General Hospital: Carly and Valentin together in the Port Charles Blizzard of 2026
A Port Charles blizzard traps Carly and Valentin together! General Hospital spoilers for the week of January 26, 2026 reveal that inclement weather puts lives in jeopardy when Port Charles freezes over!
As a blizzard blasts Port Charles, imminent danger lurks, making some more vulnerable than others. While the storm becomes a threat to all living in Port Charles, some may find cozy comfort with whom they are with when the inclement weather hits the city.
According to General Hospital previews for 1-26-26, a blizzard blasts Port Charles this week. Valentin and Carly are shacked up together when the storm hits. Will the situation create an interesting environment for the fugitive and the woman who has agreed to take an enormous risk for him?
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) are just getting to know each other. They’ve skipped the small talk and dove right into their deepest fears and feelings. A Port Charles blizzard traps Carly and Valentin together in her home. Could this be the “perfect storm@ for Carly and Valentin to lean on each other in a way they’ve never have before?
Earlier this month the entertainment industry was shocked by the sudden death of daytime television icon, Anthony Geary. GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, loved ones say their final goodbyes at Tony Geary’s memorial.
GH news reports confirmed that Geary passed away on Sunday, December 14th, 2025. He was 78 years old. A week later, Tony Geary’s loved ones say their final goodbyes.
Reportedly, Geary’s husband Claudio Gama shared photos of Tony’s memorial. “He is now resting where the stars shine bright,” Gama included in his IG post caption. He also gave a heartfelt thank you to Tony’s fans. According to Claudio Gama, Tony credited his fans for his success as an actor.
Clearly, Tony Geary remained humble and grateful despite his rapid rise to stardom. He is definitely missed by General Hospital fans, as well as his loved ones as they say their final goodbyes.
It is with great devastation and sadness that we share the horrific news of General Hospital’s Tony Geary. General Hospital’s Tony Geary dies at 78.
Geary’shusband Claudio Gama announced Geary’s death as he explained, “It was a shock for me and our families and our friends.” Gama added, “For more than 30 years, Tony has been my friend, my companion, my husband.”
Reportedly, Tony Geary passed away on Sunday, from complications from a scheduled surgery three days prior. Geary was 78 years old.
We mourn the loss of Geary’s iconic character, Luke Spencer. His on screen chemistry with co-star Genie Francis brought Geary and Francis to stardom. Luke and Laura’s wedding remains the most watched tv wedding of all time. Their love story began in the late 1970s, and their historical wedding took place on November 16th and 17th, 1981.
Prayers go out to Tony Geary and his family, his friends, and fellow General Hospital icons, as well as the entire Daytime TV industry as fan base as Tony Geary’s death shakes an entire culture.
The son of Nikolas Cassadine and Esme Prince is a Cassadine heir, a legendary Spencer, a Webber, and a Chamberlain. If you’re asking, I’d say that’s a pretty impressive bloodline- depending on your definition of the word impressive.
A child with that caliber of genetic makeup is not a child to put on the back burner. For a while, Ace was front and center with his mom and dad, Esme and Spencer. But when Baby Ace’s mom allegedly died, the main character vibe went to the wayside. That’s when Ace moved in with his grandma Laura Collins (Genie Francis). We’ve barely heard a peep about him since.
Twins Jay and Joey Clay joined General Hospital on February 23, 2023. Instantly, the shared role was well received by GH fans, and the boys stole viewer’s hearts. Baby Ace Cassadine quickly became a fan favorite. Let’s just say that Heather Webber and Laura Collins weren’t the only doting grandmother types to fawn over the Cassadine heir.
Often times a child actor is replaced by TPTB for various reasons. Mainly, children are aged to fit a new storyline, more suited for an older child. In the Soap Opera world we call that SORAS. SORAS stands for Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome.
Baby Ace Cassadine Recast
December 2nd episode of General Hospital revealed a new baby Ace Cassadine. Although the iconic Soap decided against giving baby Ace a case of SORAS, GH has recast Laura Collins’s grandson. Apparently, the upcoming storyline direction doesn’t require a sudden grow/glow up for Nikolas and Esme’s son.
According to Jay and Joey Clay’s Instagram (run by mom, Lana), the boys have something in the works. Lana shared a post on November 19th, and reflected on the twins’ “journey into the entertainment world.” Lana’s post refers to Jay and Joey’s time on General Hospital in the past tense. Sadly, this tells GH fans what we need to know, but not what we want to hear.
