Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has never been know for her upstanding truth telling. Since the day she arrived in Port Charles, Carly’s entire life was deceptive.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal GH actress Laura Wright has revealed her justification for Carly’s most recent lie- or lie of omission if you want to get technical. Carly is lying for obvious reasons. One, she can’t stand Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), especially after she kept Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) away from his entire family, including his own wife. Secondly, Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) asked Carly to keep this secret while on her death bed.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Wright has explain Carly’s reasoning for keeping this secret from Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). She tells Soap Opera Digest, “I think she’s putting it out of her head right now, one hundred percent,” Wright explained. “I don’t think it’s weighing on her at all. She’s just lost her hotel, she’s getting ready to have another grandchild, so I don’t even think she is thinking about Nina and Willow.”
There is a key element that much of the audience forgets. When blaming Carly and shaming her from keeping Willow in the dark about her own mother, some tend to forget that Willow flat out told Carly that she doesn’t want to know who her real mother is. Laura reminds us, “Willow told her flat-out to her face ‘I don’t want to know who my mother is. If it turns out to be someone as awful as Nina, it’ll ruin our lives.’ So Carly thought, ‘One less thing for me to worry about. Done.’”
General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest that soon enough, Carly will have to bring this piece of information back to the front of her mind when it’s revealed that Willow is gravely ill.
General Hospital rumors hint that Carly will be faced with faced with having to tell not only Willow, but Nina, the woman she loathes in order to save willows life.
We love keeping up with what our favorite General Hospital stars are up to when they aren’t over at Prospect Studios filming their respective scenes as residents in the fictional city of Port Charles, New York.
Laura Wright (Carly Corinthos) and Wes Ramsey (Peter August) often share prices of their personal lives via social media.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the real life star couple has recently enjoyed an amazing vacation together with their family. They shared photos from Fort Collins and more, displaying their various adventures from horseback riding too hot air balloons and family dinners.
General Hospital news reports confirmed that Laura had revealed in July 8th that she has tested positive for Covid, which resulted in the premature ending of their family getaway. This news lead fans to question whether or not the role of Carly Corinthos would soon be temporarily recast.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Wright has taken to in social media to assure fans she’s going well, and explain that General Hospital is currently in a planned filming hiatus. She explained the timing shock s pan out where she will be all set to return to the set of GH by the time the cast and crew is ready to start filming again. Laura explained, “I’m good,” as she assured a fan who had been asking if Laura was feeling well. “And we are on break right now so I’ll be good when we start shooting again.”
There is no reason for concern over recasting news for Carly and her portrayer Laura at this time.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has lost her husband and her career in a short time at the hand of her arch rival, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros).
General Hospital recaps reflect on the way Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) runs to Carly’s side when she’s hurt or in trouble. His final inquisition, asking is she’s okay, Carly reflected on knowing that Nina is Willow Tait’s biological mother, and reassured herself of her power. She told Sonny she’s okay because she has her family, while remembering that Nina doesn’t have hers.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Willow is going to need medical attention that could required some type of organ transplant. Her chances at survival would greatly increase if a close relative was a match.
General Hospital rumors indicate that Carly will be faced with giving up her last form of ammunition against Nina- her daughter. I’m order to help save Willow’s life, Carly will have to decide to expose Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) secret confirming that Nina is Willow’s biological mother.
So much loss in so little time! Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) will be making some major adjustments in her life.
She has already accepted the fact that she had to move on from Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), the love of her life and the man she married FIVE TIMES. He chose a different path, aka Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), and Carly isn’t going to wait around for him to sort out his feelings for another woman.
General Hospital recaps remind fans of Carly’s more recent loss, her owner status at The Metro Court Hotel. She and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) have been going halvesies on the hotel for years. It became a second home to them both and their business partnership allowed their true friendship to grow. Now, Carly is left without.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly now has a new mission in life. She’s in need of keeping her mind occupied. General Hospital previews indicate Carly will fixate in one particular person in Port Charles and it isn’t Nina- for now.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Carly will make it her mission to make sure Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) pays for what she has done to her daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali), and Cameron Webber (William Lipton).
Trina’s support system is strong. With everyone working tirelessly to prove her innocence and to expose Esme, GH rumors hint that the future is bright for Trina. Having Carly on her side is a win in itself.
Cynthia Watros has become one of the most controversial actresses on ABC’s General Hospital, after her role as Nina Reeves has had a polarizing effect on GH fans.
Whether you love her as Nina or love to hate her in the role, there’s no question Cynthia Watros can really bring it, roping fans into the storyline, investing in every moment. Coming between Daytime’s most loved couple, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his soulmate, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) isn’t the best look for Nina, but Cynthia does what she has to do in her role as one of the most loathed home wreckers.
