writers are on their way to showing similarities between Charlotte and her paternal Grandmother, Helena.
It all started when Charlotte was caught by her mom, Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan), ripping up a photo of Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), and blamed it on Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), the woman Charlotte so deeply loves. Charlotte is no fan of Sasha’s after the truth was revealed that Sasha posed as Nina’s biological daughter, leading Nina to believe she hide finally found her long lost child. The truth about Sasha was what ultimately ended the relationship between Valentin and Nina. Charlotte didn’t like seeing Nina hurt, therefore, she now loathes Sasha for hurting Nina. Now that Nina is moving on from Charlotte’s Papa, Valentin Cassadine, Charlotte will do anything to sabotage Nina’s attempt at moving on from Valentin. Nina and Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) have a real shot at romance, but Charlotte has other plans. She has already tripped Jacks, and her plans are not going to stop there.
General Hospital rumors claim that Charlotte will start behaving in increasingly disturbing ways as her attempts to keep Jax and Nina apart grow stronger. Will Charlotte succeed u keeping Nina and Jax apart, or will she realize her behavior is actually hurting Nina?
General Hospital spoilers reveal there is an upcoming bash to attend in Port Charles. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) likely helps Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) plan the perfect party for Violet Barnes Finn (Jophielle Love). Her father, Finn (Michael Easton), is excited to see his daughter enjoy a party after all of the ups and downs that have been going on in their lives, especially missing her mother, Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig).
General Hospital spoilers suggest something BIG is going to go down at a child’s birthday party, but it hasn’t been revealed if Violet will be present to witness the drama or if she will have left the scene before everything falls apart.
General Hospital rumors suggest Peter August (Wes Ramsey) will keep going through the motions as a loving partner to Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) all the while he is still scheming and lying to her.
It’s unclear which devastating truth will be revealed at Violet’s birthday party, and Peter’s exposure is not out of the question. It’s been going on long enough. Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati), Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and Damian Spinelli (Brandford Anderson), know the truth about Peter, and with what Liesl Obrecht, and Sam and Jason have at stake, it makes sense that they will work harder now, more than ever, to get the truth out about Peter’s crimes.
Once the truth is out, will Anna finally believe that Peter has been lying and taking advantage of her this whole time, or will she still remain in denial?
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