General Hospital’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini and GH’s Kristen Storms (Maxie Jones)
Kristen Storms Defends Frank Valentini To Fans
Our world as we know it before social media has been long gone. Although people have been playing telephone since the beginning of time, misunderstandings, misinterpretations, and even lies have increased since social media.
Social media platforms are used to express ourselves on virtually any topic. While many utilize the benefits as intended, and others either help speak fake news, or fall victim to fake news.
According to General Hospital news, recent casting changes have been the subject of fake news. First, Details around Chad Duell’s “break” from General Hospital left fans hopeful that he’d return as Michael Corinthos. The door had been left open for a return as there wasn’t a sign of a recast in sight. However, things don’t always work out as planned. That’s when General Hospital news and spoilers reports confirmed that Chad would not return, and that the role had been recast. Then, come May of 2025, and Rory Gibson was recast as the new Michael Corinthos.
In her video, Storms revealed the facts of her upcoming exit from General Hospital. First and foremost, Kirsten assured fans that she WILL be back. The actress proceed to spill the tea on her upcoming move to Tennessee, her time off, details about her GH contract, and Frank Valentini. As expected, Kirsten’s news was, and still is a hot topic among the fans.
Kristen Storms Defends Frank Valentini To Fan
Seemingly, Chad’s (ex-Michael Corinthos) exit stirred the pot a bit. Now, GH fans fear that Storms won’t actually return, and claim the situation is, “just like Chad.” Reportedly, fans blame Frank Valentini for it.
As a result, some GH fans have taken it upon themselves to speculate about Storms’s “break” from General Hospital. Kirsten’s announcement raised questions based on mere rumors about Chad Duell’s exit.
In an Instagram reply, Kirsten Storms defends Frank to fans who seem to have pointed the finger in his direction. She makes her point crystal clear on her response to an who’s spreading pure speculation and false information.
“Frank does not come here on social media and throwing people under the bus to clear up these undeserved – and often incredibly mean – lies.”
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: Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael– This week’s emotionally charged custody battle left a mother in despair. Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) was stripped of her custody rights to her children Wiley and Amelia Corinthos. Ultimately, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was awarded full custody of their children.
TRIGGER WARNING- This Article Contains Controversial Content That Some Could Find Emotionally And/Or Mentally Triggering
It’s not typical that I post controversial topics or opinions- especially if they can related to real life pain and suffering. Here comes the but… But this post is sure to spark debate among General Hospital fans. It’s possible I am extra sensitive to this subject at this time in my life.
The Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is timely and familiar, but not identical to my current life situation. Actually, my situation is made up of parts from both Willow and Michael’s perspective. First, it’s recognized that the Corinthos vs. Corinthos custody battle is fictional. Also, it’s been a lot of fun watching this story unfold while making fun of Willow and Drew (Cameron Mathison). Weeping Willow. Despicable Drew. It’s been a blast.
The reality of this fictional story as this that people really can lose their children in family court- and it isn’t always fair or in the best interest of the children. Sadly, many times it’s because of lies, misconstrued information, arrogance, and judgment without having the full picture. Twisted narratives can throw an entire case and result in devastating effects. And let’s be honest, regardless of Drew and Willow’s high cringe rating, no one should tip a mother from her children, therefore ripping children from their mother. Seriously, in the real world actual crack heads still have their children. Physical abusers. And God forbid worse.
Notably, this isn’t me justifying any of the stupid things Willow has done in the name of love- for Drew. Actually, this is how Michael and Willow’s storyline resembles my own personal custody battle. However, my ex is the one who moved on at lightning speed, involved the kids immediately with his new life, giving no consideration to their healing journey. Ultimately, causing emotional and psychological distress to myself and our children.
Willow’s Choices Emotionally Neglect Wiley And Amelia
Conveniently, Wiley and Amelia are young enough to manipulate with out much pushback. That worked to Willow’s advantage as she dragged them along on her new life journey with their uncle Drew. In the other hand, ny children are old enough to see the mistreatment and to speak up about it. Addressing emotional and mental health concerns with my children’s father fell on deaf ears as every word was twisted to fit his narrative.