General Hospital: Jay and Joey Clay
Evidently, Jay and Joey Clay no longer share the role of baby Ace. Instead, Ace has been recast. On a happier note, Lana Clay’s Instagram post revealed that the boys have been pretty busy. She alludes to a new project for them, and to look out for them in 2026.
Although we already miss the Clay brothers as Ace, we look forward to watching them grow and branch off into new projects. Best of luck to Jay and Joey, and their family as they continue on this journey.
General Hospital : Is Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) in the middle of a mob war?
Mayor Laura Collins (Genie Francis) wouldn’t hesitate to throw her weight around to help her grandson. She knows that Rocco (Finn Carr) was framed, and that Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) is the one who framed him.
According to 11-17-25 GH recaps, Laura loses it on Dalton when she sees him after the hearing. Mayor Collins publicly lashes out at the PCU Professor right there with an audience, and not without recording devices pointed in her direction. Some may even say that her behavior is indicative of too much time spent with a mobster.
Will Laura and Dalton’s encounter over Rocco do her in as the election votes roll in? Right now she’s put her Mayoral hat to the side and is in full blown Grandma mode. But will Laura’s public crash out scare off her constituents? Maybe Laura’s friendship and family connection to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) becomes a problem for voters after all?
What If Laura Finds Dalton Dead?
On the November 17th episode of General Hospital, Rocco Falconeri’s hearing went south. Suddenly, he faces multiple felony charges, and even the possibility of having to spend time in the slammer. It turns out that Dalton destroyed his own lab to pin it on Rocco. Despite Sidwell’s instruction to drop the charges against Laura’s grandson, Dalton did quite the opposite.
Coming up on General Hospital, things get even worse for Laura when she makes disturbing discovery. Apparently, GH rumors tease that Sidwell had Dalton killed, and Laura finds him dead. It sure looks like a mob hit considering the recent events that went down. Will the people of Port Charles believe that Dalton’s death is a mob hit on behalf of Laura and Rocco? After all, Sonny is Rocco’s grandfather. Or worse, does Sidwell make it look like Laura did it?!
Sadly, we are another episode closer to my most dreaded General Hospital goodbye. Fellow fan girlies like myself, and other devoted die-hards understand the emotional impact that’s attached to losing your favorite tv character. Especially when it comes to Soap Operas.
Many find it especially difficult to let go of a character that we loved and watched grow over the years. Typically, a tv series lasts anywhere from one year on air, to becoming a household staple for years to come. However, Daytime Dramas potentially last a lifetime. That’s why it’s most difficult to say goodbye to the long-lived roles. These characters become like family when the respective tv series is on air for decades!
According to recent General Hospital news, GH has fired Kelly Monaco and Sam McCall dies. After 22 years, GH fans have to say goodbye to this amazingly talented actress and her role we fell in love with. Amidst the real-life controversy, GH fans speculate about how Kelly and Sam will exit the show. It’s unsettling, but General Hospital rumors claim Cyrus kills Sam when he mistakes her for his niece, Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins).
GH spoilers indicate that the doctors work tirelessly to save Lulu, and Lulu’s family prays for her recovery. Meanwhile. Cyrus is on his vigilante sh!t again, thinking he’s about to right a wrong. He’s made it clear that it pains him to see Lulu suffer. Cyrus vowed to help her end her suffering. That’s why GH rumors claim that Cyrus follows through with his word to help end Lulu’s limbo status. But things take a seriously dark turn when Cyrus Renault takes matters into his own hands.
Cyrus Kills Sam
The latest General Hospital rumors hint that Cyrus kills Sam when he mistakes her as his own niece. Dr. Randolph warned Laura that the odds are not in Lulu’s favor. Still, Sam went forward with the surgery despite the risk. However, the real risk isn’t the surgery itself but a twisted and powerful man. That’s right, Cyrus Renault is on his vigilante sh!t while up to his old tricks.
Mayor Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) went down the road less traveled. She doesn’t have many supporters now that she is advocating for Heather Webber’s (Alley Mills) freedom.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Genie Francis shares the screen with Alley Mills when Laura pays Heather a visit. Port Charles is upon arms over the Mayor’s decision to pursue Heather’s metallosis as a way vindicate her from her past crimes. Understandably, Portia Robinson is Laura’s strongest protester because of Heather Webber’s threat to Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Dr. Robinson can’t fathom how Laura could possibly believe that Heather deserves an excuse for what she’s done to so many.
