Esme’s dark past comes to haunt her!? …Is this really the new and improved Esme Prince? Maybe yes, maybe no. Prior to amnesia, the new mom had a troubled past. Recently, Esme learned who her biological mother is. Her late father, Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom), was a dangerous sociopath. And her mother, Heather Webber (Alley Mills), well, she has built up quite the reputation over the years. With parents like that, Esme didn’t stand a chance.
General Hospital recaps: Despite her childhood, the crimes she committed, and the people she harmed, Esme’s future has potential. She’s done a total 180° since her hospitalization and the birth of her son Ace. Ironically, Motherhood and amnesia seem to have changed her. But is Esme really a new version of herself?
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Esme panics when Alexis wants to publish a story. Something tells us her slate isn’t as clean as she wants Port Charles to believe. In fact, it’s possible that she needs everyone to believe she’s a different person because her past is too dark and to face.
According to GH rumors, Esme’s dark past comes to haunt her. Her childhood wasn’t filled with family game nights and shopping trips with her mom. Instead, her adoptive parents betrayed each other and then died. Moreover, recent suspicions arise around the death of Esme’s parents. It almost seems more than coincidental that they both died shortly after she found out about their secrets.
Is it possible that Esme killed her biological parents and has done everything to outrun her past?
Baby Ace’s Paternity Twist! Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) risked his own life to protect and save his baby brother, Ace (Jay and Joey Clay). When Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) took things too far, Spencer’s instincts to save the innocent baby Cassadine kicked in. But we can’t help but wonder if those instincts are stronger than a sibling bond. What if Spencer’s instinct to protect Ace is fatherly?
General Hospital recaps: Oddly enough, Ace’s mother is Spencer’s very own ex-girlfriend, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). Spencer learned the hard way that the girl he loved from boarding school never really loved him at all. And what’s worse, she betrayed him with his own father, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Fast forward and evidently, proof of Nikolas and Esme’s one night stand resulted in Baby Ace.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Sprina’s seemingly perfect romance hits a snag as Ace’s custody story develops. Recently, GH rumors surrounding Spencer and Ace tease that the reason he’s so drawn to protect the child is because he’s actually Ace’s father. But how will he ever know? Well, recent GH rumors claim that Ace’s medical emergency calls for some medical testing. Then, from there the story of Ace’s paternity twist begins.
Fans fear that baby Ace’s paternity twist drives a wedge between Spencer and Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Can their love survive the outside forces trying to tear them apart?
Heather comes for Esme!?! Did you really think we’d get rid of her that easily? Heather Webber’s (Alley Mills) connection to Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) and Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) threw Port Charles for a loop. After revealing herself as Esme’s mother, Heather made her intentions clear. Making up for lost time was on her mind and she didn’t hesitate to make her way into Esme’s orbit.
As General Hospital recaps recall, we last saw Heather at General Hospital. As always, Heather is Hell bent on getting what she wants. This time it’s her own family. Prior to getting hauled off by authorities, Heather paid her daughter Esme a visit. Kicking and screaming, she was dragged out of the hospital halls and into the elevator. Finally, Heather’s going down! But is her Pentonville vacation already over?
According to General Hospital news reports, Alley Mills confirmed that she (and Heather Webber) are returning to General Hospital. GH spoilers reveal, in a recent interview, Mills spills the tea to Michael Fairman. “I don’t know if I’m allowed to say this, but I am coming back. I’m not sure when or how.” The newly Emmy nominated actress revealed. Although her return as Heather is confirmed, Mills admits she’s in the dark regarding what Heather will be up to next. Make sure to keep up with GH to catch all the drama!
Alexis reveals hook killer! The danger of the hook killer mystery hangs over the people of Port Charles like a dark cloud at a family picnic. They never know when it’ll all come pouring down; or if and when they’ll be the next hook killer victim.
According to recent General Hospital, previews the hook killer strikes again. Mac Scorpio (John J. York) and Jordan Ashford (Tanisha, Harper) are working hard to solve these cases. But, General Hospital spoilers hint that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) actually solves the crimes. Similar yet different; the hook killer’s victims have commonalities but the killer’s style varies. Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) was able to pinpoint that the killer is a woman. In addition to that trait, it’s also been noted. The killer is a lefty. However, since the attack on Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), the so-called killer is using their right hand.
