General Hospital: Michael and Willow the night Drew was shot
Did Willow see her ex-husband try to kill Drew?! For quite a while now it’s been looking like Willow shot Drew. The shadow over Drew fits Willow like a perfect puzzle piece, so it was easy to assume that she’s the shooter. But as time goes on we learn more and more about Michael’s involvement that night.
General Hospital spoilers for 12-18-25 suggest that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and ADA Turner (Nazneen Contractor) ruthlessly fight against each other. The intense legal debate reveals unexpected twists and turns in the trial. According to recent GHrumors, the focus shifts back and forth from Willow to Michael.
General Hospital: Did Willow shoot Drew?
A few things about that September night are certain. First, Michael was at the scene the night Drew was shot. Second, Willow was at the scene the night Drew was shot. They both ended up soaked from the rain that night. Additionally, it’s almost certain that Michael framed Willow. What we don’t know is whether he needed to or not.
At this point, Willow’s guilt went from crystal clear to murky waters. GH fans were certain that Willow shot the Congressman.
However, the latest General Hospital rumors speculate that the theory has flipped. Instead of the idea that Michael saw Willow shoot Drew, perhaps Willow is the one who saw Michael shoot Drew!
Was it all too much for Willow to handle, especially after losing her kids? She may have blocked out the traumatic scene and now Michael is taking advantage of her trauma. But soon Willow’s memory could return, and Michael could be exposed as Drew’s actual shooter.
The trial is here, and soon Port Charles can put Drew’s attempted murder to rest. So, who actually shot Drew Cain? Was it Willow? And does Drew know? GH rumors specialty that she did, he does know, and that Drew and Willow are playing each other.
Finally, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) got the girl. She isn’t just any girl though. She is (was) his nephew Michael Corinthos’s (Rory Gibson) wife. Their affair and relationship Drew and Willow (Tait) Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) sparked top tier controversy within the Quartermaine and Corinthos families, and beyond.
Obviously, the two most controversial circumstances that resulted from Drew and Willow’s adultery are the child custody battle, and the attempted murder of Congressman Drew Cain. One terrible decision after another by all parties involved have led to the current state of affairs. A mother lost custody of her children, and someone tried to kill a Port Charles Congressman. Are they one and the same? So, did a desperate mother shoot her Congressman lover?
General Hospital spoilers for 12-15-25 reveal Willow’s trial has begun. Drew Cain is on the stand as the victim of the attempted murder. The defendant, his wife Willow. The entire city of Port Charles is turned into the drama since many of them were also potential suspects in Drew’s shooting.This week on General Hospital, ADA Turner (Nazarene Contractor) asks Drew the burning question, “Congressman Cain, do you know who shot you?” in the 12-15-25 General Hospital promo. Odds are that even if he knows Drew won’t tell the truth, even understand.
Drew and Willow: Mr. And Mrs. Duplicitous Drew Cain Play Each Other
According to the latest General Hospital rumors drew, and Willow are playing each other. She admitted to Nina that she doesn’t have to love Drew to marry him. Willow believes that marrying a congressman will help to get custody of her children over Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson). Apparently, Drew might be onto her. Previously, General Hospital rumors suggested that Drew carries out his most devious revenge plot yet- and it’s against his own wife, Willow.
With everything that’s going on at the moment, is it really the best idea for Drew and Willow to get married? They’ve been down this road before. Their marriage attempts were followed by one catastrophic event after another. Their experiences should serve as lessons learned but Drew just won’t give up. Amidst the investigation for his attempted murder, Drew proposes to Willow, who happens to be the prime suspect in the crime against his life.
On the next General Hospital, Drew seems to take Thanksgiving week seriously. He’s thankful for he has in his life, and that includes his love, Willow. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Drew gets down on bender knee yet again, and asks Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) for her hand in marriage.
Meanwhile, Michael considers giving Willow access to Wiley and Amelia. This week on General Hospital, Michael asks Elizabeth for her take on the situation. Michael hasn’t been the most straightforward or honest person recently. So, his intentions could be as malicious as the possibility of being genuine.
If Willow says yes to Drew, will Michael revoke his consideration for allowing Willow access to her own children?
General Hospital: Chase works towards saving Willow
Chase finds evidence against Michael! Is this exactly what Alexis needs to free her client? Would you go to bat for a friend who you wholeheartedly believed was innocent? That’s exactly what detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is doing for his friend and ex-wife, Willow Tate (Katelyn McMullen). Chase believes that his other friend Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) framed their mutual ex-wife for the attempted murder of Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison).
and the next General Hospital Chase has some new developments. According to GH, spoilers and previews chase gives Alexis the lowdown on his private investigation to help exaggerate Willow. The latest GH previews indicate that Chase goes to Alexis with news about Michael’s alibi.
