Are first impressions really everything? It’s been said that a first impression carries on throughout the process of getting to know someone. While the first impression may be what we remember the most, it’s not necessarily indicative of what we think of that person over time. In fact, thoughts and feelings about someone often fluctuate throughout time.
General Hospital recaps recall Sonny’s first impression of Blaze’s mom Natalia (Eva LaRue). Since we’re talking about first impressions, let’s rewind a bit. Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) and Natalia Rogers-Ramirez’s first encounter doesn’t really meet the criteria for a good first impression. In fact, Blaze’s mom and girlfriend met unexpectedly. Kristina was in a compromising position as she lay in Natalia’s daughter’s bed. That’s when Natalia began to show Kristina who she is.
Moreover, Kristina is torn as she doesn’t want to seem like she’s taking sides when it comes to Blaze and Natalia. Dear old dad Sonny Corinthos was, and always will be there to give support, and to help his daughter by openly and honestly discussing the situation.
Natalia Becomes Sonny’s Problems
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Sonny and Natalia’s seemingly successful first meeting isn’t a reflection of what’s to come. Instead, GH spoilers tease that the pleasantries between Sonny and Natalia will soon cause affliction among themselves and their daughters. Sure, Natalia basically gave Sonny the Father of the Year Award. But soon she’ll soon see him in a different like when she digs into the inner workings of his organization.
Allison Rogers is living her life in a similar fashion to Hannah Montana. She’s Allison by day and a rising pop star named Blaze by night. Her double life has worked for her thus far, but as she dives into an adult relationship parts of her become more difficult to hide from the world.
Previously, General Hospital comings and goings reports confirmed that a new face comes to Port Charles this Winter. Although her face is unfamiliar to PC residents, GH fans might recognize the new addition from ABC’s All My Children. According to General Hospital news reports, Eva LaRue joined the cast of GH in a new role. on February 26th Natalia joins her daughter Blaze (Jacqueline Grace Lopez) in Port Charles.
Reportedly, Eva LaRule revealed how she came to fill the role of Natalia Rogers Ramirez. In an exclusive interview with Soap Opera Digest, LaRue explained the process that lead to landing on General Hospital. Additionally, the interview brought about insight into GH’s new character.
According to General Hospital news and spoilers, GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini basically handpicked LaRue to play Natalia. She explains in an interview that she received a call regarding to role in December. Reportedly, Eva told Soap Opera Dogest that friend and colleague Mark Teschner reached out. Additionally, LaRue confessed that GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini asked Mark Techner to reach out to Eva specifically . She was told that Valentini confessed, “I don’t want to see a bunch of people. I want Eva LaRue to do it. Will you see if she’ll come do it?” LaRue revealed.
GH news and spoilers confirm that Eva agreed to take on the role that seemed to have been made for her! Blaze is in for a surprise when her pops into Port Charles!
GH Spoilers: Kristina Confides In Blaze, But Blaze Betrays Kristina’s Trust
Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) has taken on a new role in life. The recent youth center opening is one of her greatest accomplishments. She has shared her body and sacrificed certain freedoms to help her sister carry a child into this world. And on top of all of that, Kristina and Blaze have a seemingly solid and healthy relationship.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Kristina trusts Blaze enough to tell her how she’s feeling. This time, the feelings don’t pertain to their relationship, but rather they have to do with the pregnancy. Thankfully, Blaze is super supportive of Kristina’s position as Molly (Kristen Vaganos) and TJ Ashford’s (Tajh Bellow) surrogate. Perhaps that’s even more reason why Kristina felt comfortable to confess her unexpected emotion.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Kristina confides in Blaze, but Blaze betrays her trust. Evidently, Kristina makes a confession about her pregnancy. According to General Hospital previews, Kristina admits that she felt that the baby was hers. Those are the exact feelings that Alexis warned her about. Although the wave of emotion was brief, it’s highly possible that Christina develops stronger feelings toward the baby she carries.
Brook Lynn’s last stunt! Brook Lynn gets Chase’s job back! Brook Lynn has inadvertently screwed over Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) one too many times. That’s why, after Chase’s life kept getting disrupted by BLQ’s (Amanda Setton) choices, he finally had enough.
GH Recap: For Chase, finding out that he ultimately lost his job because of BLQ’s selfishness was enough to call it quits as her boyfriend. It didn’t matter how much he truly cared for her. Or how she brightened up his days when she walked through the Quartermaine mansion doors. Chase was convinced he’s better off without her.
According to General Hospital previews, Chase awaits his fate. Today, Harrison Chase learns if he has a future as a Police Officer. The PCPD held a board meeting discuss Detective Chase’s character. To his pleasant surprise, BLQ really knocked it out of the park with her testimonials. In addition, Blaze, aka Allison Rogers (Jacqueline Grace Lopez), had some encouraging words for the board as well.
More over, BLQ is full of surprises. Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal that Brook Lynn’s last stunt could either make or break their second chance at love. In recent previews, Brook Lynn confides in Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). She tells her old friend that she called in a favor. According to GH rumors, her favor most likely has to do with Chase. If he finds out he got his job back through strings Brook Lynn pulled and not his own merit, will he be done with BLQ for good?!
Jacqueline Grace Lopez announces GH exit with Co-star Josh Swickard
Blaze leaves Port Charles . May sweeps is around the corner. That being said, General Hospital comings and goings reports give the latest updates regarding GH casting news.
Recent General Hospital recaps recall, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Allison Rogers, aka Blaze (Jacqueline Grace Lopez), created one Hell of a musical collaboration. Another thing Chase and Blaze have in common is their mutual friend, BLQ. As manager, Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) brought Chase and Blaze’s musical talents together to promote each of their careers. Unfortunately, trouble with Linc Brown (Dan Buran) cast a dark cloud over the experience. But thankfully, BLQ and Blaze’s bravery helped put an end to Linc.
In addition, Blaze and Brook Lynn also helped Chase achieve his dream. General Hospital spoilers, currently, Chase awaits the PCPD’s decision after the two ladies spoke out on his behalf. Meanwhile, Blaze skips town after she stepped up to help Brook Lynn help Chase get his job back. Accordingly, GH news reports confirm that Blaze leaves Port Charles. The actress says her goodbyes to her co-stars and fans as Jacqueline Grace Lopez announced her GH exit via Instagram.
It was wonderful having Lopez part of the GH cast! We wish her the best of luck in her future endeavors! Maybe even someday she’ll make her way back to Port Charles!
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