It’s not looking good for Willow Tait. The once struggling, but striving young woman who beat the odds in several of the utmost dire circumstances, is now unraveling at the seams.
Evidently, the current storyline, and Willow’s family mental health history support General Hospital rumors that claim Willow loses her mind. As we know Nina Reeves (Cynthia’s Watros) is Willow‘s biological mother, and Nell Benson is her biological sister. Need I say more?
Willow is at risk for major mental health issues. The character’s family medical history is the perfect set up for Willow’s mental health catastrophe. Additionally, General Hospital news and spoilers previously revealed Katelyn MacMullen’s insight on Willow‘s future. To learn more about “the crazy gene,” check out details of her interview with Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson right HERE or below.
Clearly, a dark path seems imminent for Willow Tait. According to recent General Hospital rumors and spoilers, Willow is a prime suspect in the shooting of Congressman Drew Cain. While her reactions to the news about Drew and even Scout appear to be truly genuine, her behavior is still quite odd. GH rumors tease that Willow may have shot Drew and not even know it. So, what if Willow’s split personality shot Drew? Like the greats who have come before her… Willow may very well have a bad case of DID. Just like Llanview’s Victoria Lord (Erika Slezak), and Port Charles‘s own, the late Connie Falconeri (Kelly Sullivan)
If Willow does have Dissociative Identity Disorder, then what name will she call herself?
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?
Things didn’t really pan out the way it was intended for Congressman Cain. Someone was so sick of his toxic destructive of the lives around him and wanted him dead. Dead and gone out of the lives he’s ruined was the goal. However, Drew is still alive and in critical condition.
Coming up on General Hospital, the PCPD continues to work to find Drew’s shooter. At this point, they are looking for a shooter, but not a killer. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) need all the insight they can get from anyone who has had recent dealings with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison).
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Drew faces paralysis and even death. But if he doesn’t die, odds are that Drew can identify his shooter. Sounds pretty cut and dry, right? Well, not if the shooter is Willow. Drew‘s obsession with Willow has made him go to extreme lengths for anything he deemed worthy. Surely, Willow is worthy of the utmost extreme measures.
GH rumors tease that Drew saw the shooter when they came for that second shot- or maybe in a mirror?The question is, will Drew identify his shooter if he lives?
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?
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.
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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.
General Hospital: Sofia Mattsson’s GH Exit- When Will Sasha Return to Port Charles?
The lights in Port Charles shine a little less bright since Sasha left with baby Daisy. On July 18th, GH’s Sofia Mattson, and Executive Producer Frank Valentini confirmed the actress’s exit as Sasha Gilmore Corbin.
According to General Hospital news, Sofia Mattsson returned to her hometown shortly before her GH exit was announced. Reportedly, Mattsson shared a photo of herself back home in Stockholm, Sweden on July 12. That was just 6 days prior to confirming her departure after 7 years of playing Sasha. Thankfully, Frank Valentini made mention that Mattsson is open to reprise her role as Sasha down the road.
Will Sasha and Daisy ever return to Port Charles? Right now Sasha remains in the dark about the disturbing events that happened with baby Daisy. Mistakenly, it’s believed that Sonny’s world was targeting his son Michael Corinthos’s newborn baby as a warning.However, there has been a new revelation since Jason brought Sasha and Daisy to her father, Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
The latest General Hospital recaps recall that Michael realized that the person messing with Daisy was Willow! Apparently, Michael finds Willow more dangerous than if the Five Families mobsters used his baby to threaten Sonny. Meanwhile, Sasha and Daisy get to spend precious time bonding with Robert.
Sofia Mattsson Hints At Sasha’s Return
General Hospital’s Sofia Mattsson (Sasha Gilmore) on Instagram
On July 29, Sofia’s Instagram post gave fans hope that someday she’ll make her way back to General Hospital. Evidently, in Sofia’s photo caption she says goodbye “(for now 😜).” It sounds like the beloved actress as intentions to someway bring Sasha back to Port Charles. Until then, best of luck to Sofia, and we can’t wait to see her on GH again!
