General Hospital: Is Jordan having Curtis’s baby too?
Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) may have missed out on raising his first child, but he’s about to make up for that in abundance. Upcoming General Hospital spoilers tease that Jordan Ashford is pregnant, and Curtis becomes a three time dad. Is Jordan having Curtis’s baby too?
First, he has his beloved daughter Trina (Tabyana Ali). Curtis wasn’t able to raise and watch Trina grow up, but that hasn’t stopped them from growing as close as can be. Their father/daughter relationship lacks nothing indicative of a father’s absence for all those years. If you didn’t know, then you wouldn’t know that they just recently discovered that Trina is Curtis’s daughter. Still, Curtis wants nothing more than to be able to watch a child of his own grow up.
Second, Curtis and Portia are expecting their second child together. Eve amidst a divorce, Curtis and Portia (Brook Kerr) plan to raise their baby together, but separately. But things are about to get a little messy when it comes to home life…
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Curtis becomes a three time dad. Based on GH recaps for 3-3-26, Jordan went to see Dr. Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) about a potential pregnancy. Coming up on General Hospital, Jordan takes a pregnancy test. Will the moment of truth reveal that Curtis is expecting a child with both Portia and Jordan?!
General Hospital: Will Jordan have second thoughts?
Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper), former Port Charles Police Commissioner, and ex-wife of Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner). Now she works for Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and is once again romantically involved with Curtis.
Curtis and Jordan’s marriage fell apart when he lost rest in her. Jordan had to keep secrets from Curtis due to the nature of her job. Yet still, Curtis held that against her. Now that she works for Sidwell, it’s almost certain that she will need to keep things from Curtis. Previously, Curtis admitted that he wished he wouldn’t have given up on his marriage to Jordan so soon. And that he understands why she had to keep secrets from him. It’s too bad he didn’t give his current wife the same mercy. Instead, Curtis walked out on Portia while pointing the finger at her.
As General Hospital recaps recall, Portia slept with Isaiah only after she begged Curtis to work on their marriage, and then gave him an ultimatum. Disappointingly, Curtis walked right out the door, and out on Portia and their marriage. That’s when she slept with Dr. Gannon. Yet Trina also points the finger right at her mother.
Meanwhile, Curtis had been having an emotional affair with his ex-wife Jordan for several months, if not more. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Curtis plans to share his life with Jordan- again. He told her that he can’t wait to share EVERYTHING with her.
What exactly is everything to Curtis? His new baby with Portia? Is Jordan out of line for being with a man whose current wife (he’s still married but the way) is about to give birth? Curtis wants 50/50 custody and will co-parent with Portia. But the baby will have another woman caring for him or her 50% of the time.
Is Jordan really up for playing mommy to Portia’s baby 50% of the time? Is that even appropriate or in the best interest of the child? Most definitely the adults in this situation need to check themselves.
General Hospital: Dr. Isaiah Gannon awaits Portia’s paternity test results
The results are in! According to GH recaps Dr. Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) bit the bullet and took a paternity test. Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) delivered the results to Portia as Trina (Tabyana Ali) and the two potential fathers anxiously awaited the reveal. Soon enough, either Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) or Dr. Isaiah Gannon (Sawandi Wilson) will be named the father.
General Hospital spoilers for 2-12-26 and 2-13-26 reveal Portia’s paternity test results are in, and she’s about to spill the tea. She handles the situation accordingly as Curtis, Isaiah, and Trina process the results. Trina may or may not become a big sister, and one lucky guy will become a daddy, either again, or for the first time.
According to recent General Hospital rumors, Isaiah reacts to Portia’s paternity results in a big way. Coming up on General Hospital, Portia reads the results out loud after reading them herself. It’s safe to say that if Isaiah is the father, he’ll be ecstatic! He wants this baby, and a life with Portia. However, things could go the other way. Curtis could very well be the baby’s father. And if that’s the case, Isiah might not be Mr. Easy-going. He may no be a YES GUY anymore.
GH rumors tease that Dr. Gannon won’t take well to the news if the results are not in his favor. If Curtis is the father, will he see a side of Dr. Isaiah Gannon that we have never seen before?
Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) begged her boyfriend Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) to wash his hands of any involvement with Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). That includes helping Drew’s psychotic wife after she became her incapacitated victim’s primary caregiver. Can Trina get through to him before Kai becomes Willow’s obstacle… and next victim?!
