What happened to Anna Devane is much more than a naturally occurring mental crisis. Instead, Anna’s condition is much more calculated and malicious. This week on General Hospital, Josslyn discovers information about Anna.
Cassius continues to hold Josslyn prisoner. Hey, it could be worse. Despite the game of gin rummy and deep conversation, Josslyn won’t get too comfy. Her focus is still on the mission, and of course, getting out of there alive.
According to recent GH spoilers and rumors, Agent Jacks has a new concern to the mission. She doesn’t want to end up like Anna Devane. Coming up on General Hospital, Josslyn discovers information about Anna. She figures out that she’s being held captive in the very same place where they kept Anna. Will Josslyn figure out that Anna didn’t have a mental break down, and that she’s actually a victim, and not a patient?!
Carly Spencer and Nina Reeves have never seen eye to eye. Even when they supposedly teamed up during the whole Willow-Drew-Michael- thing, those two worked independently and secretly. So it’s no surprise that Carly and Nina fight when it comes to Brennan, Willow, and Josslyn. They take it to the next level when Carly and Nina threaten each other’s daughters.
Carly has her suspicions about Nina after this recent incident with Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna). She threatened to let WSB Director Cullum know exactly what went on at Willow’s house. Perhaps even enlighten him about the link between Drew and Brennan’s “strokes.” This would put Willow’s life and freedom at risk- Nina’s too.
Then, Nina mentions that Brennan and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) argued about Josslyn (Eden McCoy). She threatened to put Joss in Cullum’s path- putting her life in jeopardy. Carly and Nina use each other’s daughters as weapons against one another. If Cullum finds out that Joss (Eden McCoy) is a WSB Agent, then he could kill her. And if anyone figures out the link between Drew and Brennan, Willow is cooked. Pentonville. Shady Brook. Lose custody. All of it.
General Hospital spoilers for the week of May 4th, 2026 reveal that Jack catches Carly cheating. WSB Agent Jack Brennan is completely crushed after Josslyn sold out her mom. Now, Carly faces the music!
General Hospital recaps from 5-1-26 highlight the moment Jack walked into Carly’s house and into her bedroom to find her naked in bed. Jack acted off of a tip from Carly’s own daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). The rookie WSB Agent sold out her own mom to her boss and Carly’s boyfriend, Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna).
According toGeneral Hospital previews and spoilers, this week Carly (Laura Wright) and Jack face the inevitable as the truth erupts in their faces. Jack catches Carly cheating and it looks like Carly has no remorse. She plays it tough and even tells Jack to “turn around” when the man who has been lying to her for over a year asks with whom she’s been cheating!
Do you feel sorry for Jack for Carly’s infidelity? Or is it a wash because he put her daughterJosslyn’s life in danger and has been lying to her about it?!
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) just did the unthinkable, and now she’s in a world of danger. Will Josslyn fight off Cassius now that she’s been exposed just like she exposed her own mother?!
Just as GH fans are getting over the shock from when Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) framed and blackmailed her own mother, Josslyn turns around and betrays Carly (Laura Wright)!
Britt exposed Josslyn to Cassius in what seemed like instant karma for the “ditzy sorority girl.” General Hospital recaps recall that Cassius didn’t make Britt any promises when it comes to Josslyn’s safety. So then he showed up at Joss’s door and… now Joss is in danger. Will Josslyn fight off Cassius? Will he back down, or will Joss become one of Cullum’s prisoners like Anna Devane (Finola Hughes)?
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) takes her work as a WSB Agent very seriously. So seriously that she’s not only been lying to her mother, she’s willing to destroy her life. According to General Hospital spoilers, Josslyn’s betrayal of Carly has disastrous consequences. Josslyn destroys Carly’s life when Brennan catches Carly with Valentin.
Josslyn’s Betrayal- The Aftermath
Coming up on General Hospital, Carly’s life explodes after Josslyn tells Brennan that Carly is cheating on him. Although Joss didn’t divulge his identity, Jack Brennan will soon discovered everything Carly’s been hiding about Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
Nothing good can come out of what Josslyn has done to Carly. The fallout caused mass destruction in multiple ways. First, there’s Jack Brennan’s feelings, then Carly’s love life, Valentin’s status as a fugitive, Carly’s freedom. Will Josslyn regret what she’s done?
General Hospital spoilers indicate a tumultuous fallout when The WSB, Agent Cullum, Sidwell, and Sonny Corinthos situation hits a breaking point. Lives are at risk, especially key players like Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) warned Josslyn about Cullum, but she continued her investigation despite Jack’s orders. And despite Josslyn’s public disdain for Sonny, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny saves Josslyn from Cullum.
Josslyn Jacks spent her entire childhood as Port Charles mob boss’s stepdaughter. For years Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) cared for Joss like she was his own, especially when her father Jax (Ingo Rademacher) was in Australia. That’s why Josslyn’s more recent development of her hatred for Sonny is a tough sell for General Hospital fans. Her relationship with the late Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) ignited her rage for Sonny. She blames Sonny for putting Dex and all other loved ones I. Harms way- simply because of who he is. And that would be fine and completely understandable if she shared the same sentiments towards Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Josslyn’s hypocrisy has been increasingly irritating since she herself has become someone whose job is to eliminate the bad guys.
