The Savoy is the newest and trendiest spot in Port Charles, drawing in patrons with its swanky, yet chill vibes. Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) seems to have a good grip on business ownership, handling typical business situations as they come.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Curtis’ level of experience with owning a club is put to the test when a not-so-typical issue presents itself.
According to recent General Hospital previews, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) stops by The Savoy to question Curtis about suspicious activity. He asks Curtis his whereabouts after the club closed. Curtis has to throw out Joey Novak (Patrick Zeller) for harassing Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and has no regrets. He doesn’t want any of that drama at his club, and more importantly, he was protecting Carly.
General Hospital spoilers and w indicate trouble ahead as the Novak’s want revenge on Carly and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) for killing Charles Buscema (Bart Tangredi) and Vincent Novak (Glenn Taranto) in the night of Carly and Jason’s wedding.
Curtis doesn’t want trouble anywhere near his establishment, but odds are, that isn’t the last he has seen of Joey Novak and the rest of the Corinthos family enemies.
The General Hospital discussion circuit is sparking all sorts of General Hospital rumors regarding the latest vaccine mandate for the ABC Network daytime drama, General Hospital.
General Hospital news reports claim two major stars could be OUT at GH over their belief in freedom to choose how to medically care for themselves. General Hospital spoilers reveal the Executives over at GH are the first to mandate the vaccine in the soap opera genre.
The social media platform, Twitter, has been carrying the discussion/debate, which surrounds Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jax Jacks) and Steve Burton (Jason Morgan). It has been rumored that Rademacher and Burton are taking a stance on the vaccine mandate, and due to their beliefs, they are said to be exiting the show. Steve and Ingo are long-time players over at GH, making this news very difficult for fans.
While there are those who do not believe the vaccine should be mandated, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal at least one co-star who is all for it. Nancy and Ingo have butted heads in the last, resulting in Nancy blocking Ingo on social media. Now Nancy has reached out to her fans on Twitter with her opinion on the matter.
No news reports have confirmed the General Hospital comings and goings rumors regarding Ingo and Steve at this time. We will keep fans in the know as new developments begin to surface.
Rebecca Budig joined the cast of General Hospital in 2015 as Hayden Barnes. In 2017, Budig announce that the writers had cut her character from the show, to then return in 2019.
General Hospital comings and goings rumors have been hinting that Hayden Barnes will be coming back to Port Charles, after the recent and frequent name dropping where Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Shawn Butler (Sean Blakemore) are concerned.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the role of Hayden Barnes has likely been recast. According to a General Hospital insider leak, the role of Hayden Barnes has been rumored to be recast by soap vet and General Hospital familiar face, Marie Wilson. Marie was the last actress to play Dr. Karen Wexler, daughter of Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner). The role of karen Wexler was killed off of the GH spin-off, Port Charles.
There have not been any General Hospital news confirmations validating these recast rumors. General Hospital Blog will keep fans in the loop regarding and GH comings and goings, casting, and related news.
Social media platforms are on fire with the latest General Hospital rumors surrounding the status of two major GH actors.
Previously, General Hospital Blog reported the latest GH rumors regarding the potential exit of Ingo Rademacher as Jasper Jax Jacks. The news comes as a response to the recent Covid vaccine mandate on the set of General Hospital.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that along with GH rumors surrounding Rademacher’s potential exit, it has been rumored that co-star, Steve Burton could possibly be leaving the role of Jason Morgan behind. Burton’s stance on the vaccine mandate is not certain, however, Twitter has linked steve and Ingo together in the GH news and rumors regarding their potential exit over the mandate.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any news confirming or denying the GH rumors involving Ingo Rademacher and Steve Burton.
It’s no secret that General Hospital star, Ingo Rademacher has been vocal with his opinion on the country’s current state of affairs.
General Hospital news and spoilers previously revealed, Ingo (Jasper Jax Jacks) is against any type of vaccination mandate in our country. Don’t get it twisted, Rademacher isn’t against the vaccine itself, but against being forced to receive the Covid vaccine. However, his stance could pose a major threat to his status at GH.
