General Hospital news reports Bradford Anderson is making his way back Prospect Studios to reprise his role as the tech genius, Damian Spinelli. Spinelli is set to return to Port Charles to help his friends Jason (Steve Burton) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) in their time of need. Spinelli has stayed true to his friendship with Jason and Sam Morgan even after he and Ellie Trout (Emily Wilson) moved to Portland for Ellie’s career. He makes time to come visit Port Charles and is always willing to help get his friends out of sticky situations. Most recently, Spinelli was helping get Sam’s charges dropped by proving the tape in which incriminated Sam was indeed tampered. However the Feds overrode the investigation and Spinelli’s work was disregarded.
Jason has already turned to Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) for help as he is trying to expose Peter August (Wes Ramsey) which would completely exonerate Sam as she has been falsely accused of multiple crimes all because of Peter. Anna knows she needs to do the right thing as she has discussed this with her fiance, Finn (Michael Easton). Finn is trying to convince Anna to do what needs to be done even though it’s difficult since Peter is her son. However, General Hospital spoilers hint that with Spinelli’s help, he, Jason and Sam will be able to prove Peter is behind these crimes and deception, ultimately exposing him for the fraud he is.
The exposure of Peter’s lies will leave Maxie (Kirsten Storms) heartbroken, betrayed, and in need of familiar friends to support her in her time of need. General Hospital spoilers tease this would be the right time for Maxie and Spinelli to get close again. The two have a long history of romance, friendship, and family.They also share a daughter, Georgie (Lily Fischer). Maxie will not take what she learns about Peter lightly and loses all trust and faith and their relationship causing a permanent breakup. Since Spinelli is back in town, GH rumors have been circulating making claims that Ellie is not happy about Spinelli picking up and leaving town as he has been every few months. Ellie could be feeling neglected and that Spinelli’s friends back home are more important than the life they have built in Portland.
Lately Maxie’s character hasn’t been acting like herself. It’s like she has lost her spunk and is in need of some type of revival. Spinelli brought out the spark in Maxie and Maxie complimented his personality well.
Are you ready for a Spixie reunion? GH fans are hopeful that Maxie, Spinelli, and Georgie can finally be a family.
A few days ago, the exciting news broke out that actor Bradford Anderson was returning to the cast of General Hospital, to reprise his role as the tech savvy nerd with a heart of gold. Damian Spinelli will be making his way back to Port Charles very soon. It is uncertain if Spinelli will be bringing his daughter with Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) to Port Charles with him, but odds are Georgie won’t be staying in Portland with Ellie.
Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal that Spinelli will play a large role in identify the truth regarding Jake. GH rumors claim that Spinelli will pick up on something Jake says… something that only his best friend, Jason Morgan would say.
GH spoilers also indicate that Spinelli will be connected to the Fluke/Luke Spencer story line as well. GH rumors entertain the idea that Tracy Quartermaine will need Spinelli’s help. She will hire him to investigate Luke, to finally get to the bottom of all of this.
GH Blog is extremely excited for the return of Bradford Anderson, and his character Spinelli! We want to know if you are happy with this casting decision. Are you glad to hear Spinelli will be returning to Port Charles?
Great news for General Hospital fans! A beloved character is returning to the canvas. Bradford Anderson originated the role of Damian Spinelli in 2006. He left his contract role as Spinelli in 2013, but has since been back to the show for a few cameo appearances.
According to Soap Opera Digest, Bradford Anderson will be returning to General Hospital to reprise his role as the internet hacker for the mob. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Spinelli’s return will not be short term, but it remains uncertain whether or not the actor has signed a contract with GH.
We are very excited to welcome this extremely funny, smart, breath of fresh air back to Port Charles. Undoubtedly, Spinelli will be sharing scenes with Maxie, the mother of his child. Now that Maxie is in a relationship with Nathan West and is very happy, will Spinelli and Maxie have a chance to become a family with their daughter Georgie, or has that ship sailed?