Alexis Reveals Hook Killer to PCPD?!
Alexis Davis has the skills of a lawyer with a new career surrounding investigative news reporting. Working for the Sun, Alexis is even closer to the cases- BEFORE they go to trial. According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Alexis Davis has worked closely enough to the hook killer case to come up with the theory of her own. General Hospital previews indicate the former lawyer turned investigative reporter has an eye-opening revelation for Jordan and Mac. is Alexis about to name Heather whatever as the official hook killer?
Sam and Dante find Maggie?! Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) hasn’t a clue about who she is or where she came from. She’s agreed to let Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) investigate. While Esme remains unaware of how close to her family she actually is, Sam and Dante chase a lead.
At this point, it’s unlikely that Esme is faking amnesia. In her mind, details of her past are so far gone they’re likely to be in another galaxy. However, if this is all an act, the phrase likefather like daughter, reigns true.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam and Dante work together to get closer to getting answers. GH recaps recall Sam sat down with Esme to explain the investigation into Maggie Fitzgerald’s whereabouts. Easily enough, Esme agreed to Sam’s plan to find Maggie.
Sam McCall leads the investigation while working alongside her boyfriend at the PCPD. Typically, Dante keeps his work confidential, but, since he’s dating a P.I., they’re sharing information.
Sam and Dante find Maggie?!
There’s a lot going on now with the storylines surrounding Esme and the Cassadines. Sam’s mission to track down Maggie is just one aspect. According to recent General Hospital previews and spoilers, Sam and Dante chase a lead. Esme is closer to her family than they realize. Will this give them the answers they’re looking for? Or will Esme purposely sit back and watch Sam head in the wrong direction?
Heather kidnaps Willow’s baby?! Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life hasn’t exactly been a walk in the park. Childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood didn’t serve her well. However, Willow found happiness, safety, and security as a partner and mother.
General Hospital recaps recall Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) and Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) pregnancies are progressing along a similar pace. In the soap opera world, chaos is a given when two women who are about to give birth almost simultaneously. It’s rare that both birth stories will have happy endings- or at least temporarily.
Heather kidnaps Willow’s baby?!
General Hospital spoilers reveal Heather Webber (Alley Mills) goes to extremes to do whatever it takes to be there for her daughter. Esme faces punishment for her crimes against Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Cameron Webber (William Lipton), and Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Because of her past, Esme could go to jail even though she has zero recollection of what she’s done. GH rumors claim there are issues with Esme and her baby that could cause Heather to take action. Due to the dual pregnancy/birth storylines, some GH rumors hint toward a kidnapping involving Heather, Esme, Willow, and the babies. If Esme loses her baby, it’d be very soapy of Heather to kidnap Willow’s baby and pass it along as her own grandchild.
Will they go there after everything willow has been through?
Maggie Fitzgerald is Heather Webber? Heather Webber (Alley Mills) will do anything- and we mean anything. Especially, for her daughter. Her level of crazy reached the point where she is willing to do what it takes to reach her end goal.
As a mother, Heather will do what it takes to reach her goal- that goal is getting close to Esme. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Heather is playing Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) for a fool. Ryan believes Heather hasn’t had contact with their daughter Esme since she gave her up many years ago. That’s what he believes because that is what Heather told him. However, Heather isn’t known for her truth telling, but, more like for her ability to tell a tall tale.
There are reasons to believe Heather was in contact with Esme more than she let Ryan believe. To start, General Hospital rumors tease that Heather may have expected Esme to recognize her. When she first approached her daughter in Spring Ridge, Heather learned Esme had amnesia. After becoming aware of Esme’s memory loss, Heather said, “that explains it!” to herself as it hit her. It’s almost as if she expected Esme to recognize her but realized why she hadn’t.
Esme is sort of weirded out by this woman’s interest in her. Meanwhile, Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) is trying to figure out Esme’s past. GH spoilers indicate Sam’s investigation stirs up some strange secrets of the past. Additionally, GH recaps recall Sam and Esme discussing Maggie. Heather’s interests peaked at the word “nanny,” sending suspicious vibes.
Why is Heather so curious about the nanny? Perhaps, if Sam gets too close, she’ll figure out Heather’s big secret! Maggie Fitzgerald is Heather Webber?!
