GH Spoilers: Mama Drama- Britt Westbourne, Rocco Falconeri, and Lulu Spencer
Britt referred to Rocco (Finn Carr) as Ben, and then she called him her son. Then, Sidwell (Carlo Rota) said to Britt, “you don’t have a son.” But, what if she does? The tension between Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins) is thicker than General Hospital’s Laura Wright’s luxurious locks. (Seriously that woman has the thickest, most beautiful hair!)
Evidently, Lulu and Britt haven’t gotten past the whole stolen embryo thing. Britt is fixated on the boy she calls Ben, and Lulu feels that her relationship with her son Rocco is threatened by the unconventional Dr. Westbourne. Ever since she returned from her mysterious staged death, Britt has been oddly interested in her son that never was. Or is he?! Even Britt’s mom, Dr. Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) interest in Rocco seems stronger than before.
Is Britt’s connection to Rocco stronger than that of a surrogate and the baby she carried and raised for a year? Sure, it started off that Britt stole Lulu’s frozen embryo to trap a man. But it’s not like she even got herself pregnant- she stole an embryo instead of doing it the old fashioned way. And what’s even weirder is that her mom, Dr. Obrecht is the one who implanted the stolen child.
Suspiciously, Britt’s instinctive desire to protect and care for Lulu’s son could lead to a life altering revelation. Maybe the embryo didn’t take? Perhaps Britt was already pregnant when Liesl implanted Lulu’s embryo? So, the big question is, Is Britt Rocco’s real mom?
General Hospital: Cameron Mathison reacts after comments upset his daughter Laila
From Hallmark to Great American Family, General Hospital’s Cameron Mathison is known for his multitude of good-guy roles. Even the current character he plays started off as one of the good guys. Drew went from Nobleman Navy Seal to Cutthroat Congressman Cain. And don’t forget wife-stealing, home-wrecking Unc.
According to the latest General Hospital news, daytime tv actor and television host Cameron Mathison reacts after GH “fan” comments upset his daughter. The issue is that the here are some so-called General Hospital fans who struggle with the ability to differentiate between reality and fiction; actor vs. character. Mathison’s 19 year old daughter Laila stumbled upon some comments about her father, GH’s Drew Cain, and really didn’t appreciate some of the things that were being posted. The attacks on not only Drew, but Cameron as well struck a nerve with Laila. That’s when she FaceTimed her dad to discuss the disturbing things being said about her father on social media.
Sadly, some people can’t separate fiction from reality, and take out their feelings about a character onto the actors who plays them. As the age old explanation explains, if you hate the character, then the actor is doing their job! Drew Cain’s actions are out of Mathison’s control. So why become so disgruntled about a fictional character to the point of spreading nasty comments about the actor online?
GH Fans Insult Cameron Mathison Over Drew
While Drew Cain might be a vindictive and spiteful narcissist, the actor who plays him is not. In fact, GH cast-mates have chimed into the comments section to show their support for Mathison. Rory Gibson, GH’s Michael Corinthos commented, “The most kind, chill, generous guy on set,” about co-star Cameron Mathison. Additionally, Maurice Benard jumped to Mathison’s defense with his comment, “If you mess with Cameron, you’re gonna have to mess with me and I don’t think you wanna do that.”
The internet’s social media platforms have become today’s version of hate mail. Back in the day disgruntled fans would write into the show to express their dislike for certain characters, storylines, etc. Today, it’s much easier to hide behind the keyboard and spout whatever insults without thinking twice about how the comments affect others.
Mathison’s recent Instagram post reminds fans that their words impact real people. And not just the actors themselves, but family and loved ones as well.
General Hospital: Braedyn Bruner Celebrates One Year As Emma Scorpio Drake
Already?! Where does the time go? Little Emma Scorpio Drake was born in 2008. I remember because she’s the exact same age as my daughter. Emma’s family ties are a pretty big deal in PC. Her dad and mom are two brilliant doctors at GH, and her Grandma was an international spy for the WSB. Today, Anna is the PCPD’s Police Commissioner. Anna’s daughter and son in law, Dr. Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson) and Dr. Robin Scorpio Drake (Kimberly McCullough), are two of Port Charles’s finest. And their daughter Emma is quite lovely herself.
GH fans were stunned when Brooklyn Rae Silzer was recast, and a new face looked Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) in the eyes. Despite the high pressure of stepping into the beloved Silzer’s shoes, Braedyn Bruner didn’t miss a beat as the new Emma Scorpio Drake. Before we knew it, Emma was rebelling against Anna, butting heads with Josslyn, helping her psave the Quartermaine crypt, and falling in love with Gio Palmieri (Giovanni Mazza).
