Coming up on General Hospital, Lulu and Dante prepare a rescue mission for their son Rocco (Finn Carr). General Hospital spoilers for 6-23-26 reveal that Lulu entrusts Laura (Genie Francis) with a secret. Will Laura keep Lulu’s secret about Rocco? The real question is will Charlotte keep Rocco’s secret after she overhears Lulu and Laura?
Laura Spencer Collins is all too familiar with the adventurous life. As Luke Spencer’s wife Laura has been through it all and can relate to what Lulu is going through. She’s desperate to get to her son, Rocco after he went on the run with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
According to GeneralHospital recaps, Lulu told Laura about Rocco. She told her that the have a lead in Rocco, but Lulu hasn’t told her mom the exact location. Will Laura keep Lulu’s secret?
Well, Laura might keep the secret about Rocco, but Charlotte won’t. General Hospital spoilers tease that Charlotte’s loose lips spill the truth about Rocco to Danny (Asher Antonyzyn). After all, Rocco is a key player in Jason’s (Steve Burton) disappearance.
General Hospital: Did Lucas, Sonny, and Laura set a trap for Sidwell?
It’s a trap! Sidwell walked into a trap set by none other than Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and Lucas Jones (Van Hansis). Did Lucas, Laura, and Sonny just become an iconic trio in Port Charles?!
The Sidwell-stopping trio took a major risk when they banned together to take down a tyrant in Port Charles. General Hospital spoilers tease that Lucas Jones will be okay. Odds are that he was fully equipped with protection and a wire.
According to General Hospital recaps, on Tuesday, 6-9-26, Sidwell shot Lucas point blank in the chest. He said that he’d do anything to avenge his son Marco (Adrian Anchondo), and we know that means he’d even kill someone that Marco loved. Well, he tried.
General Hospital fans were left in dismay as Lucas (Van Hansis) fell to the ground. He was shot in cold blood by Sidwell after a heated confrontation. The latest General Hospital spoilers tease that Lucas is okay. He won’t die because Sidwell walked into a trap. “You’re damn right I did!” Is what Dr. Jones replied when he admitted to Sidwell’s accusation that he stole from the safe. Laura (Genie Francis) and Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) incriminating photos were no longer at Jenz Sidwell’s disposal.
Furthermore, Lucas stood up to Marco’s father, and pointed the finger at him for Marco’s death. Despite the facts, Sidwell blames Lucas for contributing to Marco’s murder.
Sidwell Shot Lucas- Was It A Trap??
GH rumors suspect that Lucas survives the shots fired by Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). In normal circumstances, it’s likely that almost no one would survive three shots point blank to the chest. However, General Hospital rumors surrounding Lucas suspect that Lucas survives because he was wearing a bullet proof vest- and a wire.
Are Sonny, Laura, and Lucas a Coffee Importer, Mayor, and a Doctor, or are they three master minds who just ended Sidwell’s reign of terror over Port Charles?
This week on General Hospital, Laura and Ezra’s relationship took a turn. They went from a hostile dynamic to an almost warm and caring friendship. It’s possible that Laura’s crush on Ezra influences Mayoral decisions regarding Sidwell.
It all began when Dante called Laura to scope out Ezra as he was drink at the bar. But instead of using the opportunity to expose, blackmail, and humiliate Councilman Boyle, Laura used it as a rough love tool to sober him up. Since then their relationship has changed. GH recaps recall that Laura made it clear to Ezra and Lulu that she doesn’t plan on using her video evidence as a way to destroy Ezra.
So far, Ezra has reciprocated Laura’s kindness. Although kind and merciful, Laura isn’t dumb. “Never be so kind you forget to be clever. Never be so clever you forget to be kind,” is a quote by Taylor Swift’s grandmother, Marjorie Taylor Green. Laura has proven that she hasn’t forgotten to be clever amidst all of that kindness she exudes.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that she remains clever and kind, but Laura’s crush on Ezra could still influence her mayoral decisions. Do you think they their newfound liking to each other can help them deal with Sidwell? Can the now work together with mutual respect to stop Sidwell from taking complete control over Port Charles?
