General Hospital is known for its longevity on air along with the slow turnover of actors and actresses. Many faces you’ll see when you flip on ABC at 2pm Eastern are familiar faces you’ve known for years.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal GH will feature Nancy Lee Grahn’s character, Alexis Davis, in the April 7th episode. Nancy joined the cast back in 1996, as Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital spoilers reveal the episode is to honor Grahn on her 25th anniversary with the sudsy daytime drama.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has been hurt and betrayed by people she loved and trusted. Now, Nina has set out to clear her head and… get a little revenge.
It wasn’t Nina’s original intention to do something they would hurt Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) even offered to help Nina if she needed a plan to get back at Carly. Nina declined and left town.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things will start to heat up between Nina and her not so new friend, “Mike,” aka Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital rumors suggest Nina’s choice to keep Sonny in the dark about his identity and family back in Port Charles will end up backfiring. GH rumors claim that Nina will end up falling in love with Sonny and it’s all based on a lie. Sonny may even fall for Nina, but will be crushed and angry when the truth unravels.
General Hospital actor, Hudson West, plays the role of Jake Webber Spencer. As the son of Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), West stepped into the role in 2016.
General Hospital fans were a little confused when they saw West’s return debut in his scenes with co-star and TV brother, William Lipton, as Cameron Webber. General Hospital rumors began claiming the child was recast. Turns out, Hudson has frown upon so much since we last saw him on GH, he was unrecognizable to some fans.
General Hospital news confirms that West is still currently recurring as Jake.
General Hospital spoilers and news reveal Hudson confirmed his identity in a Tweet.
Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is still trying to process the shocking news revealed by his mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). The devastating news that Finn and Jackie slept together the night before she married Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) was a life changing moment.
Chase found out that Finn, who he thought was his brother, is actually his father.
General Hospital rumors spread after GH fans picked up on Finn’s suspicions and telling Chase he is having another DNA test done for a second time.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) isn’t too happy with Jackie after publishing the article about Florence.
General Hospital rumors claim the original DNA test results to find out Chase’s paternity could have been tampered with. Cyrus Renault is the Chairman of General Hospital; his status with the medical ability allows him free reign, and every opportunity to falsify the results. If Cyrus changed the DNA results to mess with Jackie, Gregory is Chase’s father after all.
It seemed like Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) was able to talk Cameron Webber (William Lipton) down when he was dead set on making Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) pay for killing Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). Cameron’s mom, Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) is the one who told him that Jason is responsible.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Cameron’s grief and anger are taking over. He’s focused on making Jason pay for joking Franco.
General Hospital news reveal Elizabeth and Cameron clash. this spoiler leads to more GH rumors which claim Liz will have a change of heart after hearing Jason telling Jake that he did not kill Franco. Will Elizabeth be able to change Cam’a mind?
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) took her son, Jake (Hudson West), to see his father, Jason Morgan, (Steve Burton) while detained.
Jake was shaken up after his brother, Cameron Webber (William Lipton) went off and told the child that his father killed their stepdad, Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth comes to a realization after hearing Jason talk Jake down. Jake questioned Jason’s involvement in Franco’s death and Jason assured his son he would never hurt anyone that would ultimately end up hurting Jake.
General Hospital rumors insinuate that Elizabeth has a moment of awakening when Jason was talking to Jake. The look on her face was the look of realization that she’s misplaced blame due to being clouded by grief and anger. If Elizabeth comes forward with what she knows about the father of her child, she could be the key to setting Jason free.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) seems to know a little more about his brother, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) that anyone else. Martin comes off as the “good brother,” while sitting back while Cyrus’ reputation speaks for itself.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Martin Gray has some more dark secrets that haven’t quite come to light. Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) just found out that Martin was involved with helping Julian Jerome (William deVry) escape after planting the bomb at The Floating Rib.
General Hospital rumors claim that Cyrus is holding something over Martin’s head, something like a coverup. It’s possible Martin is the one who really killed their father, Gordon Gray, not Cyrus. If true, it would explain why Cyrus is so dark and angry. If he’s taking blame for something like that while Martin receives all the love from their mother, Florence, it’s no wonder Cyrus seems like he’s for anger inside of him that could spontaneously blow.
So who really killed Gordon Gray? Was it Cyrus, or could the real killer be his “sweet and innocent” brother, Martin?
It’s been a few plus years since we have seen Shawn Butler around Port Charles. He is serving time in Pentonville for a crime he didn’t commit. He was charged with shooting Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig).
Sean Blakemore left GH in 2015 when his character, Shawn Butler, was sent to prison. He returned for a brief stint in 2016 but hasn’t been seen since.
General Hospital news reports have confirmed the return of Sean as Shawn in GH comings and goings.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Shawn will shake things up in Jordan Ashford’s (Briana Nicole Henry) and their son, TJ Ashford’s (Tajh Bellow) lives.
“There’s a little bit of darkness in each of us. I’m just more honest about it,” is a quote from Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), referring to himself and his siblings, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) and Laura Spencer (Genie Francis).
Laura learned some stunning facts about the types of behavior that need newfound brother, Martin, is capable of. Her other newfound brother, Cyrus is much more transparent.
General Hospital news reveal Martin isn’t as squeaky clean as he wanted his sister Laura to think. In fact, General Hospital rumors hint that Martin is hiding even more dark secrets. I’d too think back, there have been times when Martin would make a comment or suggestion would seem quite sinister. Some conversations he’s had with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) display bits and pieces of underlying darkness coming through. He even at some points sounded cold and heartless. It’s possible Cyrus was right. Laura has her skeletons in her closet while Cyrus wears his like a necklace. And Martin, his are just now starting to come to light.
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