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors for 2-6-26, and into the week of 2-9-26, Kai gets in Willow’s way. What’s it going to take for Kai to get far, far away from Drew and Willow before it’s too late? Willow is crazier by the minute, and there’s no telling what she’s capable of. Maybe she figures out that Trina and Kai know her secret, and she can’t have that now, can she?
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, how we’ve all been wondering who you are. Congressman Drew Cain was shot in the early days of last September. So for the last four months the people of port Charles have wracked their brains about who tried to kill him.Michael and Willow are all twisted up in this mess, and either one of them could be Drew’s shooter. But, what if Michael saw Willow protecting Scout?
With so many prospective suspects, the investigation has been a huge challenge for the PCPD. Likewise, those closest to the case have struggled with who to believe. At this point, it’s all come down to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and her bitter ex-husband Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson). As General Hospital recaps recall, both Willow and Michael were present at Drew’s home on the night of his attempted murder. Both were caught in the rain, and they both had motive.
According to General Hospital spoilers, the mystery of Drew Cain’s shooter is solved. Coming up on General Hospital, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) comes forth with a shocking revelation. She says, “we know who shot Drew.” We know that Trina and Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) heard a phone ringing the night they got stuck at Drew’s- the infamous night of hi shooting. The heard Twinkle Twinkle Little Star as the ringtone, and now everything is falling into place. Did Scout shoot Drew?
General Hospital: Portia has a meltdown on the stand
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) had a trick up her sleeve that was meant to help Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) case. She sent Dr. Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) a subpoena to appear in court for the defense. Her intention was to strengthen Alexis’s argument that the PCPD rushed to arrest Willow when there are other suspects out there. Instead, Alexis’s tactic caused confusion and blew Portia’s life apart. On the positive side, Drew’s nasty blackmail was exposed and now he could be charged with extortion. Go Alexis! But Portia’s problems are far from over. However, is Alexis really to blame? If we are looking at this critically and clearly, Portia spilled too much tea.
Dr. Portia Robinson’s courtroom confession unraveled she. She was on the stand. A series of questions led by the dense exposed Portia and Dr. Gannon’s (Sawandi Wilson) affair. Or did Portia so that herself? Alexis asked Portia’s whereabouts the night of Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) shooting. Portia was at the Metro Court, and Alexis asked if she meant the restaurant. That’s when Portia lost what little emotional control she had left and broke down. She admitted that she was in a hotel room. And finally, she had to admit that the room was under the name of Dr. Isaiah Gannon.
What Portia didn’t have to do was disclose what was happening inside that hotel room. For all anyone knew, Portia and Dr. Gannon could have been meeting night work. Whole unlikely, she still could have just kept her cool in court and e en let it all out as soon as court goes to recess.
Do you feel like Portia brought on this exposure to herself? The defense’s examination did not have to lead to Dr. Robinson’s meltdown and confession. Cast your vote on the GH Blog Poll below!
Trina felt like a child receiving a Christmas wish when Portia agreed to come home. Although temporary, this happy little family reunion is all Trina wanted. But all that could change if Curtis is onto Portia and Isaiah.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Trina‘s brief moment of childhood bliss becomes devastation, and so much more. GH rumors tease that Trina’s world comes crashing down. This time the fallout has nothing to do with Jordan Ashford.
Suddenly, Curtis was an entirely new man when in Portia’s hospital room. For a man who walked out of her office door and chose Jordan, Curtis sure was protective over Porsche and the baby. His request that Portia comes home to recover isn’t is understandable. However, Curtis seemed oddly overjoyed when she agreed. It’s almost like he wanted to give them another shot.
General Hospital previews for 12-17-25 reveal that Portia warns Isaiah. Dr. Gannon declares that he isn’t afraid and Portia tells him that he should be. Just when Curtis and Trina seemed their happiest, will Curtis find out about Portia and Isaiah?
General Hospital: Tabyana Ali- GH’s Trina Learns To Drive
GH’s Tabyana Ali Learns To Drive! For most of us here in the USA, to get your driver La license is a right of passage. Mostly, this happens at age 16. While the law states that in order to operate a motor vehicle, one must be licensed in the state where they reside. However, there is no law stating that everyone has to drive and get licensed at all. To be honest, I didn’t get my license until just before I turned 18! My best friend had her license, and a few other close friends did too. I just rode it out for a bit until I was less nervous.