Suddenly, (according to him) I put those thoughts and feelings into the kid’s heads. It was my fault the kids were sad because their father gave away the dog we rescued as a family. It’s my fault that the kids said they weren’t ready to move forward just yet- and didn’t want to meet another woman and her children, merely two weeks after the split. My children were freshly enduring the devastation of our divorce, and having to move out of their family home, and into separate apartments. Everything had changed right before their eyes. But the emotional well being of children doesn’t matter to a manipulator.
The Best Interest Of The Children
All Hell broke loose when I blew the whistle on his and his new girlfriend’s overnight vacation plans involving my kids. His actions went against the state recommended guidelines, as well as recommended post divorce healing practices by mental health professionals. Still, it was all my fault. That’s when the threats came to manipulate the kids. Forcing them to be involved in his relationships just weeks after we split and moved out of our family home.
He held their sports, plans with friends, WiFi, their personal devices, etc. over their heads unless they complied with his demands with zero time to heal. Then came the threats to our transportation (per his request) and parenting time arrangements every time he didn’t get his way. I was harassed as he taunted me about filing motions against me. Additionally, he has invaded my digital privacy with unauthorized login attempts to my website (generalhospitalblog.com), by logging into my Meta and changing the admin status, along with making himself to owner to my Google Business Profile.
I also found suspicious logins on my Google accounts, he was receiving emailed receipts of all my Kroger purchases, including my prescriptions, for over two years, and so much more. Additionally, my children fall victim to his emotional abuse as they are used as tools to psychologically and emotionally abuse me.
Similar to my ex’s, Willow’s actions are negligent to the emotional well being of her children. However, also similar to my ex’s actions, Michael has intentionally hurt Willow with his testimony.
Is it enough to have her children taken away? In the real world, probably not. And she should have to live without her children. People do absolutely crazy things and still have at least some custody rights to their own children. Ex convicts. Active felons. Like, come on now. As I relate more to Michael in this specific aspect, full custody for him isn’t the answer. Does Willow need to stop with the BS? Yes.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- Michael Played Dirty
The verdict is in. Regarding Wiley and Amelia, Michael has done nothing to justify losing his custody rights. His innocence shined through when the judge announced the verdict. However, just because Michael hasn’t done anything to justify losing his children doesn’t mean that he should get custody.
Michael Corinthos admitted that part of his reason to go for full custody was out of spite. Let’s be honest, everyone knows that being cheated on stings like no other. That particular betrayal bruises ego and invokes the need for revenge is so many scorned lovers. Let’s face it. Michael is a lover scorned.
Michael Crosses The Line
He even lied under oath and used Willow’s illness against her. Michael knows damn well that Willow’s decision to hide her leukemia diagnosis was made out of care and concern for her children’s best interest. This had to absolutely crush Willow. Knowing that Michael was her rock, her support, when the truth about her ill was finally came forth, and having been led to believe her husband supported her in her darkest times. Now for Michael to turn that all around on her is one of the biggest betrayals, and darkest forms of evil.
How dare Michael use Willow’s own pain against her especially when he was once alongside her, cheering her on. It’s devastating, I would know. That’s what happened to me when my ex husband filed a motion to suspend my parenting time unless I took and passed a drug test. Thankfully, the judge wasn’t buying into his BS. That’s when she ordered that he must take a drug test too. On top of that, she ordered that he must pay for both tests.
Willow battles leukemia Michael, Willow and Amelia Corinthos
Using Willow’s Pain Against Her
In his attempt to paint me as a drug abuser, he used my chronic migraine disease against me- and the medication that was PRESCRIBED TO ME for my excruciatingly painful, debilitating illness. This is basically what Michael did to Willow. For me, theicing on the cake was the false allegations that mine and my children’s family doctor was committing felony drug crimes. And my children were used in this sick game. All to gain control…
This May Be The Very First Time That I Cannot Side With My Favorite General Hospital Family
I truly believe that anyone who tries to take a loving mother away from her children, and more importantly, children away from their mother is spiteful and dangerous. In Willow’s case, Wiley and Amelia adore their mother. The judge’s decision made me sick. And what was even more disgusting was the look on her face when Willow began to break down. And don’t even get me started on Diane- isn’t she the one who said that Willow’s outburst validated the judge’s decision? That is so awful and unfair and that’s what’s actually real about family court. Willow’s reaction was due to emotional devastation- almost like hearing that someone you love has died.