General Hospital Spoilers and Rumors:Nina had Sidwell Payoff Judge?! Well, at least for once Nina isn’t going to blame Carly for all of life’s problems. That was so Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), and we are all well past that, aren’t we? Nina’s long lost daughter, Nelle, was a terror, and tortured Carly and her family for years because of past trauma.
When Nelle died (trying to steal Wiley and basically kill Carly), Nina blamed Carly as if she pushed that psycho off the cliff. . We all have eyes, and we know that’s not what happened. Actually, Carly even tried to help that lunatic, but their hands slipped and they lost grip.
For so long Nina cried Carly at every turn, blaming her for every little- and big thing that went wrong in her life. She lived for her vendetta against Carly, and for more than her fair share of revenge against her. Lately, Nina and Carly’s eruptive communication style has simmered down to somewhat acceptable level of civility. The reason; one word, Drew. Despite Willow and Michael’s broken marriage, Carly and Nina have an understanding. Neither grandmother wants Congressman Cain anywhere near Michael and Willow’s children.
According to General Hospital recaps both grandmothers have gone to great lengths to get through to Willow. Oddly, the young mother’s refusal to comply with demands to leave Drew has cost Willow her children. But is that the real reason that the Judge awarded sole custody to Michael Corinthos?
Recently on General Hospital, details surrounding the Corinthos custody battle reveal foul play in the Judge’s verdict. In fact, Sidwell paid off the judge to rule in favor of Michael. But, WHY?!
Why Did Sidwell Pay Off The Judge To Grant Michael Full Custody?
Perplexing, isn’t it? Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) has made it very clear at this point that simply taking over Sonny’s territory won’t do. He’s wants Sonny dead, plain and simple. So why would Sidwell bribe a judge to rule in his son’s favor? One word, Nina.
Did Nina Ask Sidwell For A Favor?
Nina Reeves trash talked Sonny in an Aurora Publication because Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) blackmailed her. Tracy wants Sonny gone so badly that she’s associating herself with the likes of Sidwell and Boyle. Financially, Sidwell was running the show, pushing the Measure C Campaign.
Did Nina approach Sidwel? According to General Hospital rumors, Nina’s smear campaign against Sonny is the price she had to pay for a certain favor. It doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for Sidwell to pay off the judge to benefit a Corinthos. So, perhaps Nina asked him to. In her mind, Nina figured that if Willow lost her kids BECAUSE OF DREW- which was clearly stated in the courtroom and beyond- that it would knock some sense into her. If Drew is the reason why she lost her kids, then it seems like an easy solution. Drop Drew. That’s probably what Nina expected to happen. If the judge ruled in favor of Michael. Sadly, that plan blew up in Nina’s face.
Do you think that Nina asked Sidwell to pay off the judge? And was her publicized attack on Sonny payment for the favor?
Was Willow Right About Nina?
Did Nina literally try every single thing to turn Willow away from Drew except tell the truth? Would she have gone so far as to make Willow lose custody, and make sure that Drew was to blame?
General Hospital: Does Willow Have The “Crazy Gene” Like Nelle?
“5-1-5-0 Somebody call the Po-Po!” -Dierks Bentley. Willow Stalks Sasha’s Baby Daisy because… she has the “crazy gene”? A hospital baby swap, a change in position, a spinning mobile, and the color pink preferred over yellow. All of those things are what has the new mama spooked. Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattson) just gave birth to Michael Corinthos’s (Rory Gibson) baby. She is in motherhood bliss with her daughter, Daisy, and is grateful for her newfound family. The former Face of Deception widow has faced many hard times. Finally, Sasha is loving life after loss.
Meanwhile, once upon a time Willow Corinthos was leaving the dream. After a lifetime of struggle- cult life and a mother who well, wasn’t, Willow got over the hurt Harmony created, put down her walls and accepted Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) as her mother. She was married to a Quartermaine/Corinthos with two beautiful children, and never had to want for anything.