Laura Spencer Regrets Helping Heather
General Hospital spoilers and previews tease that Laura pays Heather a visit. They’ll discuss Heather’s metallosis and her potential freedom. For the most part, the city of Port Charles doesn’t want to see Heather go free. Laura is risking her career as Mayor, sticking her neck out for a murderer.
Will Laura risk her career, as well as her relationships as she takes the nexts steps toward Heather Webber’s freedom? Whether or not Heather knew what she was doing, she still committed heinous crimes. At best, I think she should get to plead insanity. However, setting Heather free is a recipe for disaster.
For most of his life Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) repelled God. His sins eventually became his identity and was only known for the evil he’s done. Then, events in recent years drudged up another version of himself.
Cyrus Renault came to Port Charles to connect with his long lost sister, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis). He equivocated the importance of family as his every action continued to adversely impact those around him. Even his newfound family. GH recaps recall that it was Cyrus’s order for Julian Jerome to place a bomb at the Floating Rib. The intended target was Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), but intentions don’t always come to fruition. Instead, inadvertent, or collateral damage occurred as a result of the missed target. While Jason Morgan might be alive. Lulu Spencer’s life hangs by a thread. And it’s all because of Cyrus.
Family Or Foe, One Should Never Trust Cyrus Renault.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Laura supports Cyrus and turns her back on her friend Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Laura’s pacifistic values have kept her conflicted about Sonny for years. She knows that there’s more to the Port Charles coffee importer, but their friendship kept Laura loyal until now.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Laura comes to regret turning on Sonny. After encouraging Cyrus to come forward and incriminate his attacker, Laura loses a friend.
Sonny already feels like he can’t trust anyone- except for Ava Jerome (Maura West). How will this affect Sonny in combination of his altered meds?
GH Spoilers and Rumors: Cyrus Renault dies a hero?
It’s only been a couldn’t years since Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) was surprised with two brothers she never knew existed. Cyrus Renault and Martin Gray come to Port Charles with a family secret. Today, Laura and Martin are far closer than Laura is with her other brother, Cyrus. The troubled man has caused his sister tremendous pain in such a short time, but he finally might be on the right track.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Cyrus continues on with than thou persona. He insists that his newfound belief in the Lord has set him on a new path. As we all know, Laura wasn’t having it. At first, she didn’t believe him for a second, but now she’s not so sure. As for Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), she’s the one who got him to help law enforcement with a crucial investigation.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that the threat to Port Charles intensifies as law enforcement gets closer to finding the mystery boss. Things have become so dire that Anna has even looked to Cyrus for answers. According to General Hospital recaps, that’s when the former WSB Agent delivered a compelling argument. She then convinced Cyrus to use his spiritual reckoning for the greater good.
Has Cyrus Really Found God?
Every one is so quick to assume that Cyrus is full of sh!t when it comes to his self proclaimed redemption. But did anyone consider that he is actually telling the truth? GH recaps highlight how Cyrus helped Anna for the greater good. He agreed to help law enforcement get and were and he came through. Surely, it seems like he’s turned a new leaf. Recent GH rumors tease that Cyrus continues to do the right thing as his conscious is lead by God’s word.
No good deed goes unpunished as they say. So will Cyrus come face to face with his fate when he helps fight the enemy? According to recent GH rumors, the new Cyrus is out to help not hurt those he cares about. This is especially true when it comes to Laura. All he’s wanted is to make his sister proud. If Cyrus Renault dies a hero, then will Laura see him in a different light?
Mayor Collins, or more familiarly referred to as Laura Spencer (Genie Francis), takes on a complicated role. As if being Mayor of Port Charles doesn’t already come with its complexities, this dedicated mother and grandmother tacks more onto her plate.
Apparently, the dust doesn’t seem to want to settle for Laura Spencer Collins. Action and adventure catch up with Laura these days while she doesn’t have a moment to catch a break. Sadly, Laura’s son Nikolas Cassadine (Adam Huss), and her grandson, Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) have her running in circles yet again. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Laura pays a visit to Esme’s mom, Heather Webber (Alley Mills). Little does Laura know, she isn’t Heather’s first visitor on a while.
You never know what you’re going to get when it comes to Heather. Today, Ace’s grandma talks with Heather and makes a peculiar observation. Heather blows Esme’s plans when she opens her mouth to Laura. How will Laura handle Esme when Nikolas ran off with babe Ace. At this point which one she ain’t sure who is more dangerous, Esme or Nikolas.
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