Reportedly, General Hospital’s Trina Robinson might be in college, but twenty-three year old Tabyana Ali just shared that she doesn’t yet know how to drive. While revealing that she lacks a license, Tabyana documents her experience as she learns to drive. The actress’s comment section is full of supportive friends, cheering her on.
General Hospital Blog wishes Tabyana all the luck, and many blessings for safe travels! Driving is a privilege and a source of freedom for so many. Actually, driving also serves as a great therapy for some. Especially with the music loud and the windows down! Way to go, Tabyana! You’re doing great!
Who are Kai Taylor’s parents on GH?! Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) is about to have life altering surgery. From the moment he was hurt mid-game is the moment I asked myself where in the world are these kids parents? Their college football playing son was injured during a televised football game hospitalized, almost paralyzed yet his parents are nowhere to be found.
General Hospital Recaps
Drew Cain made Kai an offer he couldn’t refuse. Coulda cutting edge surgery give Kai the chance to play football again? It’s a big decision, especially for a young adult with so much life ahead of him. So at one point he was asked if he would talk to his parents before deciding whether or not to taken Drew’s offer. And that is the first time he ever mentioned his parents. The next and only other time (from what I remember) was just the other day when Trina asked about them. Kai told her that his parents were supportive. He added that they were of the country and couldn’t make it back in time. Kai’s surgery is scheduled for next week.
GH Spoilers- Coming Up On General Hospital
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that there’s definitely something suspicious going on with Kai’s parents. Why is he so elusive about them and his home life? Kai doesn’t peep a word about his mom and dad other than when asked. Even then, his responses are quick and lack detail.
Who are Kai Taylor’s parents on GH?!
GH fans have so many questions when it comes to football star Kai Taylor. Such as, who and where are his parents? Yeah, yeah, he says they are “out of the country,” but I don’t buy it. Do you?
General Hospital Recaps: 4-3-25 ADA Turner Questions Trina About Emma
General Hospital Recaps: ADA Turner questions Trina about Emma, and because of Anna. I know this isn’t much considering that the people of Port Charles live in a world where organ transplants and gunshot wounds don’t leave scars. Where spina bifida is reversible if you’re Donna Corinthos, and where murder happens regularly while Pentonville is seemingly empty. Oddly, the criminals still run the streets of Port Charles.
Despite many other implausible, yet soapy scenes of the past, recent scenes have given that same “oh sure,” kind of vibe. According to General Hospital recaps, a city official and a college student caught the audience’s attention. Apparently, the way to uncover the corruption among PC’s municipal leaders is to essentially be corruptive yourself. The standing ADA uses unethical practices that abuse the power of authority. And that’s exactly how ADA Justine Turner (Nanzeen Contractor) conducts herself in this situation. Evidently, the ADA further revealed her true agenda when she grilled college student Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) about Emma Scorpio Drake. It was then that Ms. Robinson turned the tables on Turner. Without hesitation, the ADA divulged her true intentions. She told a local citizen about her plan to incriminate Anna through Emma. that she’s only interested in Emma is because of Anna Devane, Emma’s grandmother.
ADA Turner Questions Trina And Uses EmmaScorpio Drake
Moreover, General Hospital spoilers indicate that Anna’s job and Emma’s freedom are at risk. ADA Justine Turner is locked in and laser focused on finding dirt on Anna. She’s convinced that Police Commissioner Devane turns a blind eye to organized crime. Especially when it comes to her pals Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). And as per usual, the mob is a hot ticket item for law enforcement, and the Corinthos Organization has been the targeted pursuit for decades.
Frankly, the ADA’s actions say more about her than anything she could have learned about Police Commissioner Devane through Trina Robinson. Besides, there are other ways to get incriminating material on Anna other than summoning a local college student to play 20 questions. On top of that, ADA Turner admitted that she’s using Emma to get to Anna.
General Hospital: Trina turns the tables on ADA Turner
Does anyone else find this scene soooo out of pocket? It was random at best. A professional woman whose goal is to expose a colleague for lacking professionalism, and here she is using unprofessional and unethical practices herself.
ADA Turner arranges a meet up with local college student to poke around at her rival, Anna. And she’s using Anna’s granddaughter Emma to do it? Then divulges this to one of Emma’s “friends”? Like, what? Who thought this scene was a good idea?
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