Nikolas haunts Ava at Wyndemere! Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) went missing at a pivotal time in his and his loved ones lives. Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) resurfaced and was on the brink of giving birth. Because of Nik’s one night stand with Esme, he became a father for the third time by his son’s ex-girlfriend. Ultimately, one thing lead to another and soon enough Ava took a swing that changed everything.
General Hospital recaps recall Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) desperate attempt to stop a threat. Remember, Nikolas became unhinged leading up to his disappearance. Eventually, his poor choices lead to his divorce from Ava, and the fact that she obtained Wyndemere sent him over the edge. What was Ava supposed to do when Nikolas came marching in, barking about taking Avery? She did what she had to do to ensure her daughter’s safety. Besides, other than practically killing him, she did Nikolas a huge solid. Otherwise Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) would have completed the job. No one messes with Sonny’s kids or the mother(s) of his children. Honestly, Nikolas should consider himself lucky.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Nikolas haunts Ava at Wyndemere! Before he disappeared, she took his home in the divorce, and then almost killed him in the same home where they shared their lives together. GH recaps remind us that Mason is making trouble for Austin (Roger Howarth) and Ava. Although she knows Mason took Nik’s body, she has no clue that he’s still alive. With that, Nikolas has the opportunity to mess with Ava.
According to recent GH rumors, Nikolas uses his upper hand to drive Ava out of Wyndemere and never look back. Will she be too spooked to stay?
Nikolas returns during the Nurses Ball. GH recaps recall that Ava Jerome Cassadine (Maura West) thought she killed her husband, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss). A impulse attack to protect her daughter, Ava whacked Nikolas over the head. Next, she decided to declare him dead. Together, she and pal Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) brought Nikolas’s limp body to its hiding spot.
To their dismay, Dante Falconeri’s (Dominic Zamprogna) search revealed to Ava and Austin that Nikolas had somehow gotten out of that locked door. Thankfully, Dante was none the wiser. Then, Ava and Austin scrambled to figure out how in the world a lifeless Nikolas could have escaped that locked room.
It’s unlikely that the Nurses Ball runs smoothly. With Victor on the prowl, a mob war brewing, and Willow’s transplant around the corner, the possibilities for disaster are endless. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Ava and Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) get the shock of a lifetime when Nikolas returns during the Nurses Ball. Furthermore, Mason (Nathanyael Grey) has Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss) at an undisclosed location. After Ava presumed him dead, Nikolas is actually alive and about to make an appearance.
General Hospital casting news reports have yet to confirm any recast for Nikolas Cassadine. In a shocking GH news revelation, it was previously confirmed that Marcus Coloma had been let go from his role. Coloma played the dark Prince, Nikolas Cassadine, for 3 years. When his contract was up, TPTB over at General Hospital did not negotiate a renewal.
Esme wants Nikolas gone. Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) is sick and tired of unknowing, self-serving people declaring what is best for her and baby Ace. As if Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) wasn’t bad enough, having the alleged father of her baby around wills make things worse.
No matter how hard she tries, she can’t seem to convince Spencer that she is worthy mother. Ace is Esme’s number one priority. Despite her past, the new mom displays responsible, loving, and logical behavior toward and regarding her newborn son. Even still, Spencer and Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) plot to take the child from his own mother.
Esme Wants Nikolas Gone
Thankfully, Esme has one less Cassadine to worry about. In the latest General Hospital previews, Esme is heard insinuating that she wants him to stay gone. GH rumors claim that “him” is in reference to Nikolas Cassadine. It’s true, she could also be referring to Spencer. He’s off to his meeting with Uncle Vic and has finally left her side. No matter how you slice it, one less Cassadine is one less problem for this new mom. Esme’s going the best she can given the circumstances. It’s bad enough that she doesn’t know who she can trust. So, adding another Cassadine to stake their claim is just another added obstacle.
How long will Esme have to fight off Spencer and Victor? And when will Nikolas him into the equation?
What happens to Nikolas Cassadine? Will Tyler Christopher return to GH? Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) future is in question after social media activity sparked unexpected General Hospital rumors.
A few instances that have occurred earlier this Fall have ultimately lead to the latest breaking news. General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm recent GH rumors regarding Marcus Coloma’s status with the soap opera are true.
First, fans responded to news involving former GH star Tyler Christopher. In mid November, he took to social media to address his willingness and capability to return to daytime. Upon Marcus Coloma’s recent but brief absences, Tyler offered to take over as Nikolas, General Hospital Blog shared the news, asking fans if they’d want to see Christopher back into that role.
Will Tyler Christopher return to GH?
Next, a group of about 900 (and counting) GH fans responded to a GH poll shared by General Hospital Blog. Fans were asked if they want to see Tyler Christopher return to General Hospital as Nikolas Cassadine. Current results reveal 78% of fans voted YES to Christopher’s return.
Finally, eagle eyes fans noticed peculiar activity from Marcus Coloma’s Instagram and Twitter accounts. As a result, GH Coloma’s status with the almost 60 year old daytime drama became a concern. GH Blog shared the facts that lead to the the predicted outcome. GH news reports now confirm Marcus Coloma’s upcoming GH exit.
Tyler Christopher has already given the green light to ABC if ever a recast was needed for Nikolas Cassadine. Coincidentally, news of Coloma’s exit came just over a month after Tyler addressed a potential return. Will we see Tyler Christopher reprise his iconic role?
The role of Nikolas Cassadine Recast! It isn’t uncommon for the actors of soap opera character roles to come and go. Most are in it for the long haul while others for a short time. And some just take brief breaks for one reason or another.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports reveal General Hospital star Marcus Coloma has dipped out and the role of Nikolas Cassadine has been recast.
According to recent General Hospital comings and goings news confirms actor Adam Huss has stepped into Coloma’s shoes while he’s away. General Hospital spoilers indicate the change in casting is only temporary, however, the reason remains unknown.
The recent Nikolas Cassadine recast Adam Huss, took over as The Dark Prince briefly in September of 2021. GH fans recognized the familiar face as he once again fills in for Coloma.
Eagle eyed fans noticed a change ib a recent Instagram caption shared by General Hospital spoilers Adam Huss took to Instagram to share a headshot photo that now reads, “#actorslife photo cred @lordylorch” in the caption.
Adam Huss’ Instagram Conspiracy, Nikolas Recast
GH rumors claim there has been a conspiracy involving actor Adam Huss’ recent IG post. GH speculations claim the actor possibly let the cat out of the bag prematurely. As a result, his IG caption has been exited.
GH spoilers and rumors suggest Adam edited his caption after divulging too much information. According to Soaps.sheknows.com, Huss’ original caption read, ”Back at it…#actorslife.” That caption now simply says the latter along with a photo cred shout out. The post was shared hours before Monday’s episode of General Hospital aired.
Did Adam say too much too soon and end up changing his original caption? Some fans think so. Pointing out the fact that Marcus Coloma made no mention of the recast, fans began to speculate. Perhaps Huss wasn’t at liberty to say, therefore, possibly having to correct his overshare.
We will keep GH fans up to date on details of Coloma’s return as Nikolas.
Nancy Lee Grahn (GH’s Alexis Davis) tweeted that she was happy to see her TV nephew, Nikolas Cassadine, played by Tyler Christopher at General Hospital. There has been talk of having Nikolas return to Port Charles for the revival of The Nurses Ball and for General Hospital’s big 50th anniversary. With Nancy’s tweet we now have more reason to believe that it is more than just a rumor.
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