Furthermore, the look on the judge’s face, and Diane’s comment are exactly what’s wrong with the family court system in the real world as well. Despite the current custody battle being fiction, this particular aspect can frighteningly mimic reality.
Willow Loses Custody Battle To Michael- The Devastation
What will happen to Willow now that the judge awarded full custody to Michael? A loss like this shouldn’t be taken lightly. General Hospital spoilers tease that Willow catapults into a dark space. And the shock and devastation keep on coming…
Finally, I close this out by expressing my disappointment in Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). As far as I can remember, Jason is know for and takes pride in his fair and honest reputation. I don’t recall a time when Jason pushed a biased narrative, or supported unfair practices. With that in mind, it’s difficult for me to wrap my head around how he thinks that the judge made the right decision. Loving mothers don’t deserve to be ripped apart from the children she grew inside her own body- giving all she had so that they can live.
It’s me, hi. I’m the one who’s triggered. LOL
And the award goes to…. Katelyn MacMullen deserves an EMMY for that performance! She was nothing short of phenomenal, and I feel my face tingle up to tears as I write this.
Drew Cain sure has changed since his last stay in Pentonville. Gradually, he developed a darker side complete with deception and lies. The new Drew hasn’t gone unnoticed. In fact, the Congressman continues to insert himself into every major controversial situation in Port Charles. Obviously, Drew strives to make his estranged family, the Quartermaine’s, miserable.
Michael and Willow Corinthos were very much in love before the once heroic Uncle Drew saved Willow’s life. There was a time when Willow’s admiration for her husband’s uncle was justified until it turned into something more. Drew got in the way and home-wrecked his nephew’s family- directly and negatively impacting his own great nephew and niece. Now poor little Wiley and his baby sister Amelia suffer from the toxic family dynamic that Drew and Willow created.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Drew went too far when he targeted Wiley Corinthos- a child, his girlfriend’s son, and his own damn great nephew. Eventually, the schemes and games catch up with Congressman cutthroat. Surely, he can’t throw grenades and run away from the flames forever.
This week on General Hospital, more lies are told and some truths are exposed. Among the lies Willow told about Michael on the stand, one statement made was actually true. Well, sort of. Willow didn’t lie when she testified that she flew to Germany to see Michael. In fact, she didn’t lie about anything regarding her trip. As far as Willow knows, Michael denied her access to see him. General Hospital rumors tease that among Drew‘s surplus of lies, the truth about this one soon comes to light. It won’t be long before Willow knows that drew lied and told the burn center to turn Willow away. The truth is that Michael never even knew she came to visit. They can all thank Drew for that.
An abundance of lies fuel Drew’s agenda, but the truth always reveals itself. General Hospital rumors tease that the truth about Wiley finally hits Willow in the face like a ton of bricks. The latest General Hospital recaps remind us that Willow refused to believe Michael and even their own son about Drew. She proceeded to lie under oath about Michael, when Michael never once lied about her on the stand.
Drew’s Lies Shatter Willow
Soon, everyone will know that Drew paid off the woman at the burn center where Willow’s husband was recovering from severe burns over his entire body. Ultimately, sabotaging any chance at reconciliation for Michael and Willow. Additionally, it’s only a matter of time before the facts are in black and white for Willow to see. Drew and Ric will be exposed for using and hurting Wiley for Drew’s personal gain.
Drew’s lies shatter Willow when they finally come tonight. Moreover, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Willow finds herself alone when she no longer has Nina and Drew.
Curtis’s Plan Exposes Nina! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is cooked. Stick a fork in her because she is done. The lies, the scandals, the blame shifting and gaslighting, all of that comes to an end.
Multiple rivalries present themselves in this crossover storyline. The Corinthos custody battle between Willow and Michael is quite tightly entangled to the drugging of Drew Cain. Many of the same key players exercise their roles in both scenarios. This weekend, General Hospital, Nina’s secrets and lies come to light in the court room.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Carly exposes Nina to Drew, Curtis finds Jacinda, and she may even testify! Despite knowing that Portia obtained the ketamine found in Drew’s system, he proceeded to frame Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) for drugging him. It seems that Drew wasn’t too worried about making Porsche pay for her crime. But when he finds out, Nina was behind it, Nina pays the ultimate price.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Nina becomes collateral damage when Curtis finds Jacinda. His first priority is to protect Portia. so it’s possible that Curtis tries to work out a deal with Jacinda to keep Portia’s name out of it but I’ve Jacinda can testify that Nina paid her to drug Drew. She will lose Willow without a doubt. Curtis‘s plan could also help Michael gain custody of his and Willow‘s children. Nina is a grandparent and would have direct interaction with the children. As a result, Willow’s home could be seen as an unsafe environment because of Nina’s crimes.