Willow Stalks Sasha’s Baby Daisy
Now that Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) has lost her children to Michael (Rory Gibson), she feels empty and has nothing left to lose. Coming up on General Hospital, the mystery surrounding baby Daisy heightens as more and more peculiarities present themselves. According to GH recaps, Sasha expressed her concerns to her cousin Cody Bell (Josh Kelly). Neither have made sense of the situation just yet, but Cody did joke about there being a ghost among the Quartermaine mansion.
While that sounds eerie but unlikely, the alternative is much worse. If someone is really stalking Daisy, it’s only a matter of time before they make their move. But who? Well, who has…
Access to the Quartermaine mansion? ✅
A Reason For Revenge? ✅
Headed For A Breakdown? ✅
“Crazy” in her genes? ✅
Willow. Ms. Willow Corinthos has become a shell of herself after the judge ruled in Michael’s favor, and she lost her two precious children. According to previous reports by General Hospital Blog, Katelyn MacMulled shared a telling spoilers in an interview with co-stars Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson. GH’s Jason and Spinelli took a deep dive into Williow’s psyche. Katelyn MacMullen took them on a tour through Willow’s life. From Shiloh, Harmony, and the cult, to leaving that life behind, marrying Michael, and everything in between, nobody expected Willow to end up like this.
The brave young woman was raised by Harmony, battled Shiloh, Nelle, Nina, and even leukemia. She’s raising two kids and is a proud nurse at GH. Sadly, the once formidable Willow is now a lost soul. Many blame Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), and many blame her genetic makeup. Yep, Willow has the “crazy gene” just like her sister Nelle (Chloe Lanier). Truthfully, I think it’s both. Willow has the gene to snap at any time, and became a lunatic like her sister Nelle. But, I also believe that something has to trigger her, and cause trauma. That’s right, Drew is the trigger, Nelle is the malfunction.
Oopsie Daisy, Drew Sent Michael A Warning!? Poor Sasha. Of all the things to happen to Sasha Corbin, that woman is the last person that should have endured a baby mix-up scare like that! According to GH recaps, Baby Daisy went into the nursery, Lucas went to bring her to Sasha- but Daisy wasn’t the baby on Lucas’s arms. All the oohs and says from Carly and Felicia weren’t even for Baby Daisy. Quickly, mama knew that baby wasn’t her own precious daughter.
Compared everything else going on in Port Charles, the Daisy mixup seemed like a minor hiccup. Heck, even Sasha blew off the disturbing nature of this “accident.” That scene seemed pretty random, right? At first, things seemed going a little too well for Sasha- not that she doesn’t deserve it- she does. Sasha probably deserves a fairytale, happily-ever-after more than anyone in that town. After losing baby Liam, and then Brando (the late Johnny Wactor), the last thing Sasha needed was a scare like that.
This week on General Hospital, Michael Corinthos and Sasha Corbin bask in the glory that is their new baby girl. Meanwhile, Michael’s ex-wife, Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) just lost custody of both of her children to their father, Michael. Willow came home to a house lacking laughter and chaos and was welcome
On the next General Hospital, Sasha is quickly reminded of the hospital mishap with Daisy. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors daisy’s disappearance was no random accident.
Thankfully, when Lucas (Van Hansis) went back to the nursery, Daisy was in the bassinet. So it’s just as simple as that then right? At least Sasha thinks so. The new mama was so willing to forgive and forget the hospital mistake that could otherwise have been a major lawsuit if nothing worse. Oh, but Michael trust Sasha’s judgment over Willow’s. So, Willow has chosen a shitty boyfriend, haven’t we all? Lol On the other hand, we have Sacha be believing that her baby is better off without a father figure presence in her life. She’s even managed to convince the babies own father that this is what’s best for their child.
On the next General Hospital, someone peers into a window of the Quartermaine mansion- their focus, Baby Daisy! According to General Hospital, spoilers and rumor, daisies mixup was no hospital accident. Apparently, it could very well be Drew Cain wreaking havoc on Michael and Sasha. Is it a form of payback? Or a way to prove that Michael’s mobster upbringing deems him unsafe to raise his children? either way it looks like Drew is up to something.
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