According to General Hospital casting news, Braedyn Bruner debuted as Emma one year ago, on November 13, 2024. It definitely doesn’t seem like an entire has passed since Bruner joined the General Hospital cast (family). The latest GH newsand spoilers reveal that Braedyn Bruner announced her milestone on Instagram. She posted some photo memories from the past year, as she played pretend in Port Charles.
General Hospital: Braedyn Bruner (Emma) and Frank Valentini (EP)ABC’s General Hospital: Anna (Finola Hughes), Emma (Braedyn Bruner), and Drew (Cameron Mathison)General Hospital: Braedyn and Gio ❤️
Congratulations to Braedyn as she marks her first year as Emma on ABC’s General Hospital.
The Quartermaine family has been under a lot of stress lately, which mostly began with Drew and Willow‘s affair. As things snowballed Drew was showing a different side to him a spiteful, selfish, and even dangerous side. Amongst the marital drama, Michael suffered terrible burns in a mob related explosion, and still uncle Drew showed no mercy. From there things really got out of hand and by the time Michael came home there was no turning back.
Michael and Willow’s marital problems became the entire family‘s problems when Drew targeted each and every quarter main after being tossed out of the family home. Meanwhile, things were not quiet for the rest of the Qs either.
During this time, Jason and Danny moved into the quarter remains after Sam died so that Danny Scout and Rocco could be together of course this caused more tension between Drew and Jason, and also put a strain on the family. Then there’s Gios paternity reveal. It was the nurses ball grand slam and Brooklyn, Dante, Olivia and Ned were there to watch it unfold. Needless to say that family has been under some major stress and that’s an understatement.
Will Ned survive His Emergency Bypass Surgery?
That brings us to the current General Hospital spoilers involving- you guessed it, a Quartermaine! Previously on General Hospital, Ned Quatermaine suffered a heart attack just outside of Bobby’s, while arguing with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). Drew accused Ned of pulling a fast one and claimed that he was faking his heart attack. That’s when Drew walked away and left Ned for dead. Wow, drew seems to be the gift of horror that just keeps on giving. It looks like Drew is the direct cause for Ned’s medical emergency, as the stress took its toll.
Thankfully, Emma, Gio, and Britt were there to help keep them alive until paramedics came. According to General Hospital recaps Ned was transported to General Hospital, where he now needs an emergency bypass surgery.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Olivia and Brooklyn are surrounded by family as they await the outcome of Ned’s surgery.
General Hospital: Is Kelly Monaco returning to General Hospital?
Last year, Kelly Monaco’s General Hospital exit shocked and dismayed fans of the 62 year old Soap Opera. Just think, Kelly Monaco spent 1/3 of General Hospital’s existence as the iconic Samantha McCall, also known as Sam Morgan.
Recently, Sam’s memory has been brought to light as Halloween marked one year since her death. GH recaps recall that Sam’s daughter Scout has been the main focus lately in the Davis family. Her dad, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), fails to keep her best interest in mind when making parental decisions.
This isn’t the first time that those who’ve survived Sam McCall have thrown her memory around as weight when making decisions. In fact, Alexis still finds herself pleading with Drew, asking him if what he’s doing is what Sam would want. As it turns out, Drew doesn’t give a crap. All that talk about Sam McCall has sparked the latest General Hospital rumors According to GH news reports, Kelly Monaco confirmed that she was let go of GH role she brought to life, and captivated fans for over two decades.
After Monaco promised fans that she’d tell her side of the controversial story, the actess’s intentions never materialized. Instead, a podcast announcement got GH fans excited just to later learn that it was now a no-go with pal Shannan Moakler.
Kelly’s silence leaves much to the imagination, including the possibility of her return to GH as Sam.
This week on General Hospital, Monica’s (Leslie Charleson) sister Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak) calls out Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight). All this time Ronnie blamed Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) for spiking her tea when it was actually Martin who played the dirty trick. General Hospital spoilers for the week of October 27th-31st indicate that Ronnie is not working with Martin as Tracy suspected. Instead, Martin’s partner is much more inconspicuous.
Martin Grays Secret Partner Identified- Let’s Break It Down…
This week’sGeneral Hospital promo indicates that Martin isn’t working with Ronnie, but he also isn’t on his own. According to General Hospital spoilers, Martin Gray’s secret partner is a woman. In order to identify his partner in crime, we broke down a few things. For starters, the GH promo revealed a woman’s hand. That alone is a great clue. Additionally, the woman’s had is seemingly younger looking- which narrows it down even more. Secondly, the mystery woman slips what looks like a check across the bar to Martin. Her nails are without colored polish. Third, she’s wearing a business jacket that’s dark blue or close to black, with fine, reddish stripe accents. So let’s summarize: martins secret partner is a woman with a younger looking hand, wearing no nail polish, and wearing a business sports jacket. The jacket is dark in overall color, which reddish accents.
