Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) is struggling to navigate through the mess Peter August (Wes Ramsey) left her with after finally finding out the man she loved isn’t who he claims. Now she’s doing everything I’m her power to protect her baby and herself.
Peter’s own sister, Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is helping Maxie keep her brother away because he is extremely dangerous and cannot be trusted. No matter how much Peter professes his love and devotion to Maxie and their child, Maxie is well aware of what he’s capable of.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie hits a snag in her plan to deceive Peter when she finds out Britt and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are on the run. She believes that Jason has kidnapped Britt.
General Hospital previews show Maxie getting a visit from her friend, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), who is also heavily involved in this situation with Peter. Sam’s ex, Jason, is on the run with Britt, escaping Cyrus Renault’s revenge. Maxie is still a little out of the loop since she was only told that Jason took Britt as a hostage, which is not the case.
General Hospital previews indicate Sam sets Maxie straight about what is happening. Jason didn’t take Britt hostage. She is a willing participant in all the drama in an attempt to help Jason escape Cyrus and nail Peter once and for all. But Jason isn’t the only one Cyrus is after. He already tried to have Britt killed, and now that the attempt failed, Cyrus is even more angry and motivated to take things even further.
Things are about to get more intense in and out of Port Charles!
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) have been friends for decades. They have been there for each other in hard times, and in one of the most difficult times for Maxie, Sam was supportive and lent a shoulder to cry on. Nathan West’s (Ryan Paevey) put Maxie’s resilience to the test. Thankfully she had Sam to lean on.
Sam and Maxie almost had a falling out over Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Maxie was blinded by love while Peter was framing Sam for murder.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that despite Maxie’s mistakes when it came to Peter and Sam, Sam is still there for Maxie as a forever friend. GH spoilers reveal Maxie will turn to Sam for help.
General Hospital previews show Sam and Maxie at Maxie’s apartment, where Maxie is asking Sam for help. The previews insinuate Sam will be “on board” with what Maxie is requesting.
General Hospital rumors hint that Sam may have reasons to decline Maxie’s request. It sounds like Sam would be on board with what we Maxie needs, especially if it has to do with helping stop Peter. Thankfully, Maxie has a true friend in Sam.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have been spending time together as friends, leaning on each other as they deal with life’s curve balls.
Dante and Sam have been getting closer, to the point where GH rumors began surrounding a blossoming romance. Sam ended things with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and it looks like he’s moving on with Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam is taken back by Dante’s change of heart. Or at least that’s how it seems.
General Hospital previews show Sam’s look of shock when she hears Dante telling her that he needs to bring her in for questioning. Now that Dante is working with the PCPD, and entertaining the thought of becoming a Police Officer again, Sam needs to watch what she says so that she doesn’t incriminate Jason.
Regardless of their relationship status, Sam would never compromise Jason’s work and freedom.
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) finally came around to Mac Scorpio’s (John J. York) for Dante to work on this case which involves Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Despite being leery of his own personal health, he finally agreed, but is taking it one step at a time.
General Hospital previews show Dante geared up and ready to find Jason, and get to the bottom of what went down at the hospital. All they know is that Jason and Dr. Britt Westbourne are on the run, and Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) plays a major role in their disappearance.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) will go along with Dante to help bring in Jason. They will set out to find him and Britt. Jason is a fugitive, and although he is innocent, he was still in police custody when he fled from GH. Sam is confident that if Dante brings her along to find Jason, she will be of aaaostanxe in getting him to return to Port Charles. But has Sam’s status as Jason’s priority changed now they why aren’t together? Carly Corinthos will always be priority to Jason. She and Sam used to fight for that spot in Jason’s life. But when Sam became his wife and the mother of his children, Sam came first, but Jason still did everything in his power to make Carly his priority too.
General Hospital rumors suggest there will be some tension between Carly, Sam, and Britt. Carly and Sam see Britt as a threat now that it’s obvious Jason cares for her. He saved her life and she’s saved his. He wants to protect her and he is doing just that. Is this the start of newfound love for Jason and Britt, and Dante and Sam? Or will Jason and Sam find their way back to each other?
Even though Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are no longer a couple, they will always be connected through their son Danny (Porter Fasullo).