Chase’s Nee Evidence Takes Michael Down
How much longer can Michael hide behind Jacinda (Paige Herschell)? The answer is not for very long if Chase has anything to do with it. Apparently, he obtained some type of proof that Michael was not with Jacinda at the time of Drew‘s shooting. Will chase’s new evidence also reveal that Michael was at Drew‘s house on that fateful night?
While Michael might go down for framing Willow that doesn’t mean he tried to murder Drew. Coming up on General Hospital Alexis continues to work towards Willows exoneration.
Will Chase have enough evidence against Michael for Alexis to secure Willow’s freedom?
Will Scout set Willow free?! Scout Cain confesses to shooting Drew?!?! This week on General Hospital, twists and turns will have you questioning everything. At the moment, the main focus is on the on the attempted murder of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). The people of Port Charles gather in a courtroom as a young mother of two and respected nurse goes on trial for shooting Congressman Drew Cain Quartermaine- who also happens to be her lover.
As for who shot Drew, speculation and fan theories widely range anywhere from Portia (Brook Kerr) to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen,) to Michael (Rory Gibson), and even Stella (Vernee Watson). More recently, the suspect list has shortened, and Willow stands trial. GH rumors hint that Michael framed Willow for shooting Drew. However, even if that’s true, that doesn’t mean Willow isn’t guilty anyways.
Recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors have emerged. And according to the latest, the trial twists and turns will make GH fans question everything.
Apparently, GH rumors tease that courtroom chaos ensues when Scout Cain (Cosette Abinante) comes bursting through the doors. This recent dirt on the people of Port Charles claims that Scout confesses to shooting Drew. Supposedly, when she comes through the courtroom doors, she confesses to shooting her own father.
Furthermore, additional General Hospital spoilers claim that Drew‘s daughter even discloses how she obtained Edward Quartermaine’s gun. And to top it off, GH rumors tease that little Scout even reveals her motive. She feels that her father has done everything in his power to make her life lonely and miserable after the death of her mom, Sam (Kelly Monaco).
Evidently, Scout’s confession causes devastation and outrage as concerned loved ones advocate for the minor. Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) becomes emotional, and the judge orders Scout to stop speaking.
Do you think Scout makes a confession? If so, do you believe that it’s real? Who would Scout likely cover for? What if she knows who shot Drew, and doesn’t want children to live without their mother the way she has to? What if Scout doesn’t want to see Wiley and Amelia’s mother taken away from them…
General Hospital: Michael’s Mysterious Visit To Elizabeth’s
Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) is not on my list of favorite people since this whole custody battle began. Willow’s affair with Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has lead many down a dark path. The Corinthos and Quartermaine families, along with Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) mom Nina, are plagued by the devastating effects of Michael and Willow’s divorce, and the fight for custody of Wiley and Amelia.
Willow and Nina’s Arrest
Back in October, Michael made a strange visit to Elizabeth’s house. According to recent GH previews, Willow’s got Michael’s number. She speculates that this was a set up, and that Michael planted the gun at Elizabeth’s (Rebecca Herbst). Is she right?
Well, General Hospital rumors hint that yes, Willow is spot on. Michael’s random visit to Elizabeth’s house, and his sudden desire to want Willow to see their kids raise suspicions. In fact, Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy) already warned Michael and Carly of how this looks to the PCPD. Despite Willow’s arrest, Diane feels that the PCPD could still find Carly, or Michael responsible for Drew’s shooting. Did Michael raise red flags, drawing attention to the mother-son duo?
Did Michael Frame Willow?
It sure does look like Michael framed Willow for the attempted murder of Congressman Drew Cain. Diane doesn’t buy Michael’s story for a hot second. And Carly only has her word to fall back on. But this time, Carly’s telling the truth.All signed point to Michael for framing Willow, and planting the gun at Elizabeth’s house. He’s dead set on keeping her away from their children, and would do anything to ensure the fact. But would he really let Willow rot in Pentonville even if she didn’t shoot her own lover? Jealousy causes some to go to great lengths out of vengeance and spite. So, it’s highly possible that the visitation was all a set up. What a creep!
Willow Tait- Framed AND Guilty?!
Michael asked Elizabeth if he can come in. Judging by the look on Elizabeth’s face, she even thinks Michael’s visit is a little strange.