General Hospital news and rumors leak a possible exit for Ingo due to the latest regarding vaccine mandates for everyone working on set of ABC’s General Hospital.
General Hospital rumors reports suggest Rademacher is one among two major GH stars to potentially exit over the vaccine mandate.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has never been afraid to cut to the chase and tell it like it is. She has no problem with laying down the law, and making things crystal clear when it comes to what she wants.
Carly isn’t always the most approachable person. Her tough exterior serves as sort of a warning for those to approach with caution. General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly has to lay down the law when an unwanted individual tries to have a conversation with her.
In recent General Hospital previews, Carly gives it straight up when she says, “you should know not to approach me directly.”
General Hospital rumors suggest Carly could be talking to Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), since she has zero use for that woman after what she has done to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and their family. Little does Carly know, Sonny doesn’t share in the same hatred for Nina as Carly, Michael (Chad Duell), and Josslyn (Eden McCoy). If Nina is dismissed by Carly, it’s no skin off her back since she still holds the secret that Sonny had developed feelings for her- and it solely for Carly. Nina feels like she could have the upper hand and Carly’s tough cookie exterior isn’t going to work on Nina.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has no problem with making sure his power is known to those who need to be out in their place. As far as Sonny is concerned, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) hasn’t seen the last of his wrath.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sonny pays a visit to a certain inmate. His message to the recipient on the other end of the prison phone comes off as a warning.
General Hospital previews indicate Sonny isn’t done with Cyrus quite yet, and the fact that Renault is in prison isn’t enough for Mr. Corinthos. Sonny says that he got off easy, which could mean that Sonny has much more in store for Renault.
Detective Chase’s (Josh Swickard) has a natural ability to put the pieces of a puzzle together in order to come to conclusions such as solving cases and the like.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Chase puts his detective skills to good use when his natural instinct allows him to see right through his brother, Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst).
General Hospital previews show Liz and Chase having a conversation at the hospital, while Chase is telling Liz that what he sees has Finn written all over it. Finn is being extra cautious… maybe with moving forward with Elizabeth… Do Liz and Finn have a shot at love despite his past with her sister, Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig)?
The once golden bond between a father and son has seen better days now that their relationship has broken down, and *what was once shiny, now is all rusted* TS.
Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) have called off track and haven’t been the same since Nikolas faked his death, returned, and married Ava Jerome (Maura West).
Spencer is having a difficult time trusting his father, after finding out some disturbing news, making Spencer aware just exactly what his father is capable of.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Spencer is taking the news about Nikolas’s involvement in Hayden Barnes’ (Rebecca Budig) shooting. After all, Hayden was his stepmom at one point. Knowing that Nikolas coins do such a thing requires some sorting out.
General Hospital previews indicate that Spencer turns to Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) to help sort out the thoughts and feelings which have developed after having an uncomfortable conversation with not only Shawn Butler (Sean Blakemore), but with his father as well. Spencer needs a shoulder to lean on, and instead of turning to his girlfriend, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl), he turned to the girl he trusts and is comfortable being vulnerable around, Trina.
General Hospital spoilers and previews suggest Trina is reluctant to believe Spencer when he tells her that his father is responsible for having Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig) shot, and letting Shawn take the fall, serving time in Pentonville. Spencer is telling the truth this time, and he hopes his friend will trust him even after all of his recent lies.
Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) has Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) by the neck now that she knows baby Bailey is not Valentin Cassadine’s (James Patrick Stuart) daughter.
Gladys has been using her newfound information for her personal gain, and now she’s headed straight to the source. Brook Lynn and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) can’t have their cover blown just yet since Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is still a threat to Maxie’s daughter, Louise, aka Bailey.
General Hospital previews indicate Brook Lynn and Maxie work together to try and stop Gladys before it’s too late. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn is willing to do whatever it takes to stop Gladys “dead in her tracks.” While Gladys is busy flaunting her Crimson status, Brook Lynn and Maxie panic before taking action to keep Gladys from yelling Valentin the truth.
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