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General Hospital’s Maurice Benard
Maurice Benard is a three-time Daytime winner for his role as Sonny Corinthos on ABC’s General Hospital. Benard joined the Soap Opera in August of 1993. Since then Port Charles has never been the same. Organized crime has become an ongoing problem on the local and even Federal level.
The Port Charles Police Department has their work cut out for them when it comes to PC’s most prominent mob boss. When he first arrive in 1993, Sonny was law enforcement’s number one priority. Today, the fact remains that Sonny gives the authorities a run for the money. He’s been arrested and detained, and even put on trial. But the PCPD and the Feds have yet to stick the landing.
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) has been forced against his will to marry the town psychopath, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Nelle blackmailed Julian into marrying her, because somehow in her warped mind, she believes being married to Julian will boost her chances of winning custody of Wiley over her ex, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and his new wife, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). However, that psychopath just so happens to be trying to take away the grandchild of mobster, a personal enemy to Julian, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Bernard). General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian struck a nerve with Sonny by marrying Nelle, and Sonny won’t just let this slide. In General Hospital previews for the upcoming episode, Sonny is shown talking to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Julian in the courtroom. Sonny says, “You need to do what needs to be done.” This definitely sounds like an order. But to whom? Is Sonny warning Jason to take care of the problem (Julian), or is Sonny ordering Julian to put a stop to this madness with Nelle?
An unexpected (to most) wedding turned out to be a beautiful surprise when Michael Corinthos Jr. (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) said their vows and are now husband and wife.
Proud parents and smiling faces were seen throughout the Quartermaine mansion. Everyone was on their best behavior, allowing Michael and Willow to remain relaxed and enjoy the day, even if they aren’t in love- yet.
General Hospital rumors claim Michael and Willow will become the next Edward and Lila Quartermaine after falling in love that will last a lifetime. Michael has given Willow his Grandmother Lila’s ring, which isn’t taken lightly in the Quartermaine family. That ring is a family heirloom and Michael and Willow are honored to have it as a piece to symbolize their marriage.
It’s no secret that Michael has been dealt a less than ideal hand when it comes to love. The women he chooses always end up crazy, break his heart, or die. This time, fate chose Willow for Michael. They married under different circumstances but that doesn’t mean they can’t stand the test of time.
General Hospital rumors indicate Willow and Michael will fall madly in love with each other, creating another iconic Daytime couple for the ages.
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Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) met his distant cousin for the first time after Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) showed up out of nowhere during an attack from enemy Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Brando was thought to have been dead, as his mother Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) told Sonny and his family that her son had passed away.
Brando seemed to have shown up at the right place at the right time, placing himself directly into the crossfire, and saving Sonny’s wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). After some questions, it was revealed that Brando is Gladys’ son and he is far from deceased. Sonny and Jason had their suspicions about Brando and his intentions, but shortly after talking with him, Sonny let his guard down and trusts Brando isn’t working for Cyrus or anyone else that would be against Sonny. Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is always a little more cautious when it comes to trusting people. Jason still has his reservations about Brando but at this time, it’s not enough to do anything about it. General Hospital rumors suggest that Brando may have ulterior motives since Jason is typically right about people when his instincts tell him there is something off.
So far Brando has shown to be a stand up and trustworthy guy. However, Sonny may not see it that way after he learns of Brando and Molly’s (Haley Pullos) one night stand. General Hospital spoilers indicate Sonny will somehow learn that the woman Brando was talking about when Sonny stopped in to check on how he was doing at the garage was Molly, and that they ultimately had a one night stand. Since Molly is Sonny’s niece, he will find reason to justify his involvement when he confronts Brando about the situation.
General Hospital rumors claim Sonny will confront Brando with a direct warning to stay clear of his niece Molly. But will this incident be enough for Sonny to stop trusting and completely turn his back on Brando?
Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) has found herself in drama filled predicament after an on-purpose misunderstanding perpetrated by TJ’s mom (Tajh Bellow), Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry). Jordan purposely led Molly to believe TJ had ghosted her after being turned down by Molly when he proposed. Jordan didn’t want Molly to know the truth, that TJ had been kidnapped by Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), she she lied to Molly and pushed her away. Molly wound up meeting and having a one night stand with Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor), Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) cousin. Molly and TJ have been reunited and Brando as sworn to keep quiet about that night.
Now that Molly’s other sister, Kristina Corinthos Davis (Lexi Ainsoworth) is back in Port Charles, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco). Molly, and Kristina are catching up on sisterly drama. Molly confided in her sisters regarding what happened between her and Brando, and how it effects her relationship with TJ. Molly sounds like she has never been more sure of anything in her life when she tells Sam and Kristina how in love she is with TJ. It almost sounds like she is trying to convince not only her sisters, but herself of the feelings she has for TJ.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Molly will start to second guess herself the further and further she gets to spending the rest of her life with TJ as they approach their domestic partnership. Molly can’t stop thinking about being questioned by Sam and Kristina regarding her reason for saying yes to a domestic partnership with TJ. Sam asked Molly is she said yes because she just almost lost him, and Kristina asked if she felt pressured.
