It was a surprise to see Lulu’s daughter Charlotte back on screen. However, the recast role caught fans even more off-guard. The role of Charlotte Cassadine has been recast, and Bluesy Burke made her General Hospital debut. The new Charlotte Cassadine recast debuted on the September 8, 2025 GH episode.
In 2016, a 7 year old Scarlett Fernandez stepped into Charlotte Cassadine’s shoes, and she’s been a beloved member of the GH cast since her debut. As the daughter of Lulu and Valentin, Charlotte comes from two prominent families in Port Charles. In fact, her mother‘s family and father‘s family have been arch enemies since the 1980s. The age old rivalry between the Spencer family and the Cassadine family lives on despite the absence of Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) and Luke Spencer (Tony Geary).
According to the GH news, a casting change raised questions about Scarlett Fernandez’s GH status. Reportedly, the role of Charlotte Cassadine has been recast. 17 year old Bluesy Burke has been cast as the new Charlotte. She shared her first scene with tv mom, Alexa Havins. Charlotte and Lulu had a heart to heart about boundaries and growing up.
How do you feel about Scarlett Fernandez’s GH exit; and Bluesy’s debut?
General Hospital: Did Willow Shoot Drew? And Will He Seek Revenge?
Is congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) out of the woods? No. Well, Drew may be out of surgery, but he is still in critical condition. Dr. Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) scrubbed in to help Dr. Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) save Drew’s life. So far he’s alive, but his fate has yet to be determined.
Last week on General Hospital, Dr. Portia Robinson confirmed, “It looks like he’s [Drew] going to live.” Things are still touch and go, but the latest GeneralHospital rumors speculate that Drew survives the attempted assassination. But will he live to tell who shot him?
Drew Gets Revenge On His Shooter
If Drew lives to tell the shooter’s secret, then he must’ve caught a glimpse before he blacked out. According to General Hospital recaps, the shooter, walked up for a second shot. At one point Drew’s eyes were open. That makes it quite possible that he saw his shooter.
Coming up on General Hospital, the mystery of who shot Drew Cain continues. As does the investigation, and Drew’s recovery. General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Drew can identify his shooter but keeps quiet under one condition. Will Drew keep quiet if the shooter is… Willow? GH rumors claim that he saw Willow shoot him. He’s so obsessed with her that all he wants is a victory. She’s the prize.
The Condition: Drew will keep quiet if Willow agrees to marry him.
The mystery unfolds as the people of Port Charles all want to know who shot Drew Cain. Anna and Dante are right. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has multiple enemies, and any one of them has reason to want him dead. Some motives are strong while others are weak, but don’t put it passed any of who were those betrayed by Drew. However, no one person can be in two places at the same time. That means we can narrow down the list a bit.
Who Shot Drew Cain?
First, we know where Portia was. She was with Isaiah and then at work. Secondly, Curtis was with Jordan. Carly was with Brennan. Trina and Kai were in Drew’s home when it happened. Then Tracy stumbled upon the shocking situation. Plus, Alexis was tending to her house guest. Jason was in Croatia, and he doesn’t care enough about pesky Drew to even bother killing him. And Nina, she truly thinks that Willow is guilty.
Michael (Rory Gibson) and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) seem like the strongest suspects in this case. Aside from a powerful mobster like Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota), Michael and Willow have the strongest motives. What it comes down to is who is the most desperate? Not only to get rid of Drew, but desperately needing something else- something like, their own children. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Michael and Willow continue to fight for custody of their children. Mutually, one thing stands in their way. That one thing is Drew Cain.
Do you think that Michael and Willow are the most viable suspects?
General Hospital: Does Drew Die? Who Kills Drew Cain?!
Who kills Drew Cain? Congressman Cut-throat has a lot of enemies. So many that it’s difficult to keep track of everyone he has wronged, hurt, destroyed, and dismantled in Port Charles.
General Hospitalspoilers tease that Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) stands by her friend and colleague, Nurse Willow Tait. But Willow fears that she needs a more impressive support system. She truly believes that Drew is her best shot at getting her kids back.
General Hospital: Elizabeth supports Willow
Lately, it seems like everyone wants to see that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is stopped before it’s too late. He’s on a rampage with a one track mind that is focused on Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). No one is safe in Drew’s warpath. He’s been the cause of lives unraveling at the seams, and anyone who is anyone in Port Charles has felt the impact of Drew’s actions.
According to General Hospital rumors, someone finally puts an end to Congressman Cain. Drew’s number of enemies makes the perfect equation for a murder mystery. He has hurt so many people that just about any of them have good reason to kill him. So, if Drew ends up dead, whodunnit?