Now, Let’s Analyze…
Brook Lynn– is wearing a business jacket, but her nails are painted. Tracy– is also wearing a business jacket, but the color doesn’t resemble the jacket on the mystery woman. Also, the woman’s hand appears to be one of a younger woman. Britt– is also wearing a business sports jacket. It’s dark in overall color. Reddish striped accents are not visible from the promo, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t present on the jacket. Britt fits the profile for having a younger looking hand. But is she wearing nail polish?
Who is Martin working with? Someone we’d least expect…
General Hospital: A Tearful Brook Lynn Says Goodbye to Lois
General Hospital news confirms Rena Sofer’s GH exit. Sadly, Brook Lynn is devastated over Lois. Over at Sonny’s, mother and daughter said a tearful goodbye. Lois left for South Korea. She headed off to manage Blaze’s tour, with Brook Lynn’s blessing. However, before Lois left, she told Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), “I love you so very much.” But her daughter didn’t return the admission. Instead, all Brook Lynn said was, “I know,” and “safe travels, Ma.”
Coming up on General Hospital, Brook Lynn continues to struggle with Lois’s secret about Gio (Giovanni Mazza). They still aren’t in the best place in their relationship, and Lois wants nothing more than for Brook Lynn to forgive and forget. While only time will tell, time may not be on their side. According to wild GH rumors and speculation, Lois’s trip ends tragically.
According to GH news, Rena Sofer has finished filming, and ended her run as Lois. Though sources say that producer’s confirm that they left the door open for a potential return to General Hospital. The current story line suggests that something happens to Lois and her trip, and Brook Lynn doesn’t get the chance to tell her mother she loves her- and forgives her. At least for now.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Brook Lynn is devastated over Lois, and lives in retreat after she’s gone. Is she simply missing her mother, or is it much worse than that? Recently, GH rumors speculate that Lois is presumed dead when tragedy strikes Blaze’s music tour. Thankfully, sounded say that GH has left the door open for Rena’s potential return. But for now, everyone kid might think she’s dead.
This week on General Hospital, secrets are exposed! A bombshell is dropped, and Tracy learns Ronnie is innocent. Additionally, the real culprit behind Ronnie’s tipsy tea party is revealed.
It turns out that all that blame being thrown around was aimed in all the wrong directions. GH recaps recall that Ronnie blamed Tracy, and claimed that she drugged her. Supposedly, it was Tracy’s grand plan to make Ronnie look bad in front of the Port Charles elites. That’s just not the case.
According to General Hospital promo for October 27th-31st, Ronnie calls out the person who is actually responsible for spiking her tea- or drugging her. And we know that it isn’t Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot).
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Ronnie Bard (Erika Skezak) calls out Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight).Apparently, Martin spiked Ronnie’s tea AND forged Monica’s will.
General Hospital: Sidwell Promotes Britt Westbourne
General Hospital’s promo for the week of October 27th is full of secrets and surprise revelations. We finally get a look into the Five Poppies research project, and who is behind the operation. Most importantly, who’s in charge. Evidently, it doesn’t matter who WAS in charge because everything changes this week on General Hospital. According to the latest GH promo, Sidwell still calls the shots, but appoints a new lead in the research lab. Sidwell replaces Dalton and promotes Britt.
Britt’s Involvement In The Five Poppies Lab
Coming up on General Hospital, Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) walks into a meeting with Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) with her head held high. The Five Poppies research lab in Croatia may have blown to smithereens, but the project is still underway.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Sidwell replaces Dalton and promotes Britt. Apparently, Professor Dalton doesn’t quite have what it takes to get the job done- whatever it may be. At this point it’s uncertain whether or not Dr. Westbourne is involved voluntarily, or just making the most of a situation that’s out of her control.
So what is Sidwell’s big, secret, research project?
General Hospital spoilers for October 23, 2025 tease that Ronnie confesses to Cody. Ronnie’s presence at the Quartermaine’s becomes even more prevalent in the coming days. She deepens her connections, and weaves further into the family dynamic. So far, Ronnie’s taken Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) home (legally and physically), and many of her family members. Disloyally, many taken Ronnie’s side in the matter. Who and what else could Tracy lose to Ronnie?
Coming up on General Hospital, Cody meets the new head of the household, Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak). Cody has always had a good working relationship and friendship with Tracy. So how will he take to his new boss?
GH rumors tease that Ronnie confesses to Cody that she’s always had a thing for cowboys. Will Ronnie get on Cody’s good side and take him from Tracy too?
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