General Hospital: Brennan puts Jason and Josslyn at Risk
Coming up on General Hospital, Jason Morgan is blue eyes deep the Five Poppies mission. Jason is determined to save Anna (Finola Hughes) and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) from Faison’s latest game of torture. As for Agent Josslyn Jacks, Jason must protect her from Brennan’s bad choices. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Jason and Josslyn go missing because of Jack.
Jack (Chris L. McKenna) told Jason (Steve Burton) that he regrettably has put Joss at risk, and that Jason has to make sure Josslyn doesn’t pay for his mistakes. In other words, Jason has to clean up Brennan‘s mess that involves doing whatever it takes to protect Josslyn (Eden McCoy).
Meanwhile, Anna Devane and Britt Westbourne are in grave danger. Their connection to Cesar Faison, and Josslyn Jack’s role as a WSB Agent has Jason out to play hero.
Recent General Hospital news confirmed that Steve Burton is taking a break from GH. Burton confirmed that he will return as Jason Morgan this summer. In other GH comings and going news, rumors suggest that Eden McCoy may also be leaving General Hospital.
If the General Hospital rumors are true, then Eden and Steve’s GH exit could mean that Jason and Josslyn go missing together! Apparently, Carly’s (Laura Wright) world is shattered when Brennan’s choices cost Carly everything. Brennan is the reason that Josslyn is in the WSB, and he’s also the reason Jason has to protect her. It is all Jack Brennan‘s fault if Carly loses both Jason and Josslyn.
Last Summer General Hospital lost another legend when Tristan Roger passed away back on August 15, 2025. He filmed his last scenes as Robert alongside Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Sasha Corbin (Sofia Mattsson), and don’t forget baby Daisy. Sadly, there’ll come a time when Robert’s family receives heartbreaking news. GH rumors tease that General Hospital addressesRobert’s death within the Faison/Anna Devane storyline.
According to General Hospital recaps for the week of 2-2-26, Emma mentioned Robert. Emma (Braedyn Bruner) told Mac and Felicia that she would call her Grandpa (Robert) to accompany her to France. Mac (John J. York) immediately shut that down because he knows how Faison triggers Robert- especially when it comes to Anna.
General Hospital Addresses Robert’s Death
There’s no doubt that Jason Morgan put a bullet to Cesar Faison’s (Anders Hove) chest, killing him back in 2018. His death was confirmed, and Faison was thought to finally be out of everyone’s lives for good. However, recent times allude to his lingering presence. We’ve been warned. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is sure that Faison is alive, even if there’s a twist. Faison’s final project has put so many lives in danger, and it’s possible that he brought harm to Robert Scorpio.
Now whether or not the real Cesar Faison is alive and well, or if his brain left the jar and was planted in either Nathan’s, Cullum’s, or anyone else’s head is anyone’s guess. But the fact remains that whoever is the true source behind Faison’s final project is completely capable of involving Robert Scorpio. All Faison (or someone on his behalf) has to do is bait Robert with Anna.
If General Hospital addresses Robert’s death within the current Faison/Anna storyline, then it’s likely that Faison is responsible. Do you think that Faison killed Robert, and that’s how GH ties Robert’s passing into the storyline?
General Hospital: Felicia finds Anna in France. Is that really Anna?
General Hospital spoilers for 2-4-26 tease that it’s looking more like whoever is in charge has used a decoy, and- that’s not Anna, that’s Alex Marick! Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) comes face to face with her best friend- or so it seems, and becomes emotional as she sees the state Anna Devane is in. But Anna’s alleged location raises a red flag since all signs indicate that Anna’s being held at Wyndemere.
Apparently, Mac and Felicia were right about one thing. Surely, that phone call was to mislead Anna’s family and get them far away from her true location. At this point anything is possible. Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) granddaughter Emma Scorpio Drake (Braedyn Bruner) received an alarming phone call about Anna.
That’s Not Anna, That’s Alex Marick!
According to General Hospital recaps, a man who goes by the name of Officer Russo told Emma that Anna is in France. But over the last couple of months it’s become apparent that Anna is being held at Wyndemere. Sidwell, Marco, and Cullum have gone to great lengths to keep her presence a secret. However, Marco’s pushback against Lucas and the Catacombs is a major red flag.
When it comes to Cesar Faison, there are no boundaries to what is reality and what is not. Hallucinations and reality collide. Expect the unexpected at every turn. And it just so happens that whoever is in France isn’t Anna at all.
General Hospital: Faison linked to Sam’s potential return?