Afterthought: Yes, that’s Sam in the whodunnit photo edit at the top. I keep seeing GH rumors about Kelly Monaco returning, and Sam coming back- like Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and presumably Nathan West (Ryan Paevey).
General Hospital: Portia and Isaiah give in to temptation
Dr. Portia Robinson and Dr. Isaiah Gannon just got a lot closer than anyone could have predicted. Although it’s quite possible that Dr. Gannon knew exactly what he was doing.
Since he came to to Port Charles, he’s giving off this everybody’s best friend type vibe. He’s been scoping out a lot of different women, finally honing in on one in particular. General Hospital recaps recall the spicy scene between Portia (Brook Kerr) and Isaiah (Sawndi Wilson). Curtis (Donnell Turner) walked out on Portia, and she wasted no time moving on. At least physically anyway. But it’s almost as if Dr. Gannon was waiting to pounce. He’s been inserting himself in Portia’s marital affairs, positioning himself perfectly to be in the right place when Portia’s marriage implodes.
It’s All About Jordan- Isaiah Uses Portia For Payback!
Curtis broke Portia’s heart when he walked out the door. She gave him the ultimatum, and he decided to end things. But is Dr. Gannon really the comfort Portia needs? He’s obviously still disgruntled about being dumped by Jordan (Tanisha Harper), blaming Curtis for having her heart. Additionally, Isaiah doesn’t seem to respect Curtis because he sees how he doesn’t even try with Portia. Dr. Gannon senses that his heart is with Jordan. Is he right? Maybe.
GH rumors tease that Isaiah used Portia for payback against Curtis. It’s all about Jordan- she chose Curtis over Gannon. So why not sleep with Curtis’s wife?
General Hospital: From Mrs. Drew Cain to Shadybrook
It’s not surprising because it runs in the family. The crazy gene hides within Willow Tait as the sister of Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), and daughter of Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Besides Willow has a bit of an unstable history of her own. Three words, dawn of day.
Coming up on General Hospital, Willow refuses to see the light. She falls back into Drew’s trap, but this time there’s no getting out. He continues to go around Port Charles stirring up trouble for anyone who stands in his way.
General Hospital spoilers speculate that Willow puts her trust in Drew. She truly believes that turning to Drew is the answer to getting her kids back. Even after all that was revealed about Drew‘s lies and deceptions Willow just can’t help herself. She knows he paid off an employee in Germany that she couldn’t talk to Michael. She also knows that Drew slept with her mother Nina. Willow also acknowledged that Drew lied and hurt Wiley. Still, here she is crawling right back to him.
Willow Becomes Mrs. Drew Cain, And Ends Up In Shadybrook
According to recent GH rumors, Willow marries Drew after all. In a desperate move to regain custody of Wiley and Amelia, Willow becomes Mrs. Drew Cain. Is she about to seal her fate as the Congressman’s wife? Clearly, Willow’s ability to make safe and sound decisions has flown out the window. Losing her kids has driven her to the brink of insanity. Will Drew throw her in Shadybrook and lock away the key?
General Hospital: Danny and Rocco make an alarming discovery
Danny and Rocco find a body! Ok, so who died?! This week on General Hospital, betrayal and rage wreak havoc over Port Charles. Danny and Rocco like hanging out together as brothers do. They also get themselves into trouble as brothers typically do. Sneaking out, witnessing and partaking in underage drinking, encounters with bullies, are situations that any parent can expect and deem “normal” teenage experiences.
However, coming up this week on General Hospital, Danny and Rocco’s next experience as teen brothers isn’t so typical. According to the latest General Hospital previews, Danny and Rocco are walking by the pier when they make an alarming discovery.
Meanwhile, Ava Jerome (Maura West), Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst), and Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi) are three ingredients in the latest Port Charles recipe for disaster. This week’s GH spoilers reveal that Ava loses control and attacks Ric during a three-way argument. Kristina, Ava, and Ric are all in a bad place after committing crime after crime. Ava cries betrayal and then takes an oversized pearl and bashes roc with it in the back of his head.
Did Ava actually kill Ric and dump his body in the water, just to float right by two PC teens? Or is the body another unfortunate victim?
General Hospital: Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring)
Carlo Rota speaks on Sidwell’s true intentions for Lucy. Lucy Coe is known for her overzealous approach to her dating and love life. Her relationships are colorful and exuberant, but also not without the existence of money and prestige. Maybe even power.
