Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) has been a part to many devious schemes. His grandmother, Laura, Spencer always tried to support her grandson the best way you know how. Furthermore she’s never turned her back on him despite the things he’s done.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors things could be different this time. GH recaps recall the shocking moment when Spencer willingly gave up Ace to Nikolas Cassadine (Adam Huss). As a result, a baby is without his mother, and his mother is without her heart. Recently, Spencer picked up on a few clues. He’s more than suspicious that Esme‘s memories have returned. This helped guide his decision when Nikolas came knocking. What he and his father did was horrific. Especially since Spencer his witness how Esme cares for her son. In fact, Spencer recently admitted that Esme is a good mom.
The latest General Hospital previews indicate that Spencer confesses to Laura and Laura becomes infuriated. All the things her grandson is done in his life, this is the most despicable. Tearing a mother away from her child, wasn’t his decision to make. Additionally, General Hospital rumors tease that Spencer’s decision cost him everything. Recent updates surfaced regarding Chavez as he stars in the Netflix series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story. Previously, GH news reports confirmed Chavez makes a temporary exit to film his other project. Will Spencer leave Port Charles when even Laura and Trina turn their back on him?
It’s no secret that the Quartermaine and Corinthos families aren’t the best of friends despite their intermingled members. The Quartermaines were never particularly fond of Carly (Corinthos) Spencer because of her entanglements with both of their son.
In retrospect, Carly caused a lot of problems for the Q family back in the day. It was back when she got pregnant by AJ (Sean Kanan), but convinced Jason to pass baby Michael off as his own. Over the years Carly and the Quartermaine family have managed to play nice most of the time. Needless to say, some members of Michael’s biological paternal side have held resentment toward Carly and Sonny for raising Michael as a Corinthos when he’s technically a Quartermaine. But the Qs are known for their tough exterior, especially Tracy Quartermaine. That’s why Tracy’s next move is a shock to her family as well as GH viewers.
According to the latest GH previews, Michael gets Tracy’s approval despite having been the family black sheep of the younger generations. Perhaps it’s time that Tracy realizes that Michael has paid his dues as a Quartermaine throughout the years. GH rumors tease that Michael’s just as shocked as the viewers when Tracy’s pat on the back is sincere.
Is it possible that Tracy approves of Michael’s recent, covert business scheme? First, Michael knew that Nina was the one who turned his mom and drew into the SEC and stay quiet. Then he showed Nina his hand and used it to his advantage. All keeping the truth from his mom and dad. Everything about this earns Tracy’s stamp of approval.
General Hospital stars Jay and Joey are just precious! Little Ace Cassadine stole this week’s scenes as Nikolas and Spencer’s emotions erupted. According to the twin’s Instagram page ran by mom, Lana Clay, it was Jay who snuggled up to Chavez and Huss.
General Hospital recaps recall Nikolas Cassadine’s shocking return has already put Port Charles up in arms. First, he showed up at his son’s door after having disappeared for months on end. He left his newborn son behind to evade criminal charges involving his son’s mother. So what makes him think that he can waltz back into Port Charles and run things?
Is Baby Ace Leaving GH?
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Esme is distraught when Spencer delivers the news. She may be a free woman but Ace is gone and she won’t rest until she’s returned. Esme 2.0 has done everything possible to ensure that Ace has a safe and healthy upbringing. To their surprise, even Laura and Spencer can see what a good mother Esme is to Ace. Which is why Spencer’s actions came completely out of left field. Up until his father‘s return Spencer couldn’t bear to stand a moment without his brother Ace. Then suddenly he gives him up two seconds flat? Something seems very off with this situation.
Esme isn’t the only one worried about Ace’s whereabouts. Evidently, the current storyline raises concerns. With Nik and Ace on the run, GH fans are concerned about what this means for baby Ace and the twins who portray him. According to General Hospital news reports, Lana Clay adressed Jay and Joey Clay’s GH status. Thankfully, they aren’t going anywhere and they continue to play the role. In fact, a recent IG post confirms that the boys have many more scenes to come! Don’t worry, the Clay twins remain as GH’s irresistibly adorable Ace Cassadine for the foreseeable future! ☺️
She’s one problem after another that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) doesn’t need at the moment, or ever. Nina Reeves Corinthos (Cynthia Watros) is more trouble than she’s worth, and Sonny is about to figure that out.
