General Hospital: Willow puts on another stellar performance
Poor Willow Tait Corinthos Cain. Her hero and new husband, Drew Cain is fighting for his life while Willow is putting on another stellar performance of hers. General Hospital spoilers for 1-21-26 reveal that Drew arrives at GH, and Willow tells her version of what happened to Drew.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Willow shows up at the hospital and gives Elizabeth Webber a sob story about how she’s so afraid to lose Drew. Little does Elizabeth know, Willow is lying through her teeth. She told Elizabeth a very detailed story of how things played out. Willow described symptoms which eld lead doctors to assume that Drew had a stroke, while playing dumb the entire time.
What do you think Willow has in store for Drew? Herhusband isn’t the most well loved person by anyone in Port Charles, but Willow takes her revenge on him to a whole different level. Killing Drew would be too easy- for Drew. Willow wants to make him suffer.
General Hospital: Jason and Britt take another step forward
Dr. Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) have a second chance at romance. They’ve come along way since their first re-encounter this past summer. At first she was resistant to Jason’s kindness and chivalry. Then, Britt made a bold move on New Year’s Eve, when she showed up at the Quartermaine’s to see Jason. According to General Hospital spoilers for the 1-20-26 preempted episode, (airing on 1-21-26) tease that Jason accepts Britt’s invitation.
General Hospital recaps recall that New Year’s Eve ended on a positive note. Soon after, Jason and Britt were throwing axes on their first official date. Running into Carly and Joss may not have been the best thing to happen on their first date, but all in all the evening went well.
Coming up on General Hospital, Britt asks Jason out on a date. To her surprise, Jason accepts Britt’s invitation without hesitation. Britt tells Jason’s that they are moving forward in their relationship. However, an external situation may accuse a major setback.
GH rumors indicate that Dr. Westbourne’s arrangement with Sidwell interferes with her personal life. Will she have to break things off with Jason as they’re barely getting started?
Today’s General Hospital broadcast has been rescheduled. Unexpectedly, ongoing news coverage preempts General Hospital.
At 2:00PM American General Hospital fans tuned into ABC to see more of Willow and Drew (I know, strange, right?). Interest and intrigue are peak right now as Drew and Willow’s relationship takes a dark turn. According to General Hospital recaps, Willow caught GH fans off guard when she randomly stuck Drew in the neck with a syringe. Now, the most expected question is whether or not Drew is dead.
News Coverage Preempts General Hospital Nationally
GH fans look forward to what’s next on General Hospital. Unfortunately, fans must wait one more day to see if Drew survived Nurse Tait’s bedside manner. According to General Hospital’s official Facebook page, today’s January 20 episode of General Hospital airs tomorrow, and pushes back each episode going forward.
General Hospital: Did Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) just kill Drew (Cameron Mathison)?
Who Shot Drew Cain (with a gun)? is now, Who Shot Drew Cain (as in administered a shot via syringe)? Or maybe whatever Willow stuck Drew with in the neck is completely undetectable. Will the skilled docs at good old GH call it a heart attack? If he survives, he definitely knows it was Willow who did this to him. Then what? So, is Drew Cain really dead?
“If at first you don’t succeed, dust yourself off and try again .” -Aaliyah. Willow Tait Corinthos Cain couldn’t pull off murdering her husband Drew Cain the first go around. So right after she was acquitted for Drew’s attempted murder, she performs a sneak attack and goes for try number two!
At this time, there are no General Hospital comings and goings reports that include or confirm Cameron Mathison’s General Hospital status. Coming up on General Hospital, previews show Tracy talking about karma catching up with Drew . According to GH previews for 1-20-26, Tracy is talking to Nina at the hospital. Apparently, Drew isn’t dead on arrival. Perhaps he’s hanging on for dear life. What will Willow do then?