Carly Exposes Nina To Drew! Currently, Port Charles Congressman Drew Cain/Quartermaine is at odds with nearly the entire city. While Congressman Cain has some supporters, the majority of the PC voters have his number. But that all could change once the public learns the truth about Drew’s wild night.
General Hospital recaps remind us that Nina and Portia are behind Drew’s actions on that recent infamous night. Just as he claimed, Drew really was drugged that night. Then, in order to keep Willow in his good graces Drew went on a mission to prove there were drugs in his system. But it doesn’t end there. Now he must prove that he did not take ketamine willingly. In fact, he framed Tracy for drugging him well knowing full well of Portia‘s involvement. Thanks to lab rat Brad Cooper (Parry Shen), Drew has more leverage on Portia now than ever before. However, he doesn’t expect that Curtis would swoop in and help his wife diffuse the situation.
Meanwhile, Portia isn’t the only one who could go down for this crime. Don’t forget that this whole thing was Nina’s idea. She found Jacinda at the Metro Court with Boyle, and needed Portia to get access to the ketamine, but Nina said everything in motion. This week on General Hospital, Carly exposes Nina to Drew. Carly feels the pressure and desperation to ensure a favorable custody outcome for her son Michael. It’s no surprise that Carly uses Nina‘s crimes against her. The Corinthos custody trial is about to begin and Carly make sure to air Nina’s dirty laundry.
General Hospital: Chad Duell Post General Hospital
What’s life like for Chad Duell Post General Hospital?General Hospital fans were caught off guard when Chad Duell and Frank Valentini announced and confirmed Duell’s GH exit. To say the news came as a shock is an understatement, and to many fans Chad is Michael Corinthos. After all Duell played Sonny Corinthos’s son for 15 years.
Well, the earth rotates and time ticks on. Not everyone stays in one place, and that’s where we’re at with the latest General Hospital casting news. Michael Corinthos was recast, and Rory Gibson debuted in the role on May 23rd, 2025. While GH fans seem to be warming up to Gibson quite nicely, many miss Chad and keep up with what he’s up to post General Hospital. Reportedly, Duell is stepping into the modeling profession and has shared some photos from a recent shoot.
According to the latest GH news, Chad keeps busy with Luana and their son Dawson. In addition to family life, the father and Emmy winner has added modeling to his schedule. Take a peek at the photos below. Duell shared these via Instagram and has credited John A. Sutton, and also mentions @wrangler and @stetsonusa.
Chad Duell Photographed by: John A. Sutton Chad Duell Photographed by: John A. SuttonChad Duell @wrangler @stetsonusaChad Duell @wrangler @stetsonusa
General Hospital’s Chad Duell: Will Michael Return?
I don’t have how many more surprises we can take. So far the first leg of the Nurse’s Ball has been nothing short of eventful. From Drew getting his digs in on all of his enemies, and Nina’s @ss-kissing cringe fest, to Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) moment to shine, it’s already been quite a night.
This week on General Hospital, the iconic Nurse’s Ball continues to entertain as planned and unplanned events keep the audience in awe. I’m not sure what can top Tracy’s arrest but GH rumors suggest that this is just the beginning.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews Drew and Willow look like deer in headlights when a party crasher shocks the room. From the looks of the recent GH previews Sonny (Maurice Benard), Ned (Wally Kurth), Jordan (Tanisha Harper), and Sidwell (Carl Rota), look equally as stunned.
Michael Returns At The Nurses Ball! And Expose Drew?!
What if it’s true and Michael decides to show up at the Nurse’s Ball without warning? Since no one else bothered to call and ask Michael why he turned Willow away when she came to Germany, maybe he’ll clear the air himself!