Hook Killer Heather Webber confesses! The PCPD, and people of Port Charles have been living in fear for months with no real direction to find the hook killer. The investigation went as far as fixating on Esmé Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl), a known schemer, liar, and even criminal.
General Hospital recaps recall the shocking revelation when the hook killer took off a mask revealing Heather. The attacks and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) were not like the others. In the past, the hook killer used their left hand, while Heather used her right. Things looked off; as this attack was much different than the others.
After months of suspense and anticipation, guessing and debating, Heather revealed herself as what seems to be the hook killer. we aren’t ready to throw in the towel and give up on finding who the real culprit is.
Will Heather Make A Full Confession As The Hook?
Something doesn’t seem right; based on previous General Hospital rumors and spoilers, there’s a reason to believe there are two hook killers. Fans ask, ‘why was Heather out attacking people as the hook if she isn’t the actual killer?’ Well, new General Hospital, spoilers in previews may have answers. In recent General Hospital previews, Ryan tells Heather to confess so their daughter can go free. That being said, General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Heather could will make a full confession as the hook killer.
Esme Prince lead a lonely childhood. She confessed feeling as though no one was there for her. A bit of Ryan and Heather’s backstory shed some light on what Esme’s life was like before meeting Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and coming to Port Charles. She was raised by her nanny, Maggie, and never felt the love of a real family. There’s no doubt that those claiming to be her parents are the definition of dysfunction. But, when all is said and done, Ryan is willing to step up and protect Esme. Will Heather agree?
Kendrick Cross joins General Hospital!The PCPD receives a lot of flack for their investigative skills (or lack there of). The investigations in Port Charles seem to go on longer than they should. Many times, Port Charles residence Inn, those on the opposite side of the law, have had a hand in nailing past perps.
General Hospital spoilers suggest the PCPD needs to up their game when it comes to solving crimes. The hook killer ran circles around the police for months on end, meanwhile, the PCPD put all their eggs in one basket.
General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm General Hospital hired a new cast member. Kendrick Cross joins General Hospital as Detective Bennett. The PCPD’s main focus was to find Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl). Because Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) is the hook killer’s main target, it’s assumed that Esme is the killer. Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) can’t seem to find any solid leads other than Esme’s hatred for Trina. It’s apparent the PCPD needs more eyes on the job. Hopefully with a fresh face on the force, the authorities will become more efficient in solving crimes. GH rumors hint the mystery doesn’t stop with Heather; giving Detective Bennett an essential role in finding the real killer.
Is Heather the hook killer or copycat? A serial killer has been identified! After months of mysterious attacks threatened the lives of innocent people in Port Charles, the infamous hook killer was unmasked.
Often times authorities find that the deep rooted issues of serial killers include an extreme desire for attention and popularity. Instilling fear in a community is their way of creating mass media attention, and sometimes even a strange form of flattery. Copycat killers come out of the woodwork as a result of the attention and frenzy that comes along with the mystery and fear by the killer.
In a shocking episode of General Hospital, General Hospital spoilers finally revealed who’s under the hook killer’s mask. After months in the making, the hook killer’s identity was unveiled. GH fans anxiously awaited the moment of truth. However, many are let down by the almost anticlimactic revelation.
Is Heather the real deal or a copycat killer?
Heather Webber’s history with mental illness and crime landed her in a high security institution. Her ability to sneak out somehow placed her in Spring Ridge with her creepy counterpart, Ryan Chamberlain. Moreover, Heather somehow finagles her way in and out of whatever facility she’s being held in at the time. Based on the recent turn in the hook killer mystery, the people of Port Charles are soon to find out about Heather.
General Hospital rumors regarding Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) parents bring about logical questions. Is Heather really Esme’s mother, and is Ryan really her father? If so, is Heather trying to avenge her daughter by harming her enemies?
GH rumors hint there is more than meets the eye in the hook killer saga. Heather Webber is known for her attention seeking acts of lunacy, which fits the prototype of a serial killer. But, the likelihood of her being able to sneak in and out of multiple institutions more than a few times has fans skeptical. Heather is crazy but is she really capable of all of this? General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim the mystery isn’t over just yet. Is Heather the real deal or a copycat killer?
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