General Hospital spoilers indicate there will be trouble ahead for Molly and TJ’s relationship after Molly can’t outlive her night with Brando.
General Hospital rumors claim Molly will end up pregnant with Brando’s baby, and will hide it from TJ in one way or another.
Molly and TJ have been together for ten years, but are they walking into the end?
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is a fierce villain who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. He believes he’s untouchable now that he was able to get Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) right where he wants her after he used her son TJ (Tajh Bellow) as leverage to get her to allow his illegal activity to pass through Port Charles.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) know all about the situation Jordan was in with Renault and helped her get her son back. But that doesn’t come without a price.
Cyrus has put a target on the backs of many powerful people in Port Charles including Sonny, Jordan, and Tagger, which looks like (for now) Cyrus’ was successful in eliminating Taggert’s (Real Andrews). However Genera Hospital rumors go back and forth on whether Taggert is really alive or actually dead.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Renault has a new plan that will shake the people of Port Charles as he plots to kill Sonny’s right hand man, Jason Morgan. This is a bold move by Cyrus and many think he is underestimating Jason Morgan. Jason has always been a step ahead of the bad guys. He has remarkable instincts and also knows how to protect and fight.
In this big plot to kill Jason, General Hospital rumors hunt it won’t be an easy fight for either side. Will Cyrus run Jason out of town before he has the chance to kill him? Or will Jason stand his ground and fight back while protecting the ones he loves?
The production of new episode of General Hospital has been put on hold since mid March due to the threat of the global pandemic, Covid-19. The cast and crew of ABC’s GH has been on hiatus for over a month, and it remains uncertain as to when everyone will be able to head back to work and jump back into production.
General Hospital news and spoilers report the cast and crew of General Hospital is still on hiatus, and are following social distancing orders, which includes the halt of production at Prospect Studios in California. Quarantine is still in effect for most parts of USA and it remains uncertain when our personal as well as work lives get back to normal.
General Hospital spoilers show GH’s Ingo Rademacher who plays Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks reaching out to his fellow co-stars and friends during this time of quarantine, expressing how he is missing his GH family.
The Executives over at ABC and GH have spread out the airing of new episodes by incorporating flashbacks within new episodes, along with airing repeat flashback episodes every Friday while still in quarantine.
We look forward to the day the order to isolate is lifted and we can all return to our families, friends, routine, work life, and entertainment outlets. Until then we are all in this together and continue to support one another throughout and beyond this difficult time.
Although Julian Jerome (William DeVry) has turned a new leaf for the most part of his life, ex-convict and drug trafficker, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is well aware of Julian’s past and what he is capable of. Now that Renault is out of Pentonville due to circumstances that had to be carried out in order to save Commissioner Jordan Ashford’s (Briana Nicole Henry) son, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow), he is ready to make his mark in Port Charles.
Cyrus Renault is ruffling feathers with the big names in town. He and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are known enemies, but Julian Jerome is one of the bad guys Cyrus wants around. General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus will stop by Charlie’s Pub and pay a visit to its owner, Julian. General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus will make a proposition that involves them working together. Cyrus says, “Perhaps there will be an opportunity for collaboration.” At this point it’s uncertain if Julian will turn back to his old ways and take Cyrus up on his recommendation to collaborate. General Hospital rumors hint that Julian and Cyrus will end up working together, but whether or not it’s by choice for Julian is another story.
If Julian Jerome and Cyrus Renault bring there mob forces together, it’s inevitable they would have the same goal, which is to take over Sonny’s territory. Can Sonny handle these two coming after him with the help of his trusted best friend and enforcer, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton)?
Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan) is taking on a new angle of his career by starting a new job as a therapist at a drug prevention center. Laura is heading up this drug prevention center as the Mayor of Port Charles, in her attempt to keep drugs off the streets, and to help those who are addicted.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) and Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) have already had a run in with one another at Renualt’s official freedom signing. Now that Renault is out of Pentonville, he is too close for comfort around Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Carly (Laura Wright), and their family. Now is also the time Sonny and Jason planned to make their move. There is so much going on in Port Charles at the moment and Cyrus wants to make sure he is the focal point of it all.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Neil Byrne will be the next easy target for Cyrus to strike against. When Neil takes on the job working for Laura as therapist for the drug prevention center, Renault will see Neil as just another thing standing in his way of running drugs through Port Charles.
General Hospital rumors claim Cyrus is out to prove something to Laura by sending a clear message… Neil is going to meet his demise since Cyrus wants him out of the way. This is only the beginning when it comes to Cyrus’ wrath around Port Charles. It’s up to Sonny and Jason (Steve Burton) to put a stop to him.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) plan on staying true to their original plan discussed with Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) to help save her son, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) and take down his kidnapper, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).
Sonny and Jason must now carry out the rest of the plan after orchestrating the release of Cyrus from Pentonville. In order to keep Port Charles safe, Sonny and Jason have to make sure Cyrus is eliminated. General Hospital spoilers hint this battle isn’t going to be easy to win, and Cyrus isn’t someone who can go away that easily.
Things are about to heat up in Port Charles as the danger meter rises, and more and more people get caught in the crossfire (generally speaking) in the war Sonny, Jason, and Jordan, have with Cyrus.
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