There are no plans to recast his role at this time, but you never know in daytime. I can promise a great story for Michael and his family when Chad exits in the new year. (2/2)
Reportedly, GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini had left the door open for Chad Duell to return to the role of Michael Corinthos. So, does that mean that Chad will reprise the role of Michael Corinthos? Or will recent GH rumors become reality with a recast? Recent GH rumors suggest that a recast isn’t off the table.
Get ready for GH’s Nurse’s Ball 2025! Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) had a starring role in the live entertainment that recently shocked Port Charles. It was one wild night alright, but now the kind of night any congressman should partake in. Unfortunately, what Nina thought was rock solid plan turned out to be quite sloppy.
General Hospital spoilers predict that the people of Port Charles are in for another night of free, authentic, and captivating entertainment. The most recent tabloid golden ticket puts all attention on Drew- the Congressman. And let’s just say that the attention come with more harm than good. Currently, everyone in Port Charles believes that Congressman Cain used ketamine recreationally. This led to footage of Drew doing body shots off of an assumed “woman of the night.”
Portia, Nina, and Carly have a lot riding on Drew’s bad press. They continue to use the Drew’s wild display as a crutch despite knowing the truth. They still call to reference his behavior even though it could (and mostly likely will) blow up in their faces. Carly thinks she’s a shoe in for custody of Willow’s kids because of Drew’s new reputation. Portia thought it would eliminate her current problem- Drew himself. And Nina thought that this would have pushed Willow away from him. Instead, she clung tighter. Drew is heightened to the possibility of foul play. He knows that he’s too calculated to sabotage himself. So, that could only mean one thing. Drew was certain he was drugged.
GH Nurse’s Ball 2025
This week on General Hospital, the Nurses Ball kicks off with red carpet glam. Drew declares another wild night, and the people of Port Charles can’t believe their eyes.
General Hospital: Drew (Cameron Mathison), Jason (Steve Burton), and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen)
These two are thick as thieves. From uncle-in-law to live-in boyfriend and father figure to her kids, Willow is in over her head with Drew. Despite the puppy dog trance hold Drew has over Willow, it’s obvious that she’s conflicted. At times she feels empowered to stand up against Carly, to show her that she makes her own decisions. Behind her eyes it looks like Willow reflects on her life with Michael. Maybe that’s why Drew gets so bothered by what she’s about to tell him.
General Hospital Recaps
Jason told Willow that she needs to go to Germany and face Michael. She was reluctant at first but soon realized that it’s what needs to happen. First; she went to Jason to ask him to stock Carly from going after her children. But Jason wasn’t going to deliver just because Willow asked. I mean, she ISNT’T Carly. Jason only comes with Carly calls him. I’m totally joking but the way (half 🤭). After being denied, Willow was shocked to hear Jason suggest she head to Germany. Ultimately, she saw Jason’s point and is planning her trip.
Willow Tells Drew About Germany
On the next General Hospital… Will things get weird between Willow and Drew? Of course, Willow must tell Drew about her plans to go see Michael. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Drew doesn’t take too well to the news. Willow’s news makes him uneasy in more ways than one. First, the thought of Willow going to see her husband threatens the Congressman. His insecurities shine through when he hears Willow is going to Germany. But where did she get that idea? Hmm 🤔. Yep, none other than Jason Morgan. Now talk about Drew’s insecurities! There’s no doubt that Congressman cut-throat’s ego is bruised when he finds out that Jason is the one who told Willow to go see Michael in Germany.
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If you find any link on our Website that is offensive for any reason, you are free to contact and inform us any moment. We will consider requests to remove links but we are not obligated to or so or to respond to you directly.
We do not ensure that the information on this website is correct, we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy; nor do we promise to ensure that the website remains available or that the material on the website is kept up to date.
Disclaimer
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we exclude all representations, warranties and conditions relating to our website and the use of this website. Nothing in this disclaimer will:
limit or exclude our or your liability for death or personal injury;
limit or exclude our or your liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
limit any of our or your liabilities in any way that is not permitted under applicable law; or
exclude any of our or your liabilities that may not be excluded under applicable law.
The limitations and prohibitions of liability set in this Section and elsewhere in this disclaimer: (a) are subject to the preceding paragraph; and (b) govern all liabilities arising under the disclaimer, including liabilities arising in contract, in tort and for breach of statutory duty.
As long as the website and the information and services on the website are provided free of charge, we will not be liable for any loss or damage of any nature.