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) is on cloud nine now that her beloved children Nathan (Ryan Paevey) and Britta (Kelly Thiebaud) are back from the dead. She can now make up for lost time with both of them- and that’s something she doesn’t want her daughter to have to experience. Why would she care so much if Britt isn’t Rocco’s mother? Either she’s delusional, or does Liesl know Britt is Rocco’s mom?
Liesl is already a grandma to Maxie and Nathan’s son James. So it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for her to be obsessed with Rocco (Finn Carr) as if he’s her first born grandchild. He isn’t even her grandchild in the actual sense.
As a medical doctor, Dr. Liesl Obrecht is well aware of the science behind baby making. That’s why it’s difficult to understand why she’s adamant on being Rocco’s @danoly.” Unless she knows something that Britt doesn’t. As GH records recall, Liesl was involved in Britt’s embryo stealing scene to hold onto Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson). So it’s not unlikely that she could know more than she’s letting on.
Is Britt Westbourne Rocco’s biological mother? And does Liesl know it?
General Hospital: Drew, Willow, and Nina discuss custody
Throughout the entire duration of this ugly custody battle, Drew has promised Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) one thing. Amidst it all, the affair, the scandal and backlash of cheating with your husband’s uncle, Michael and Sasha… and their baby, Drew sleeping with Nina, Drew’s wild night with Jacinda, and everything in between- there is one promise that qhas remained constant. Congressman Cutthroat Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) promised Willow that he will help her, and together they will get her kids back.
Drew is ultra fixated on Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) being convicted of his attempted murder. So much so that it almost seems like it’s been Drew’s plan this entire time. Actually, from the moment he was conscious in his hospital bed, Drew wasn’t too shy about revealing his bias. In fact, Drew admitted that he didn’t care who shot him, he just wanted Michael Corinthos to go down for the crime.
Drew Recruits Willow and Nina in an Elaborate Scheme To Get Back Custody Of Willow’s Kids
The latest General Hospital rumors tease that “Who shot Drew Cain?” was all a rouse- an elaborate scheme to follow through with his promise to Willow. Why? Probably because if Michael is convicted of attempted murder, then he’ll be the one unable to see his kids.
General Hospital recaps recall that Michael admitted to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) that part of his reason to motion for custody was because Willow’s happy with Drew. In other words, he’s jealous and vindictive. And he’s using their children as pawns in his coercive control tactics, and weaponizing the family court system all to stick it to Willow.
Losing custody of your children that you love so dearly could make any mother snap. Michael knew the best way to hurt Willow was by using their children. And to top it off, he tried to control her life using their children – stating over and over that she won’t have access to Wiley and Amelia if she’s with Drew. But even then, even after Willow called things off with Drew, Michael failed to keep his word. He showed Willow no mercy. As previously reported, Steve Burton was right. Willow goes crazy (Daisy, slapping Lucas, etc.), and Michael is the one who pushes her to the brink. It was all part of his calculated plan to watch Willow crumble. He pushed and pushed until she snapped, and then used her “mental state” along with her leukemia and some major lies against her in court.
Coming up on General Hospital, Willow is shaken with relief. According to GH recaps, Willow Tait was found Not Guilty in the attempted murder of her husband, Drew Cain. Now she can focus on regaining custody of her kids. And maybe that was the plan all along…
Drew, Nina, and Willow surely have an odd dynamic. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is clearly no fan of Drew, and the feeling is mutual. And their for Willow are also mutual. Both Nina and Drew love Willow and they vowed to help her regain custody of Wiley and Amelia.
Just how far would Drew go to be Willow’s hero once again? The way they’ve been talking lately, using the word performance, phrases like your way, and my way… it almost seems like they’re putting on a show. So, are they?
Theories surrounding the Who Shot Drew Cain mystery have run wild for months. Finally, we are honing in on the endgame. So far we know Willow shot Drew, a that the jury found her Not Guilty. But something tells GH fans that the story isn’t quite over just yet….
