Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) is trying her hardest to be all that she can be after her brain injury. Amnesia gave the boarding school brat/con-artist a clean slate. But despite her overnight 180,° Esme has yet to win everyone over with her new outlook on life.
Esme’s biggest critic is her ex-boyfriend. Once young lovers, Esme and Spencer then became enemies. Naturally, when you find out that your “girlfriend” actually set you up to destroy your family, it makes those warm and fuzzy feelings hard to achieve. Esme’s laundry list of evil acts stack up against her as she’s still trying to prove herself.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Spencer learns Ace is his! Will he start to see Esme differently if she’s the mother of his child? So far, Spencer and Esme have been getting along just fine. Still, he doesn’t fully trust her alone with his little brother. In Spencer’s mind he envisions the girl who lied and committed heinous crimes just to destroy his family. How could he ever fully trust her after that?
GH rumors claim that Spencer doesn’t necessarily trust Esme any more as time goes on. However, it may come with the territory if he finds out that they are both Ace’s parents. Will this draw them closer?
Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) blackmailing says are over. Well, at least where her granddaughter Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) is concerned. Undoubtedly, BLQ is sick of being pushed around by Granny. Furthermore, she’s so over letting Tracy dictate her life. From her personal affairs (Chase), to her professional life, Tracy has controlled every aspect and Brook Lynn is done.
According to recent GH spoilers, she and Chase talk things over. After their conversation, both Chase and Maxie’s words resonate with BLQ. Before, she made ever excuse in the book for herself as she trampled over others to get what she wanted. Lies and schemes became her, and she lost Chase (Josh Swickard) more than once.
Brook Lynn has since learned her lesson and she’s not about to go down with Tracy’s ship. Evidently, nothing good comes of this lawsuit that Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva) and Tracy cooked up. Instead, GH spoilers and rumors indicate that Tracy’s goes down in flames.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that BrookLynn outs Tracy on blast. Moreover, odds are that they won’t have to wait the six months for a trial because GH rumors claim that BLQ comes forward ahead of time.
Will BLQ end this nightmare for Lucy and the entire staff at Deception?
Remember when Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) brought her pet snake Nagini to Violet Finn’s (Jophielle Love) birthday party? Yeah, well we didn’t forget it either. Back in 2020, Charlotte attended Violet’s birthday party and brought an uninvited guest.
Since then, General Hospital rumors ran wild with speculation surrounding Charlotte. Is she a true Cassadine through and through? For starters, Charlotte purchased herself a pet snake, which she named Nagini, with her dad’s limitless credit card. From then on fans were immediately reminded of the Cassadine blood that runs through her veins. Is Charlotte a little Helena Cassadine in the making? It’s quite possible.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Nina and Valentin’s shocking discovery leads them to answers about Anna. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) helps her friend figure out what is going on with Anna. His lady love is terrified that someone is out to get her.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Valentin and Nina find that Charlotte goes after Anna! Apparently, she could be the one to write the eery message on Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) mirror. Does Charlotte have it out for Anna because she’s a risk to her Papa? We all know that Charlotte will do anything for Valentin. Moreover, having her mother in a coma and not around when she needs her the most has taken its toll. Will the dark Cassadine side come out of Charlotte?
Martin Grey (Michael E. Knight) can’t keep up with his own shenanigans. He lied to Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) about the Deceptor, and now he’s gaslighting her to no end. The more she tries to give him credit for the idea, the more that Martin quickly shuts it down.
General Hospital Recaps: Moreover, Martin knew darn well that what he was doing when he leaked Blair’s business idea. Of course, his ex-wife was right. She played him like a violin and set him up to take himself and Lucy down. Blair no longer wants to pay her ex $50K per month in alimony. I mean, who would? Besides, he’s a lawyer for crying out loud. Yes, anyone would accept $50K a month from an ex-spouse. But does he really need it?
Blair’s plan to get Lucy so broke that she has to marry Martin to stay afloat. But, if those two say “I do,” then Martin won’t be living off of his Blair any longer. Additional, when Lucy finds out that Martin has been lying, gaslighting, and essentially manipulating the situation, will she want to become his bride?
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Martin’s in hot water. Apparently, his actions don’t just get under Blair’s skin, but Martin turns Lucy against him as well. Also, let’s not forget Tracy. All she wants his Lucy’s 1% of ELQ. She definitely doesn’t care about Martin. Will Martin manage to turn three women against him over this Deceptor ordeal?!
There’s no doubt that the tragic news of Billy Miller’s passing displays the utmost care, love, and support for the beloved actor. Reports rapidly filled social medial feeds across all platforms, confirming that the almost 44 year old passed away on September 16th.
Earlier today, geniuscelebs.com shared Billy Miller’s cause of death. The source stated that the three-time Daytime Emmy winner died of complications from a neurological disorder. However, as time passes, answers to Miller’s cause of death face inconsistencies.