General Hospital spoilers for the week of February 2, 2026 reveal that details of Faison’s final project become clearer. As investigations continue, new developments emerge. And the more we know, the more Cesar Faison’s project seems to involve the same key players as the last time he messed with the people of Port Charles. Ultimately, that all ended when Jason shot and killed him in 2018. That’s why (among other potential clues that can be found in this article) GH rumors suggest that Faison’s project brings back Sam.
It’s obvious that Faison’s final project, Cold Fusion, involves multiple people who have ties to the infamous villain. First, his kids, Britt, Nathan, and Peter. Of course Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Turner) too. In the past, Faison was responsible for the memory mapping and swapping of Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). And within that mess, Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) is the one who discovered that Peter was actually Henrik- blowing his cover.
Additional GH comings and goings reports and recent spoilers confirm that Kirsten Storms returns as Maxie Jones. Let’s not forget her ties to both Nathan and Peter. She’s also linked to Sidwell, since we know that he’s the one who poisoned Deception’s product, causing her to fall into a coma right on the set of Home and Heart!
Will Faison’s Project Bring Back Sam?
The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Drew awakens after his wifey-induced stroke. Will he be the Drew he once was? GH rumors tease that Faison could have been responsible for Drew’s personality shift over the last couple of years. Coincidentally, Drew became what seemed like a different person (not for the better) soon after Jason returned. Potentially, Faison could be responsible for literally everything that’s happening now in Port Charles.
Apparently, General Hospital rumors speculate that this is eerily familiar to “the tale of two Jason’s” storyline that began around 2014. From there the storyline lingered on and off, and then picked back up in 2017. Then, Jason’s 2017 returned began the conclusion that wrapped up in 2018.
It makes sense that many of the same key players in that story are also prevalent in today’s current storyline. Faison continues to terrorize the same people he’s always terrorized. That said, GH rumors surrounding Kelly Monaco’s potential return hint that Faison may be linked to Drew’s strange behavior over the last couple of years, and Sam’s return.
The frequent name dropping and the current focus on Alexis, Drew, and Scout all hint toward Sam’s potential return. Then tie it to Faison, and boom, we might just have a logical way to present Sam’s return. Do you think that Kelly Monaco is headed back to General Hospital?
General Hospital: Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) and Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati)
General Hospital spoilers for February tease that Britt and Jason delve deeper into the inner workings of Cesar Faison’s final project. Apparently, he left his cold fusion research unfinished as he tried to develop a cure for his own Huntington’s disease. Now, Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Jenz Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) have taken over. And in order to complete what Faison started, they needed his daughter. Who knows, maybe they needed her mother too! Did Liesl help fake Britt’s death to save her life?
Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) Huntington’s Disease diagnosis devastated her and her mother. She always knew of the possibility that she’s inherit the disease from her father, Cesar Faison. But it wasn’t until she got tested and learned that she carried the genetic marker.
Did Liesl Help Fake Britt’s Death to Save Her Life?
According to General Hospital recaps from 1-30-26, Britt told Jason that Heather‘s attack and saving Josslyn (Eden McCoy) was real. mother would do anything for her child. Especially if that child has a terminal illness. No price is too high to pay to ensure a long and healthy life for your child. Is that how the WSB, Sidwell, and Cullum knew to swoop in as Britt was taking what would have been her last breath?
General Hospital: Kirsten Storms Returns to General Hospital as Maxie Jones
General Hospital fan favorite, Kristen Storms announced her GH departure in late Summer of 2025. She was last seen onscreen as Maxie Jones in August. Reportedly, Storms took a break from her GH role while she moved to Tennessee, and got settled in with her daughter, Harper Rose Barash. Six months later, Kirsten Storms returns to General Hospital as Maxie Jones.
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) is very much loved around Port Charles. Her family and friends are doing what they can to ensure that Maxie’s children are well cared for and loved as they wait out their mom’s medical crisis. After what seemed like a fluke incident, Maxie fell ill while on set of Home an Heart. Since then, she’s been in a coma just like her bestie Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins)! We all know that Maxie’s condition is no fluke… but the inner workings of Sidwell’s calculated stratagem.
Maxie’s husband Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) is back from dead- and so is her ex-fiancé, and Nathan’s brother, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Their sister Britt Westbourne mysteriously returned from the dead as well. Coincidence? I think not.
Since Sidwell is connected to Faison’s final project, and he targeted Maxie, and Maxie has a child with both Nathan and Peter… then it’s safe to say that Sidwell finds Maxie’s connection to Faison’s son’s a big problem.