The fact that Drew isn’t dead. She walked right up to him and shot him. My cat could have made that a kill shot.
Drew never once questioned Willow’s innocence. Not once.
Right before the first BANG Drew muttered something like, “It’s all gonna work out Willow. You’ll see.”
So did Willow and Nina agree to Drew’s elaborate scheme to get back Wiley and Amelia? For Drew to risk his life, and Willow’s freedom- that’s a huge gamble on both of their lives. Willow told ADA Turner (Nazneen Contractor) that she’d do ANYTHING for her kids- does that include risk her freedom so that they can turn the tables on Michael?
Maybe Drew comes through on his promise to Willow.
Maybe all the talk about performance, and how Willow “played” it on the stand is because they are performing.
Drew said to Nina, “This is playing out exactly how I promised Willow it would.” That right there is enough to convince me that this was all Drew’s elaborate scheme to pin his attempted murder in Michael, ultimately regaining custody for Willow.
General Hospital: Steve Burton on what’s ahead for Willow Tait
The time has come, and Willow Tait Corinthos Cain’s fate is in the hands of the jury. Will she or will she not live freely for the rest of her days? She put her life in an Alexis Davis’s hands, and Alexis has done all she could to defend her client to the best of her abilities- per the American Bar Association. Of course, she has critics. Some who don’t know any more thank anyone else whether Willow is guilty or not. And then there’s those few critics who know that Willow is guilty.
Meanwhile, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) is moving on with Jacinda Bracken (Paige Herschel). Ever since he found out about Willow and Drew’s affair, he fled the scene mentally and emotionally- Michael was checked the F out. He had to check out because if he didn’t, his strong feelings for Willow haunt him and get in the way. From then on he went on full never look back mode- Michael tried to erase Willow from his an their children’s lives. Here she has time to say, “Drew doesn’t better,” Michael had already filed a motion for full custody of Wiley and Amelia. At one point, he even admitted that a small part of his custody move was because Willow was happy with Drew. Do you know what that spells? J-E-A-L-O-U-S-Y. And vindictive, and spiteful-
Hell Hath No Fury Like Michael Corinthos Scorned
His wife cheated, indeed. Is that cool? Absolutely not. But cheating doesn’t equate to having your children taken away. As a single mother who has been threatened with this nightmare, lied about and defamed to justify weaponizing the kids and the court- I assure you, God forbid a loving mother loses custody- it will bring any mother to their breaking point. And the monsters who can do this are exactly that. Monsters. Thank God this is fiction and I don’t have to actually apply my real life principles to this. If that were the case, then Michael, Carly, even Jason- and whoever else kept children away from their mother, would be cut off forever. Michael and his enablers have done a serious injustice to those sweet children. All because Michael was jealous… now here’s Steve’s prediction!
This is the conversation between Steve, Katelyn, and Bradford, from Katelyn’s interview with Stone Cold and The Jackal:
Katelynn MacMullen: It would be awesome if Willow kind of went crazy
Bradford Anderson: yeah, I mean haven’t you had moments of…
Steve Burton: I think it’s probably gonna happen
Katelyn MacMullen: *giggles and laughter*
Steve Burton: I think it’s gonna happen and Micheal’s gonna push you to the breaking point
Katelyn MacMullen: *more giggles and laughter*
Bradford Anderson: *inaudible*
Katelyn MacMullen: Hey *more giggles and laughter
Steve Burton: He will, he’ll push you
Bradford Anderson: you’ll have- they’ll name a wing after you at Ferncliff
General Hospital: Lucas can’t say that Carly didn’t warn him
Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) is going to hate to say I told you so. Actually, just kidding. She’ll absolutely love it. Whether her brother Dr. Lucas Jones (Van Hansis) liked what she had to say or not, Carly wasn’t going to hold back, and she didn’t. Now Lucas knows exactly how his sister feel about his relationship with Marco Rios (Adrian Anchondo). Coming up on General Hospital, Lucas learns Carly was right about Marco.