Let’s be honest, if it wasn’t for Nina then Sonny’s life wouldn’t have imploded. Despite outside forces coming together to keep Sonny alive and keep him alive, internal choices are to blame. GH recaps recall that Sonny didn’t die after he fell off that bridge. In fact, he was found and nursed back to health. In addition, he was given a warm bed and a roof over his head from a dear friend. Sonny could have died that day. But instead, external factors were involved in his rescue. Sadly, the choices he made himself are what ultimately separated him from his wife, Carly, and the rest of their family.
Sonny’s family was destroyed from the inside out, and it’s time to right the wrongs. Carly’s ex-husband is well know in Port Charles for his certain demeanor. When he returned from Nixon Falls his loved ones couldn’t help but notice a change. So, it’s quite obvious that Nina is the cause of Sonny’s new identity, and the problems he’s had with family and his business since he returned from the dead.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors Sonny realizes that Nina is more trouble than she’s worth. Nina confronts Cyrus and stirs up even more trouble for Sonny. It’s coming down to the wire and Nina’s reign as Mrs. Corinthos is just about over.
Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) was once in love with Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). That was a life time ago in teen years, but the young couple can’t escape each other.
Fast forward and Spencer has moved on to Trina, and Esme is a mother. Things look a lot different these days after Spencer learned of all Esme’s betrayals. After Esme and Nikolas slept together Spencer couldn’t look at either of them the same way again. Today, Spencer’s moved on, and he and Trina are happy together.
Will Spencer Keep Esme’s Secret?
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicated that Esme is in over her head. Since having those flashbacks, Esme can’t shake that old part of herself. In fact, she even justified her last actions to her mom, Heather Webber (Alley Mills). But now Esme pleads with Spencer for help while she says that she’s a changed woman. Is she really though? We know that Esme had flashbacks, that means she lied to Spencer after lying to Laura. But GH recaps recall that Spencer caught on to his ex-girlfriend after she accused him of dodging consequences his entire life.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that “Spence” keeps Esme’s secret for Ace’s sake. She’s become a good mother and believes that Ace is better with his mom than without her.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has spoken! His wife Nina Reeves Corinthos (Cynthia Watros) wants nothing more than to get inside Sonny’s head and find out if he’s about to throw away their entire relationship. She knows what she did was wrong but she defends herself.
Evidently, Nina is master at backhanded apologies. Meaning, she’ll apologize in one breath, and by the next she’s defending her actions. Usually, the defense includes direct finger pointing at another party. It’s weird because it sounds like she takes accountability for at least half, but then she spouts out why everyone else made her do it. It’s interesting to say the least.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Nina and Sonny remain at odds after he learned of her betrayal. He doesn’t take deception lightly, and Ava Jerome knows it. To be fair, everyone knows it. But for some reason Nina believes that she’s the exception to Sonny’s standards. She may have gotten away with the unthinkable, but General Hospital previews indicate that Sonny goes ahead and makes plans that he can’t go back on.
Ava warns Nina about Sonny, as she knows his patterns. Meanwhile, Sonny needs a favor. He needs something done that can’t be taken back. And his plans don’t include his wife.
It’s been two whole years since Carly Corinthos (Laura Spencer) and her family thought Sonny died. They were lead to believe that they’d lost him forever. However, a bitter sweet miracle swept him back in, then strangely out again.
General Hospital recaps highlight the tragic incident that separated a father from his family for two years. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) suffered amnesia after the fall and was used and taken advantage of by his now wife. How? How does someone marry the person who found you and didn’t tell your family that you’re really alive? Apparently, Sonny Corinthos is who.
The question most GH fans want answered is if Sonny is done with Nina. Then, that question is immediately followed up by the burning desire to know if Sonny and Carly get back together.
Cynthia Watros Spills the Tea On Sonny and Nina
Last week brought intense drama to Port Charles as multiple bombshells rocked its people to their core. Previously, GH spoilers tease that Bobbie’s passing and Nina’s betrayal brings Sonny and Carly back together. According to recent General Hospital news reports, GH actress Cynthia Watros reveals Sonny and Nina’s fate.
A recent interview with Soap Opera Disgest gives a look into the future. Reportedly, Cynthia addressed the pressing question about Sonny and Nina. She was asked if they were done and her answer gives little hope to Sonny and Nina fans. “There’s no going back to Sonny right now,” Watros declared to the news outlet. She continued to shed light on the situation with her continued reply. “He’s so angry. I don’t think that she feels like all hope is lost but she doesn’t know quite how to go forward or if there is a path to getting the relationship back. It really is all in Sonny’s hands. I mean, it’s up to him.