General Hospital: Ezra wants out from under Sidwell’s control
Ezra Boyle is up to his neck in crooked politics. As if that wasn’t bad enough, he’s also drowning under Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) control. Coming up on General Hospital, Ezra sees Laura about Sidwell.
GH recaps for 4-13-26 through 4-17-26 recall Sidwell and Ezra’s unsettling meet up. Basically, Sidwell made it very clear to Ezra that he’s expendable.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Councilman Ezra Boyle confides in Mayor Laura Spencer (Genie Francis). He admits that he wants out from under Sidwell’s control, but is in too deep.
Ezra lives in fear that Sidwell will take him out. Can Laura help Ezra get out before Sidwell takes him out?
General Hospital: GH pays special tribute to Luke Spencer and Tony Geary
TODAY! General Hospital’s special Luke Spencer tribute! On the next General Hospital, the people of Port Charles reminisce the iconic moments of the legendary Luke Spencer. Tony Geary is honored in a special, reflective tribute to Anthony Geary and his impactful time on ABC’s General Hospital.
Do not miss the 2-20-26 episode of GH as Luke Spencer’s loved ones take a walk down Memory Lane. Laura (Genie Francis), Lulu (Alexa Havins), Sonny (Maurice Benard), Carly (Laura Wright), and more reflect on their life with Luke Spencer in it, front and center!
Previous General Hospital news reports shared the unfortunate news about Geary’s passing on December 14, 2026. Today, we pay tribute as GH fans, cast mates, and loved ones, as we all remember a legend.
Rest in Peace Anthony Geary, and the legendary Luke Spencer.
Earlier this month the entertainment industry was shocked by the sudden death of daytime television icon, Anthony Geary. GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, loved ones say their final goodbyes at Tony Geary’s memorial.
GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, Tony Geary’s loved ones say their final goodbyes.
Reportedly, Geary’s husband Claudio Gama shared photos of Tony’s memorial. “He is now resting where the stars shine bright,” Gama included in his IG post caption. He also gave a heartfelt thank you to Tony’s fans. According to Claudio Gama, Tony credited his fans for his success as an actor.
Clearly, Tony Geary remained humble and grateful despite his rapid rise to stardom. He is definitely missed by General Hospital fans, as well as his loved ones as they say their final goodbyes.
It is with great devastation and sadness that we share the horrific news of General Hospital’s Tony Geary. General Hospital’s Tony Geary dies at 78.
Geary’shusband Claudio Gama announced Geary’s death as he explained, “It was a shock for me and our families and our friends.” Gama added, “For more than 30 years, Tony has been my friend, my companion, my husband.”
Reportedly, Tony Geary passed away on Sunday, from complications from a scheduled surgery three days prior. Geary was 78 years old.
We mourn the loss of Geary’s iconic character, Luke Spencer. His on screen chemistry with co-star Genie Francis brought Geary and Francis to stardom. Luke and Laura’s wedding remains the most watched tv wedding of all time. Their love story began in the late 1970s, and their historical wedding took place on November 16th and 17th, 1981.
Prayers go out to Tony Geary and his family, his friends, and fellow General Hospital icons, as well as the entire Daytime TV industry as fan base as Tony Geary’s death shakes an entire culture.
General Hospital: Sonny and Laura handle Sidwell together
Mayor Laura Collins stands on high moral ground. She’s no phony goodie two shoes because she actually is one. Thanks to Jenz Sidwell, Laura is torn between two decisions with various possible outcomes.
First, Laura’s option could be to stick to the plan and keep quiet. She called Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to help her out of the dead Dalton mess, and now there is no turning back. Unless… unless Laura takes option two, and turns herself in.
Should Sonny and Laura Handle Sidwell Together?
Coming up on General Hospital, Laura continues to struggle with uncertainty. She and Sonny are in this mess together, but she’s the one who roped him in. But if we want to get technical, then Laura would never have been in this situation if there were no Sidwell. No mob. And who’s responsible for bringing the mob life to Port Charles? None of there Laura’s life long friend, Sonny. Regardless, it doesn’t matter how you slice it. Laura and Sonny are in this together.
Do you think that Laura should turn herself in, or stick to the plan with Sonny?