Since the beginning, Marco seemed genuinely into Lucas. It appears that Marco has real care, concern, and even love for him. But Marco’s secret involvement in organized crime is what Carly was afraid of.
Despite the obvious risk of dating a mobster’s son, Lucas has grown quite comfortable in his and Marco’s relationship. Dr. Jones trusts Marco. Little does he know about the lies and secrets within the walls of his new home. As General Hospital recaps recall, Carly warned Lucas about Marco, and against moving into Wyndemere. Unfortunately , his living arrangement with Marco and his father Sidwell (Carlo Rota) is what drove a wedge between Lucas and Carly.
Coming up on General Hospital, Lucas learns the truth about Marco in the near future. It’s no doubt that Lucas is in danger, and Carly was right. Soon, Lucas will realize that he should have listened to his big sister Carly’s warning.
Willow: “Everything I’ve done, I have done for my kids.” Even marry Drew, and agree to set up Michael to go down for attempted murder? Potentially, yes.
If Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and Michael (Rory Gibson) were working together- this situation wouldn’t exist. If those two were in the same side, there would be no custody battle. And without the threat of never seeing her kids (the custody battle), none of this would be necessary.
This means… Michael and Willow can’t be on the same side. If they were, then she wouldn’t have to go through these lengths for her kids.
Drew and Willow framed Michael to go down for an attempted murder that never was
Coming up on General Hospital, Willow awaits her fate as the jury deliberates. The trial’s many twists and turns led the courtroom down various paths. Unfortunately, none of which have led to solid certainty. Every new lead has confused the jury and the supporters of both Willow and Michael.
According to the latest GH spoilers and rumors, what’s ahead on General Hospital will blow your mind. Drew (Cameron Mathison) is alive- not because Willow needs some serious target practice, nope. It’s because Drew wasn’t meant to die. Killing Drew Cain was never part of the plan because Drew and Willow faked his shooting.
Certain things Willow has said, facial expressions made, comments from Drew about Willow’s “performance,” and more lead to the latest GH rumors.
Did Drew and Willow fake the shooting? It certainly looks that way. Drew promised Willow she’d get back custody of her kids. And maybe, just maybe, he came through this time. But of course, not without Willow’s help.
So she went along with Drew’s plan to frame Michael for an attempted murder that never happened. Are Willow and Drew crazy enough to fake his shooting in order to get revenge on Michael, and get back her kids?
General Hospital Spoilers: Willow’s plot to get away with (attempted) murder
As Alexis Davis delivered her closing arguments, every detail seemed to clear Willow’s name. Every piece of evidence that was designed to make Willow look guilty by the prosecution in fact serves to prove the opposite.
Not only was Alexis‘s closing argument compelling enough to find Willow not guilty, it pointed law enforcement right in another prime suspect’s direction. It’s no coincidence that Michael is implicated. Apparently, General Hospital rumors tease that it was all part of Willow’s plan.
So many signs point to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) losing her mind. From the incidents with baby Daisy, her reckless relationship with Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), and now knowing that she shot Drew, all indicate what many have suspected. Willow is crazy.
Don’t forget her family history. Willow is the late Nelle Benson‘s (Chloe Lanier) twin sister, and they say that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Their mother Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) was also known to be off her rocker in her younger years . But nothing compares to sharing DNA with your psycho twin. Those deeply buried family traits are bound to break the surface.
The latest General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Willow awaits her verdict. She doesn’t seem too scared, as if she knows that everything is going according to (her) plan. This whole time she made it to look like Michael was railroading her. But what if Willow set up this entire calculated an elaborate scheme to frame Michael for shooting crew and framing Willow for it.
Now, if that’s not twisted, I don’t know what is.
Willow’s Twisted Trifecta
1.) Get away w murder
2.) Frame Michael for it
3.) Get her kids back
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