Their son isn’t the only thing keeping Jason and Sam connected. Their mutual passion for chasing adventure and being drawn to danger has always been what has held their bond so strong. Although Sam is now trying to put danger aside for the sake of her kids, she can’t help but be pulled in.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam goes to visit Jason on the hospital. Sam knows tension is high with Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) and Peter August (Wes Ramsey), and she knows Carly is desperate to get Jason out of Pentonville. She also knows how to put the pieces of the puzzle together and figures the it Carly Corinthos’ (Laura Wright) plan.
General Hospital previews show Sam at Jason’s bedside asking him if this hospital stay is all a part of a plan. General Hospital rumors suggest Sam shows her concern and things become awkward around Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) said goodbye to her freedom, her three daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Davis Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), along with others close to her.
Alexis has been sentenced to three years in Pentonville, after pleading guilty. Previous General Hospital news confirmed that Grahn would not be leaving the show. The actress let fans in on some upcoming General Hospital spoilers revolving around her character, Alexis, and her journey through serving her sentence. Grahn mentioned that Alexis’ three year sentence was in “soap years,” and that three years could actually be three months.
General Hospital news reveal that Molly will put her law school knowledge to good use when she does some digging. General Hospital rumors claim Molly finds a loophole in her mom’s case, which will ultimately lead to an early release from Pentonville, and Alexis’ freedom.
General Hospital fans and fans of 25 year, GH star, Nancy Lee Grahn, are up on arms over her character, Alexis Davis, and the current storyline in which Alexis is involved.
General Hospital news reports Nancy has taken to social media to address fans regarding the episode which honored Nancy’s 25 years with the 58 year running, daytime drama.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nancy dives in deep to Alexis’ journey as she says goodbye to her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), and heads out to serve her sentence in Pentonville.
In a recent interview, Nancy reveals that her character Alexis will encounter and exchanged a wide range of characters, and as Grahn states, “but most importantly, with a new character we haven’t seen before.” Nancy goes ok to talk about how her character will go through a journey, discovering things she never knew, and that journey will be the focal point of the story.
General Hospital rumors have claimed Nancy is leaving GH, however, General Hospital news regarding comings and goings have not made claims of her departure.
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is and always has been a strong, successful, woman, who can hold her own. Sure, she has done through obstacles and traumatic events, but she’s staying strong and trying to overcome her demons.
Alexis felt it would be best to own up and take responsibility for her actions when she faced the judge. She pleaded guilty for attacking Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna), while drunk, and believing she was protecting her daughter, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) from Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). Alexis was ultimately sentenced to three years in Pentonville.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis confides in Sam, expressing her raw emotions regarding what’s ahead.
General Hospital previews show Alexis telling Sam that she’s feeling really scared right now. Understandably so. She’s about to be hauled off to jail and stay sober all at once. She’ll be without her girls, Sam, Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth), and Molly (Haley Pullos), along with those who have been there for support, like, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy), Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton).
General Hospital rumors surrounding the future of Alexis Davis has gotten fans wondering if Grahn will be leaving or taking a break from General Hospital. General Hospital comings and goings and GH news has not made any indication of a true departure for Grahn at this time.
Is it goodbye for General Hospital’s, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn)? Alexis has been sentenced to three years in Pentonville for the assault of Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), and Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), are in disbelief even though they were mentally prepared for any outcome. Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) fought hard for her friend. It was a sad but not unexpected outcome.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis is about to face her demons head on just as she planned. She needed to do this for her own self care. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has been on constant support of Alexis making her own decision when it came to what will be best for her to be able to remain in recovery.
General Hospital rumors have put Nancy Lee Grahn’s status with the 58 year old daytime drama into question.
General Hospital news has not made any reports confirming nor denying any exit plans, temporary or permanent, for Nancy.
Is there a way out of this for Alexis? And of there were, would she even accept the assistance, or will she stick to wanting to pay for what she’s done?
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is facing trial after she charged at Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) with a syringe, almost killing him. Alexis was drunk and was attempting to stop Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) from potentially hurting her daughter, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante tales the stand and makes his testimony at Alexis’ hearing.
General Hospital previews show Dante staying that he hopes the court will agree. Dante and Sam have been getting closer lately. They have been leaning on each other to help through their own personal issues, as well as coming together to figure out common issues such as Alexis.
Dante knows Alexis wouldn’t have done what she did if it weren’t for the fact she has been drinking. General Hospital rumors indicate that Dante will want the court to go easy on Alexis. She is taking full ownership and responsibility for her actions. Her attitude toward the situation could play in her favor.
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