Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is feeling betrayed by his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) after listening to Spencer’s confession about being Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) stalker.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Nikolas continues to shut Spencer out, forcing him and Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl) out of Wyndemere, while struggling with his choice to lose his relationship with his son.
General Hospital previews show Nikolas pays Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) a visit, seeking out advice from his Aunt. Alexis tells Nikolas not to shut Spencer out, while her tone suggests that she’s almost giving Nikolas a warning.
General Hospital rumors hint that Alexis will give Nik a heads up on Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) analysis of Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). Alexis doesn’t want Nik to turn his back on Spencer because someone needs to look out for Spence while that sneaky girlfriend of his plots her next move.
Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) has one main goal, and that is to separate his father, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), from his step mom, Ava Jerome (Maura West). He’s been quite successful in his mission with the help of his sneaky girlfriend, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl).
Ava Jerome is depending on Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) to take care of her daughter, Avery Corinthos (Ava and Grace Scarola), when she leaves Port Charles indefinitely. Ava is being driven out of town by her “stalker” and is counting on Avery’s step mother, Carly, to watch over her’s and Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) daughter.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating, claiming that Maura West will exit General Hospital since her character Ava, is leaving town. GH fans worry this rumor will reign true after a shocking tweet from Executive Producer, Frank Valentini.
On September 13th, Valentini teased fans with what’s ahead with a tweet that reads, “Ava’s days are numbered in Port Charles- what will her last days be like?”
This shocking General Hospital news regarding Ava’s last days have fans scrambling with worry over Maura West’s status with the soap opera.
General Hospital comings and going’s reports have not confirmed West’s exit, and it’s possible that Frank Valentini‘s tweet was simply a teaser for the character’s next move which has been set in motion by Spencer.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any GH news regarding the confirmation of Maura’s future on General Hospital.
Ava's days are numbered in Port Charles – what will her last days be like? Find out on an all-new #GH! @MauraWest@GeneralHospital
Poor baby Avery has not had a solid place to call home since the day she was born. Right off the bat she was kidnapped by crazy Nina, then from there she was placed in the care of Kiki and Morgan, then passed on to Sonny Corinthos after his release from Pentonville, after that, Michael Corinthos Quartermaine was granted custody. Now, after social services took Avery from Michael, she was at the hospital waiting to go home with Kiki and Morgan when she was kidnapped yet again.
Fans are racking their brains, thumbing through the multiple possibilities of who took Avery from the hospital. There is her mother, Ava, because she is dying and wants to spend her last days with her daughter, there is Sonny, because his daughter was taken from him by Michael, Michael, because he just lost custody of his sister, Nina, because she is crazy and thinks Avery is her baby, and then there is Silas. Right now Silas plans on granting Ava’s wishes to die. He went to GH to get the proper medication to assist Ava in suicide. However, he was the doctor to look Avery over when the social worker brought her in. General Hospital rumors speculate that Avery will be the one to save Ava’s life. GH rumors also claim that Silas does a DNA test to see if Avery is a donor match for her mother Ava. It has been rumored that through testing, he will find out that Kiki is not Ava’s daughter, and Avery is a match and will save Ava.
This story has the potential to reveal the long awaited answer of whether or not Kiki is actually Nina’s child. What do you all think? Did Silas kidnap Avery to save Ava’s life? As he works to find a cure for Ava, will he discover that Kiki is actually his daughter with his ex-wife, Nina?
This topic has been spreading around social media like wildfire. When an actor leaves the show, it always causes a huge stir. Whether or not they were let go or it was of their own free will, the announcement of a GH departure is never taken lightly. Despite the multiple articles from many online “sources” the confirmation of West leaving General Hospital has NOT actually happened. Apparently, someone decided to take a Tweet that Maura West wrote back in early March, and turn that into a so-called confirmation to the rumors that she was leaving General Hospital.
We are aware of the fact that Maura West is still under contract with General Hospital, living the mob life as Ava Jerome. GH Blog will keep fans posted with updates on the end of her contract, and the decision she and the show make regarding her status with GH, As for now, sit back and relax, because those so-called “confirmation” claims are just blowing smoke. Take a look at Maura’s tweet from March 3rd. It looks more like she was thanking fans for the live tweet session and calling it a day. It is a far stretch to consider that a confirmation she is leaving the show. Decide for yourself.
Most excellent GH fans: Thanks for watching with me…hanging out and playing! Let's do it again someday! Much love, Maura
Yesterday’s episode of General Hospital had enough action packed excitement for an entire year of Port Charles shenanigans. The residents of PC have been through the ringer, and just as we the audience, and the characters unravel the Fluke mystery, someone might not suriveve.
Between two explosions, a shootout, and an LSD injection, it’s safe to say that someone may not walk out of this mess alive. Ava Jerome was shot by Carlos Rivera, then Sonny tried to save her from slipping as she held on for dear life. Did Ava fall to her death? General Hospital comings and goings have no confirmation of actress Maura West leaving General Hospital. Ava fans are hoping that she survived somehow… anything is possible in soap world.
Johnny Zacchara was also caught in the crossfire. He was shot in the chest, and although it is alive at this point, General Hospital spoilers revealed that actor Brandon Barash has not signed a contract with General Hospital, and that his return was only temporary. Sources are uncertain whether or not his next departure from the show will be a write off, or if his character will be killed in this year’s February Sweeps.
Dante is receiving medical treatment at GH due to injuries inflicted upon him by Fluke. Before making his discovery in the basement of the old Spencer home, Fake Luke or shall we say, real Luke under Helena’s mind control, knocked Dante out several times and locked him downstairs with a rotting corpse. Friend and Detective Nathan West came to Dante’s rescue just seconds before the bomb placed by Fluke ended both of their lives.
With other projects underway, Roger Howarth has been rumored to be leaving GH. Do you think that was a lethal does of LSD he took for Nina?
Keep watching General Hospital to find out if one of your favorite characters will die this February.
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