Let us know your thoughts! With the news of Spinelli returning to Port Charles, would you like to see him reunite romantically with Maxie, or are you happy with Maxie’s current love life with Nathan West?
It seems as if these two have been waiting a lifetime to finally be together. With overcoming so many obstacles that kept them apart for a year, it would only be fair that the two could have their chance at love. Maxie and Nathan overcame her trip on her self discovering journey, the wrath of Levi Dunkleman, and the ridiculous rulings of Judge Walters.
Nathan gave Maxie a Christmas miracle by turning to his mother, Liesl Obrecht for help. They were able to sway Judge Walter’s decision regarding Maxie’s visitation with her daughter, Georgie. Maxie finally got to spend time with her daughter while visiting in Portland. Maxie is about to have everything she has ever wanted. Getting home to Nathan hasn’t been easy, but now that she is ready to come face to face with him, there could be yet another setback.
According to Maxie’s ex, Spinelli, Nathan’s private plan should have landed in Port Charles about a half hour ago, (from the time she called Spinelli). Why has’t Nathan’s plane arrived where Maxie is waiting impatiently? There could possibly yet another obstacle keeping Maxie and Nathan apart. The minds of the fans have already started to flirt with the obvious, a dark outcome. Could Nathan’s plane have crashed? Will Maxie ever get her chance to be with Nathan?
Things have been looking pretty grim for Maxie and the chance to be able to see her daughter who is almost a year old. At her last custody hearing, Judge Walters denied Maxie the right for visitation because she “lied” to him. SHe was supposed to follow his ridiculous order to stay away from Nathan West. Judge Walters claims that Nathan is a bad influence since he was willing to lie under oath to protect Maxie. The fans think that the Judge has ulterior reasoning. There has got to be something more behind this unrealistic request and ruling for Maxie. What could Judge Walters possibly have against Maxie? Could it be an old vendetta against her parents, or maybe an association with Nathan or his family? At this point, it is still unknown if there is a hidden reason that Judge Walters is abusing his powers when it comes to Maxie’s custody case.
General Hospital rumors indicate a few things regarding this story. One, we know that Nathan has promised Maxie that he will get her to see her daughter. As he was second guessing himself and thinking that maybe he should have made a promise he shouldn’t keep, perhaps he will pull through and do just as he promised. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Spinelli will be in Port Charles for the holidays. GH rumors suggest that Nathan pulls some strings and Spinelli and baby Georgie will be paying Maxie a visit for Christmas!
What do you think? Will Nathan pull it off? Will Maxie get to be with her daughter for Christmas?
Currently, Damian Spinelli is residing in Portland, Oregon, where he and his girlfriend Ellie moved to follow Ellie’s dream career. The two are raising the daughter that Maxie Jones and Spinelli share together. Maxie lost custody of her own daughter, after the dirty battle between best friends. After the surrogate saga with her best friends, Dante and Lulu Falconeri, the court case got ugly, causing dirty secrets of Maxie’s to be exposed. This resulted in Maxie losing the right to her own child. Custody was awarded to the baby’s biological father, Damian Spinelli.
After initially losing custody of her baby daughter, Maxie left Port Charles to find herself. On her journey, she met Levi Dunkleman who she thought helped her through her darkest hours. In reality, he was playing Maxie the entire time, and he actually caused a major set back in Maxie gaining custody of baby Georgie. Now that Maxie’s life is getting back on track, she has found love with Detective Nathan West. However, love doesn’t come easy for these two. Judge Walters is overstepping his boundaries and using his power to keep Maxie and Nathan apart.
Spinelli is a huge part of Maxie’s past. They were once very much in love and almost got married. They made it to the altar but decided that it wasn’t the right time for them. The two have been through a lot together, and now they share a child. Although Spinelli has moved on with Ellie, and they are raising baby Georgie together in Oregon, he still holds a special place in his heart for Maxie. After all, she is the mother of his child.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Maxie will have an upcoming court date which will lead Spinelli back to Port Charles. It has been rumored that Spinelli will be returning to General Hospital for the custody hearing.
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