Since her split Martin Gray, Attorney at Law, Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) has surprisingly kept a low profile when it comes to courtship. Actually, she’s already exited that phase and seems to have settled on one prospect. Has Lucy entered into the beginning stages of falling in love with Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota)? More importantly, is it real and reciprocated by Sidwell?
General Hospital rumors speculate that Jenz isn’t really falling for Lucy, but rather he is in love with the well of information she has become to him. Particularly when it comes to anything involving Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
Is It True Love, Or Is It DECEPTION?
According to a recent post by GH’s Carlo Rota who plays Jenz Sidwell, Lucy’s latest man candy might be in it for keeps. Despite the GH rumors that claim Sidwell is using Lucy for information, and to use Deception as his cover for his mob crimes, Rota insinuates otherwise. Evidently, Carlo Rota AND Jenz Sidwell are very fond of Ms. Lucy Coe.
General Hospital: Carlo Rota speaks on Sidwell and Lucy
The look on Brook Lynn’s face when talking to Dr. Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) screams of fear, worry, guilt, and remorse. Most of Maxie’s loved ones have the fear and worry written all over their faces, but guilt and remorse isn’t noticeable. I wonder if that’s because no one else at that hospital has reason to feel guilt and remorse over Maxie’s condition? So, who poisoned Maxie with Deception’s youth cream? Was it Brook Lynn who went to extreme measures to keep Maxie from going to the PCPD?
Did Sidwell Poison Maxie? Or Was It So Much Worse Than That?
General Hospital Recaps: Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) fights for her life after a freak incident on air, on the set of Home and Heart. General Hospital recaps recall that Maxie was on the air promoting Deception’s youth cream when she began to feel faint and then collapsed. She currently stands alone in her opinion about whether or not the ladies of Deception should go to the PCPD with information on Sonny’s dirty money. Jenz Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) influence over Lucy (Lynn Herring), Tracy (Jane Elliot), and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) has Maxie as the rogue ranger in this situation.
Sidwell was a little too excited by James’ over sharing. It was like he took mental notes on Maxie with each word her son divulged. Coming up on General Hospital, the GH staff and Maxie’s loved ones curiously ponder how Maxie’s heart could stop suddenly when she’s in perfect health.
At this point it seems the GH rumors are true, and Maxie was poisoned. Apparently, suspicions point to Deception’s youth cream as the culprit. Evidently, there was something quite different about this one since Maxie has used this product before, without any issues.
General Hospital spoilers tease that someone tampered with the product, causing Maxie’s near death experience. While many GH fans believe that Sidwell poisoned Maxie to keep her from going to the pcpd, new GH rumors speculate otherwise.
Did Brook Lynn Poison Maxie To Keep Her Quiet?
General Hospital: Lulu Suspects Maxie
Brook Lynn longs for a connection, and to fix her relationship with her son, Gio Palmieri (Giovanni Mazza). That means she can’t be involved in helping put his grandpa, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), in jail. She’s desperate to build a bond with her son, and when I say desperate, I mean desperate. But would she risk Maxie’s life to avoid more wrath from Gio? Maybe. But definitely not if she knew the potentially life threatening risk.
Everyone is so quick to condemn Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) for every single thing she does- as if she isn’t the first person who ever cheated on someone, made a poor judgement call, or slapped someone. Furthermore, the self righteous have all made selfish and poor decisions in their lives.
General Hospital Recaps
Despite the June verdict, the Corinthos custody battle continues to plague Michael, Willow, and their respective families. The next hearing is set to take place in October- that is if nothing changes. Currently, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) and his enabling mama bear Carly (Laura Wright) sit atop their pedestal. At this point what they should do is ride off into the sunset on their high horses. Once Michael and Carly get wind of Willow’s workplace wrangle, they won’t hesitate to rake her under the coals.
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is on a mission to destroy Michael and Sonny, so the tables could easily take a turn. However, Michael’s mishap with Drew won’t be kept under wraps. Drew baited Michael into a punch and used Wiley to trigger him. Michael played right into his hands and now it may cost him.
The Truth EXPOSED, And Tables Turn
Shortly after the judge announced her verdict, it was revealed that the decision was bought and paid for by Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Evidently, his plan to make Sonny weak, vulnerable, and incriminated, involves Michael and Willow’s custody battle.
There’s so much gray area in this situation. The self righteous and diluted hypocrites can’t take a second to self reflect. The truth is they have all made choices like Willow has and much worse. What happens when all parties do some digging and the truth behind the verdict is exposed? Michael and Carly believe they are so superior over Willow because the judge sided with Michael. Little do they know- they didn’t win fair and square.
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