According to a recent Instagram post, Kirsten is back on set, filming scenes. She took a snapshot selfie in her dressing room mirror with a caption that revealed her GH status. Kirsten Storms returns to General Hospital after a six month break, and there’s so much in store for Maxie!
General Hospital: Felicia (Kristina Wagner) sees Nathan (Ryan Paevey)
Felicia suspects Faison is behind Nathan’s return. Can she spot a Faison when she sees one?! …Who knew that being a patient advocate would be so emotionally and psychologically challenging? Felicia Jones’s (Kristina Wagner) current career path differs greatly from that of her last. As a former WSB agent, Felicia has experienced more than most. The wild days of being an undercover spy are gone, but her old life seems to haunt her.
Coming up on General Hospital, Felicia thinks that she’s seen a ghost. General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Felicia makes her rounds as a Patient Advocate when she encounters the John Doe. The mystery man looks exactly like her former son in law, Detective Nathan West. Nathan was married to Maxie (Kirsten Storms) when he was shot by his father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove).
Facts: Faison kidnapped Felicia in 1990. Given Felicia’s history with the WSB, she likely can spot a Faison plot from a mile away. Will Felicia see through this Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) situation and figure out that Faison is behind this?
Who does Britt work for? This week on General Hospital, mysterious things happen. As if Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) return, a murder, and an attempted murder wasn’t enough mystery for Port Charles. General Hospital previews and spoilers reveal that more bombshells will drop!
Reportedly, General Hospital comings and goings confirmed that Ryan Paevey made his GH return debut on Friday, 9-19-25. While fans expect Nathan West (Ryan Paevey),GH rumors indicate a major twist.
General Hospital Spoilers tease a GAME CHANGER of A Week!
It looks like Nathan… but is hereally Nathan? Right now is seems like Britt is the only one who could possibly shed some light on this, well, situation?
GH recaps recall Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) were STUNNED when they caught a glimpse of General Hospital’s latest ER patient. According to GH spoilers, Anna wants to keep this quiet until they learn more about this unlikely arrival.
What do you think is going on? And how much does the WSB (*cough* Jack Brennan) already know?
General Hospital: Is Cesar’s brain inside Nathan’s body?!
Currently, the people of Port Charles, and the city itself are going through some dark times. From custody battles, blackmail, and even murder, the tension between the powerful families, politicians, and the PCPD is thick.
Brennan has so many people riled up because of his WSB investigation. It involves so many people, and their intertwining lives. Coming up on General Hospital, Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) shocking return ties many lives together.
General Hospital star Chris McKenna shared some behind the scenes bloopers. The clips featured Chris McKenna himself while portraying WSB Agent Jack Brennan. Currently, McKenna is front and center as Jack Brennan is heads up the WSB investigation. He’s also dating PC’s leading lady, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright). Brennan had a lot going on, and his most important concern is the mission. But from Carly, to Josslyn, to Britt, his biggest problem isn’t a woman. In fact, the problem may not even be among the living. Or maybe it is…
Faison’s Brain Goes Missing From The Jar??
According to GH spoilers, and confirmed by McKenna’s behind the scenes bloopers, Cesar Faison’s brain has been preserved in a jar. Apparently, before he “died” the mad scientist figured that someone could put it to good use down the road. Is that time now?
General Hospital: Will Nathan West Return A Villain?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) just saved Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) from some creepy form of Cassadine captivity. There, he encountered Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), who he’s helped raise and is like a niece to him. After all, she is Carly Spencer’s (Laura Wright) daughter.
It’s obvious that Britt was making the most of her situation. She soaked up the sun, enjoyed cocktails, and received massages on the regular. Not too shabby if you ask me. But darkness lurks behind all that sunshine. And reality sets in after all those cocktails wear off. It also seems that Britt is there against her will. However, the Huntington’s disease treatment she was receiving, may have been incentive enough for her to stay willingly.
Coming up on General Hospital, Britt comes to terms with knowing that she’s expendable to someone she thought would draw the line if it came down to letting her die. According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, it is believed that this operation is the inner workings of Britt’s father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove). The super villain was name dropped multiple times in the storyline. Additionally, General Hospital news reports confirm that Ryan Paevey returns to GH as Nathan West.
GH rumors of his return speculate that Nathan West returns a villain. Is the ones caring, considerate and protective detective now following in his father‘s footsteps? what about Peter August? He is also a son of Faison.
Are both of Britt’s brothers now evil villains like their father?
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