General Hospital: Michael Goes To Elizabeth’s To Frame Willow
Coming up onGeneral Hospital, Willow reveals her theory about Michael. She’s convinced that he set her up, and even knew the precise timing of the anticipated (by Michael) arrest.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal upcoming twists and turns. Diane might be right about what’s ahead for mother and son. Signs point to a frame job, making Michele look even more guilty. Will he bring his mommy down with him?
GH rumors claim that Michael is innocent in Drew’s shooting, but framing Willow puts a target on his own back. He’ll look guiltier than sin if the PCPD discovers that planted that gun.
We just learned that Ronnie inherits the Quartermaine mansion! Now what?! This week is nothing short of intense and it’s only Tuesday. According toGeneral Hospital recaps, Dr. Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) could be pregnant, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has nothing to lose, Joss (Eden McCoy) and Jack (Chris McKenna) continue to lie to Carly, and Ronnie Bard (Erika Slezak) is the proud owner of the Quartermaine mansion.
Coming up on General Hospital, Tracy is infuriated by what was stated in Monica’s (Leslie Charleson) will. Along with one solitary jar of Pickle Lila Relish, Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) inherited a big fat nothing from Monica. But Tracy isn’t the only one who was seemingly cheated out of their inheritance. Apparently, the entire family expected that Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) was to inherit the house from his grandmother Monica. Instead, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) revealed a very different outcome. In a shocking twist, Monica’s long-lost stray sister Ronnie inherited the Quartermaine mansion.
General Hospital spoilersand previews reveal that Tracy takes this up with Alexis, but there’s nothing that Alexis can do. Will Tracy dig deeper but there’s into how and why Monica would leave her home to her sister Veronica? Is Monica’s sister really as innocent as she portrays, or could she have manipulated Monica before she died?
If Ronnie isn’t behind this devastating development in the aftermath of Monica’s passing, then who is? Two words Martin Gray. Do you agree?
The mystery unfolds as the people of Port Charles all want to know who shot Drew Cain. Anna and Dante are right. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has multiple enemies, and any one of them has reason to want him dead. Some motives are strong while others are weak, but don’t put it passed any of who were those betrayed by Drew. However, no one person can be in two places at the same time. That means we can narrow down the list a bit.
Who Shot Drew Cain?
First, we know where Portia was. She was with Isaiah and then at work. Secondly, Curtis was with Jordan. Carly was with Brennan. Trina and Kai were in Drew’s home when it happened. Then Tracy stumbled upon the shocking situation. Plus, Alexis was tending to her house guest. Jason was in Croatia, and he doesn’t care enough about pesky Drew to even bother killing him. And Nina, she truly thinks that Willow is guilty.
Michael (Rory Gibson) and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) seem like the strongest suspects in this case. Aside from a powerful mobster like Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota), Michael and Willow have the strongest motives. What it comes down to is who is the most desperate? Not only to get rid of Drew, but desperately needing something else- something like, their own children. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Michael and Willow continue to fight for custody of their children. Mutually, one thing stands in their way. That one thing is Drew Cain.
Do you think that Michael and Willow are the most viable suspects?
Everyone is so quick to condemn Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) for every single thing she does- as if she isn’t the first person who ever cheated on someone, made a poor judgement call, or slapped someone. Furthermore, the self righteous have all made selfish and poor decisions in their lives.
General Hospital Recaps
Despite the June verdict, the Corinthos custody battle continues to plague Michael, Willow, and their respective families. The next hearing is set to take place in October- that is if nothing changes. Currently, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) and his enabling mama bear Carly (Laura Wright) sit atop their pedestal. At this point what they should do is ride off into the sunset on their high horses. Once Michael and Carly get wind of Willow’s workplace wrangle, they won’t hesitate to rake her under the coals.
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is on a mission to destroy Michael and Sonny, so the tables could easily take a turn. However, Michael’s mishap with Drew won’t be kept under wraps. Drew baited Michael into a punch and used Wiley to trigger him. Michael played right into his hands and now it may cost him.
The Truth EXPOSED, And Tables Turn
Shortly after the judge announced her verdict, it was revealed that the decision was bought and paid for by Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Evidently, his plan to make Sonny weak, vulnerable, and incriminated, involves Michael and Willow’s custody battle.
There’s so much gray area in this situation. The self righteous and diluted hypocrites can’t take a second to self reflect. The truth is they have all made choices like Willow has and much worse. What happens when all parties do some digging and the truth behind the verdict is exposed? Michael and Carly believe they are so superior over Willow because the judge sided with Michael. Little do they know- they didn’t win fair and square.
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.”
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