First, geniuscelebs.com shared that Miller suffered a stroke. The stroke was said to be a result of PSP. Then, other General Hospital news reports revealed a different cause. According to updated General Hospital news and spoilers, TMZ.com reports that Miller’s cause of death remains undisclosed. Additionally, the celebrity gossip outlet reveals that Miller was recently struggling with manic depression. Sadly, the site suggests Billy may have taken his own life .
At this time, GH news reports have not reached a conclusive Billy cause of death. But based on the latest TMZ findings, there was no mention of the neurological disorder, PSP. Please check back with General Hospital Blog for more updates on this shattering story.
Early this morning General Hospital Blog reluctantly shared the devastating news of Billy Miller’s passing. Updated information reveals that the three-time Daytime Emmy winner was just one day shy of his 44th birthday.
A very recent update gives a closer look into Billy Miller’s cause of death. According to General Hospital news reports and GeniusCelebs.com, Miller’s publicist revealed that the actor died of complications from progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP). Reportedly, Billy Miller died of a stroke on September 16th.
PSP is a neurological disorder which causes negative effects on your ability to balance, adversely affects vision, speech, and movement. He was undergoing treatment since his diagnosis with PSP in 2021.
The entire industry mourns this incredibly talented Miller. He could be playing on ABC’s General Hospital as Jake Doe, Jason Morgan, or Drew Cain, on Y&R as Billy Abbott, or Marcus Spector on Suits… whatever the role, Billy Miller brought the talent to the table and made quite an impact on his fans. Even die hard Steve Burton fans fell in love with Miller’s portrayal of the iconic role.
It has come as a complete and utter shock that the beloved, fan favorite, Billy Miller has left us. May he Rest In Peace.
It is with a heavy heart that I not only had to share this news with you early this morning, but that it is indeed a reality. While still in disbelieve, the tragic news continues to pour through each and every media outlet.
General Hospital news reports confirm the death of three-time Daytime Emmy winner Billy Miller. He has won two Daytime Emmy’s for his role in Y & R, along with a win for playing Jason Morgan/Jake Doe on General Hospital. At this time the cause of death remains unknown. However, GH spoilers reveal that a family member has taken to social media with the news.
Known for his roles in Suits, The Young and the Restless, and of course, General Hospital, Billy Miller was an extraordinary talent and a beloved fan favorite. According to the mastery GH news and story developments, Miller’s cousin reached out on social media and provided slightly more information about the tragedy. She mentions that Billy is her second cousin, and his mother Pat is her first.
Billy Miller passes away on what was two days prior to his 44th birthday. Today, September 17th is Billy’s birthday. Please keep Billy Miller in your prayers as his family mourns his loss. General Hospital Blog will provide updates as the story develops.
I am truly shaking as I write this. I was on my phone and on Twitter/X when I saw a tweet from TK Weaver. TK Weaver played Danny Morgan, the son of Sam McCall and Drew Cain (then Billy Miller).
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Billy Miller died on September 15th, 2023, just two days short of his 44th birthday. At this time, details surrounding the actor’s death remain a mystery.
Due to the sensitive nature of this article, I’m going to cut it short until I’ve had time to process and my hands stop shaking. I am absolutely devastated to have to share this news. General Hospital Blog will share updates with fans as we all mourn this tremendous loss.
Our girl BLQ is about to be in her grind. She’s about to work hard for her place in her friend’s lives. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) really gave it to Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) after what she did resonated. The high fashion icon thought about her so-called friend’s actions and couldn’t keep quiet. So the next time Maxie saw Brook Lynn she gave her a piece of her mind.
Brook Lynn knows that what she did was wrong and she doesn’t feel good about it. But that doesn’t excuse how she betrayed Maxie, Lucy, and everyone who has worked so hard at Deception. She knows that she has to make it up to them somehow. Of course, she tells herself she can’t go back to scheming. Maxie’s right and this isn’t high school anymore. Brook Lynn realizes that now, so she decides to do something about what she’s done.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Brook Lynn saves Deception in the courtroom. The whole thing was one big set up that was orchestrated by Tracy and Martin’s ex-wife Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva). Will BLQ tell the truth in front of the judge?
Ok, so we have to take everything into consideration. I’m going to be honest with you, I wasn’t aware of all that Lucy did to Tracy in the past. Not to mention everything she’d done to the Quartermaine family as well. It was before my time (of when I started watching), and the details haven’t been much of interest to me. However, I’m now intrigued.
Between Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) I can’t really tell you who I think is the bad guy. Before recent GH spoilers about Lucy came to light, I would have said that I’m team Lucy. Now, I’m not so sure. Additionally, GH spoilers hint that Lucy turns on Sasha to save Deception. While some may think that Lucy has to do what she has to do to keep her business afloat, most think that it’s a very self-serving thing to do. After all, none of this is even Sasha’s doing.
Then there’s Tracy Quartermaine. This woman has cooked up some iniquitous recipes to produce the most wicked schemes. So who is the bad guy? Are you Team Lucy or Team Tracy?! Take the GH POLL and share your pick!
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