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Sonny and Laura have been friends for decades. He has always come through for her, even when her moral compass has pointed her away from his direction. Lately, Laura has shown loyalty when it comes to her roles as Mayor and friend. She sticks by her relationship with her grandson’s grandfather, despite her political position.
Well, General Hospital Blog asked Maurice Benard what HE would want Laura to do in this predicament. Does he want Laura to turn herself in, or ride this mess out together with Sonny? Maurice said that he’d want Laura to stick with the plan and ride out this Sidwell mess together, because turning herself in “would be boring.”
Do you agree? Who the hell wants boring? This is General Hospital for crying out loud!
Mayor Laura Collins (Genie Francis) has been living alone for over a year. Her husband Kevin was in Dublin, and returned home this week. General Hospital recaps recall that Laura was open and honest about everything that went down with herself, Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard), and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
She knew this was much bigger than anything the PCPD could handle, and she was right. That’s when she turned to her mobster Bestie for help. Together, Sonny and Laura hashed out the situation. Sonny then called Jason and handled things from there. Now Kevin wants to step in and help to clean up her crisis. However, he wasn’t present at the time, and there is no place in mob business for the Mayor’s husband. Laura handled things as she saw fit in the heat of the moment.
Was Sonny The Right Call To Make?
Framed for murder after a public crash out and verbal attack on the victim? Who else would you call but Sonny? Apparently, Kevin wants Laura to call the cops.
Coming up on General Hospital, Laura discloses more of the situation to Kevin (Jon Lindstrom). Evidently, she tells him about Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Ezra’s (Daniel Cosgrove) little visit to their home and the threat that came along with it. Sidwell has eyes on Laura just the same as he has eyes on Britt. At this point it seems like there’s no way out.
Today’s General Hospital previews indicate that Kevin doesn’t like the sound of any of this. Dr. Kevin Collins offers up some advice, and suggests she turn herself in. Will Laura implicate Sonny because of Kevin?
The son of Nikolas Cassadine and Esme Prince is a Cassadine heir, a legendary Spencer, a Webber, and a Chamberlain. If you’re asking, I’d say that’s a pretty impressive bloodline- depending on your definition of the word impressive.
A child with that caliber of genetic makeup is not a child to put on the back burner. For a while, Ace was front and center with his mom and dad, Esme and Spencer. But when Baby Ace’s mom allegedly died, the main character vibe went to the wayside. That’s when Ace moved in with his grandma Laura Collins (Genie Francis). We’ve barely heard a peep about him since.
Twins Jay and Joey Clay joined General Hospital on February 23, 2023. Instantly, the shared role was well received by GH fans, and the boys stole viewer’s hearts. Baby Ace Cassadine quickly became a fan favorite. Let’s just say that Heather Webber and Laura Collins weren’t the only doting grandmother types to fawn over the Cassadine heir.
Often times a child actor is replaced by TPTB for various reasons. Mainly, children are aged to fit a new storyline, more suited for an older child. In the Soap Opera world we call that SORAS. SORAS stands for Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome.
Baby Ace Cassadine Recast
December 2nd episode of General Hospital revealed a new baby Ace Cassadine. Although the iconic Soap decided against giving baby Ace a case of SORAS, GH has recast Laura Collins’s grandson. Apparently, the upcoming storyline direction doesn’t require a sudden grow/glow up for Nikolas and Esme’s son.
According to Jay and Joey Clay’s Instagram (run by mom, Lana), the boys have something in the works. Lana shared a post on November 19th, and reflected on the twins’ “journey into the entertainment world.” Lana’s post refers to Jay and Joey’s time on General Hospital in the past tense. Sadly, this tells GH fans what we need to know, but not what we want to hear.
General Hospital: Jay and Joey Clay
Evidently, Jay and Joey Clay no longer share the role of baby Ace. Instead, Ace has been recast. On a happier note, Lana Clay’s Instagram post revealed that the boys have been pretty busy. She alludes to a new project for them, and to look out for them in 2026.
Although we already miss the Clay brothers as Ace, we look forward to watching them grow and branch off into new projects. Best of luck to Jay and Joey, and their family as they continue on this journey.
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