Of course, there’s always room for hope, especially in Port Charles. Then, Cynthia explains why there is a glimmer of hope for Nina to keep her man. “They’re both still wearing their wedding rings,” she mentioned. “So there is a glimmer of hope. But what that path is, um… she doesn’t know. She’s just kind of living day by day right now.”
Truly, I don’t believe that the excitement has slowed down even in the slightest. Ever since General Hospital’s Stars and Storytelling special episode, all the fans can talk about is Steve Burton’s return. There is no doubt in my mind that Steve’s come back is the most anticipated event in recent GH history. That said there is a lot of potential for Jason Morgan’s new path.
Reportedly, Steve’s comeback was basically announced at the end of the 60th anniversary special. The mysterious teaser was quite impactful for the fans as they’ve waited for this day to come. General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal the possibilities that lie ahead for Jason.
According to GH recaps, Jason is presumed dead after seemingly being crushed in a cave. His partner in crime at the time, Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) mourned his death not long before her own unfortunate demise. Although Jason’s return is enough dopamine boost to last a year or three, it’s different for Britt fans. Sadly, it doesn’t look like Dr. Westbourne is coming back, at least at this time. Many have hope that Jason and Sam will rekindle their legendary love known as JaSam.
Additionally, some GH rumors claim that big things are ahead for Jason. Will Jason’s return be the key to unlocking Dex’s mystery? GH spoilers and rumors claim that Dex is actually adopted and finds out that Jason is his father!
General Hospital Spoilers: BREAKING! Steve Burton returns to General Hospital as Jason Morgan
Confirmed! Big things lie ahead for the people of Port Charles. ABC’s 60 years of General Hospital brings drama, entertainment, fun, and family into our homes. Here’s to 60 more and beyond.
General Hospital news reports confirm Thursday night’s special television event showcased many memorable moments. From extreme spy adventures to soap opera style weddings, to love and loss, Port Charles has it all. Additionally, General Hospital and Port Charles has been home of the most iconic daytime television characters and their actor counterparts for 6 decades. Over the years, actors and roles comes and go but few are absolutely irreplaceable. Although the role of Jason Morgan was once recast, it was quickly learned that having anyone play Jason was not going to work as they’d hoped. Instead, Burton’s recast, the late Billy Miller, was written as Drew Cain. This left room for Steve Burton to return.
Steve Burton Returns to General Hospital as Jason Morgan
General Hospital news and spoilers reports that with Laura Wright and Kelly Monaco’s help, co-star and friend to these ladies, Steve Burton surprised fans with an announcement. GH recaps of the January 4th GH special event reveal that Steve Burton appeared at the end of the special. GH fans at home were in pleasant shock when Steve Burton announced that big things are coming to Port Charles. Reportedly, Steve confirmed that he’s filmed his last scenes over at Days Of Our Lives, hanging up the Harris Michaels role in Salem.
Nikolas Cassadine has mystified himself by his cryptic disappearance and weird bank account activities over seas. No one has had a clue of his whereabouts for months, including his children, Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Ace (Jay and Joey Clay).
General Hospital recaps recall Nikolas and Spencer Cassadine’s troubled relationship. Once upon a time Nikolas and his son Spencer were a happy little family. Over time their bond deteriorated due to selfishness and vengeance. As for Nikolas’s son Ace, he doesn’t even know him. Ace is just a baby, and Nik disappeared just as he was being born.
Nikolas Cassadine Visits Ava
Reportedly, GH News confirms that Adam Huss returns to reports his role as Nikolas Cassadine. He was last on the show back in early September of 2023. After months of speculation and fan discussion over who will play Nikolas Cassadine, Huss has stepped back into the role. Prior to Huss, Nikolas was most recently played by Marcus Coloma until his 2023 exit. Back in early Fall the news broke that Coloma’s contract would not renew. Sadly, Marcus’s three years as Nikolas was over and dans weren’t happy. Before his sudden death, Nikolas Cassadine’s original portrayer, Tyler Christopher was rumored as a possible candidate for the role post Marcus’s exit. Unfortunately, his tragic death devastated fans and loved ones.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nikolas is back to get revenge on Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl), the mother of son, Ace. It’s no secret that she and her father, Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) set out to destroy Nikolas and Ava’s marriage, and succeeded. One thing lead to another and that’s why Ava was the very first person that Nikolas saw upon his return. He wanted to address a little problem called Esme. As far as he and Ava are concerned, Ryan got what he deserved. But now Nik says it’s Esme’s turn. Will Ava team up with Nikolas to take down his baby mama?
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