There’s poetic irony behind the latest GH spoilers and rumors. Imagine that Sonny saves Josslyn from Cullum after being berated and blamed for the last few years.
General Hospital: Will Cullum set a trap for Josslyn?
On the next General Hospital, Josslyn investigates despite Brennan’s orders. She assumes that Cullum bought her size college girl act, but he may not be as clueless as Agent Jacks thinks. Instead, according to GH spoilers Cullum’s onto Josslyn and her party girl act.
Agent Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) regretfully roped Josslyn Jack’s (Eden McCoy) into the secret agent life. But he has since pulled Joss from the mission. Agent Brennan ordered Agent Jacks to sleeper cell status, and to basically hang up her badge.
Coming up on General Hospital, Josslyn continues to investigate despite Brennan’s warnings to steer clear. The threat is real, and Cullum shouldn’t be underestimated. Has Cullum already set a trap for Josslyn?
General Hospital: Brennan puts Jason and Josslyn at Risk
Coming up on General Hospital, Jason Morgan is blue eyes deep the Five Poppies mission. Jason is determined to save Anna (Finola Hughes) and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) from Faison’s latest game of torture. As for Agent Josslyn Jacks, Jason must protect her from Brennan’s bad choices. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Jason and Josslyn go missing because of Jack.
Jack (Chris L. McKenna) told Jason (Steve Burton) that he regrettably has put Joss at risk, and that Jason has to make sure Josslyn doesn’t pay for his mistakes. In other words, Jason has to clean up Brennan‘s mess that involves doing whatever it takes to protect Josslyn (Eden McCoy).
Meanwhile, Anna Devane and Britt Westbourne are in grave danger. Their connection to Cesar Faison, and Josslyn Jack’s role as a WSB Agent has Jason out to play hero.
Recent General Hospital news confirmed that Steve Burton is taking a break from GH. Burton confirmed that he will return as Jason Morgan this summer. In other GH comings and going news, rumors suggest that Eden McCoy may also be leaving General Hospital.
If the General Hospital rumors are true, then Eden and Steve’s GH exit could mean that Jason and Josslyn go missing together! Apparently, Carly’s (Laura Wright) world is shattered when Brennan’s choices cost Carly everything. Brennan is the reason that Josslyn is in the WSB, and he’s also the reason Jason has to protect her. It is all Jack Brennan‘s fault if Carly loses both Jason and Josslyn.
General Hospital: Two Bombshell Exit Rumors- Eden McCoy and Josh Swickard
General Hospital rumors suggest that more major casting shakeups hit Port Charles in the coming weeks. This news comes fresh after General Hospital fans learned of Steve Burton’s upcoming GH exit. Reportedly, a source has leaked shocking potential General Hospital spoilers and exits. So who is leaving General Hospital? This is what we know…
Two main characters have been rumored to be leaving the iconic daytime drama. These General Hospital rumors have not been confirmed, however, sources claim that the leaked information comes from a reliable source.
General Hospital RUMORS: Eden and Josh?!
Say it isn’t so! Despite coming up on his 8 year anniversary with General Hospital, this believed actor may be on his way out. Reportedly, the latest GH rumors are unconfirmed, but come from a reliable source. The first rumored to exit General Hospital is the lovable and talented Josh Swickard. If Chase leaves, it’s possible that his and Brook Lynn’s marriage will implode. The Willow situation and plans to grow their family have begun to strain their relationship, and they could beheaded for a split. Again, GH news reports and the latest GH comings and goings have not officially reported this rumor.
The second shocking, potential GH exit is the Emmy winning actress Eden McCoy. McCoy has played Josslyn Jacks, daughter of Carly Spencer and Jasper Jacks since she was 12 years old. McCoy made her debut as Josslyn Jacks on October 14, 2015. According to recent General Hospital rumor reports, Eden may be on her way out. Details surrounding McCoy’s rumored GH exit have not yet been revealed or confirmed. However, speculation the the WSB will lead Josslyn out of Port Charles. This way the door can be left open for her potential return. Again, Eden McCoy’s GH exit has not been confirmed and remains in rumor status.
General Hospital: Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati)
General Hospital spoilers for February tease that Britt and Jason delve deeper into the inner workings of Cesar Faison’s final project. Apparently, he left his cold fusion research unfinished as he tried to develop a cure for his own Huntington’s disease. Now, Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Jenz Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) have taken over. And in order to complete what Faison started, they needed his daughter. Who knows, maybe they needed her mother too! Did Liesl help fake Britt’s death to save her life?
Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) Huntington’s Disease diagnosis devastated her and her mother. She always knew of the possibility that she’s inherit the disease from her father, Cesar Faison. But it wasn’t until she got tested and learned that she carried the genetic marker.
Did Liesl Help Fake Britt’s Death to Save Her Life?
According to General Hospital recaps from 1-30-26, Britt told Jason that Heather‘s attack and saving Josslyn (Eden McCoy) was real. mother would do anything for her child. Especially if that child has a terminal illness. No price is too high to pay to ensure a long and healthy life for your child. Is that how the WSB, Sidwell, and Cullum knew to swoop in as Britt was taking what would have been her last breath?
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