General Hospital news reports reveal Cynthia has shared a video via Twitter, thanking her “talented friends” for their love and support. In her recent social media post, Watros shows the before and after magic of hair and makeup. Revealing her “before” look, Cynthia shows what it’s like to arrive at work, head to hair and makeup, and reveals the “after” look created by the talented hair and makeup team at General Hospital. Watros then thanks friends by name for the lovely flower arrangement which was sent to her dressing room.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is an extremely strong and resourceful woman but despite all her stress, she is at one of the lowest points in her life.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly is about to endure another blow after hearing Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) plan to help her, and turning down Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) offer to swoop in and save her from losing a part of herself.
GH spoilers and previews indicate that Carly hasn’t found a solution for her financial problems and has turned down any suggestion if assistance by other sources. The last thing Carly would want is for Nina to yet again get one up on her.
General Hospital rumors hint that Carly’s life takes another nose dive and the one to blame is Nina. If Nina buys the Metro Court, she will be sticking it to Carly, twisting the knife that she dug in when she kidnapped and stole her husband.
Carly may be down and out but she always finds a way to rise back up to the surface. She still has something powerful in her back pocket. Don’t forget Carly knows that Nina’s biological daughter is alive and well and right under her nose! Keeping the secret about Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) is all the leverage Carly needs.
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has been obvious in showing his interest in perusing Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) as a romantic prospect. However, he may have shot himself in the foot when it comes to any chance he could have had with the recently divorced mother and business woman.
General Hospital recaps and spoilers reveal that in his attempt to help Carly, Drew has gone behind her back and approached Nina Reeves with a proposal to buy Carly’s half of the Metro Court.
General Hospital spoilers and previews suggest that Drew explains the logic of his recent actions which has left Carly feeling betrayed and alone in this fight. Of all people to turn to, Carly can’t wrap her head around why he would go to her biggest enemy. Recent GH previews indicate that Drew has to work over time in his explanation to Carly if he wants to salvage whatever relationship that was brewing between them.
Can Drew convince Carly that his intentions were solely to help out in her financial crisis, even though his approach to Nina was not ideal?
The strength of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has truly been put to the test as of late after her entire world has turned upside down, stating with Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) betrayal.
Sonny Corinthos initiated the series of events that have taken a toll on a strong and successful woman. When he chose to stand by Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) after keeping him from his wife and children, Carly cut her losses and realized that Sonny wasn’t the same man she knew, loved, and married 5 different times. Since then, Carly has run into one unfortunate incident after another.
General Hospital recaps surrounding Carly and Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) developing friendship suggest that they were headed for either a strong bond comparable to what she had with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), or something more along the lines of romance.
However, recent General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly feels the sting of Drew’s unintentional betrayal after he approaches Nina with a business proposal. GH previews and spoilers indicate that Drew proposes to Nina that she buys the other half of the Metro Court. Although his intentions are good as he’s trying to keep his word in helping Carly get through her financial crisis, Carly won’t be happy about how he goes about the plan.
Will this situation reverse the progress Carly and Drew have made in their relationship? What once seemed like a promising pair has now been tainted by the likes of Nina. Carly can’t seem to escape her.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is currently going through a rough patch in her life after selling her half of the Metro Court and investing in a merger between Aurora and ELQ that never took off.
Carly got herself into a major financial setback, but thankfully, she has support around her and doesn’t have to fight the good fight alone. General Hospital recaps explain Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) offer to support Carly, even if it’s just so that she has someone to lean on while she is trying to put the pieces of her career back together.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Drew helps Carly in more ways than just being someone she can lean on. Upcoming General Hospital previews indicate that Drew approaches Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) with a business proposal. Its u likely that Drew would make any type of contact with Nina on Carly’s behalf without discussing with work Carly first.
General Hospital rumors claim that Drew and Carly devised a plan to help Carly with her Metro Court issue. Are they about to trick Nina into making a financial move that will ultimately get Carly out of her jam?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has become a feature character in a pivotal point in General Hospital’s current and front page storyline.
Cynthia would have to be living under a rock or purposely turning a blind eye to the reactive storm her role as Nina has created among the fans. Fans of Carly (Laura Wright) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) loathe the Sonny and Nina pairing, and unfortunately for Sonny and Nina, the CarSon following supersedes that of the new romance between the mobster and fashion magazine mogul.
General Hospital spoilers reveal actress Cynthia Watros talks about impact the fan’s opinions have on her and her role as Nina. I’m a recent red carpet interview, Watros discusses the shocking love triangle between Sonny, Carly, and Nina. GH fans were in for the long haul, supporting CarSon for decades. Now that Sonny isn’t himself and has jumped ship, the actors are left with backlash.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Watros names social media as the biggest issue in regard to dealing with backlash and fans lashing out. Watros knows the game and explains, “People are passionate. They either like me, love me, or really hate me.” Cynthia went on to discuss how social media should be handled in these types of situations. She said, “You just stay off of social media if you- if your skin is a little thin.” Watros then continued by admitting that she’s just glad people are talking about, which in turn means they are invested in the show.
Odds are if you’re reading this, you probably think the CarSon and Nina love triangle has lasted far too long. Just remember that no matter what, the actors who portray these roles, whether loved or hated, are doing their utmost best to deliver relatable storylines through their undeniable talent. Please cut them some slack and enjoy the ride.
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