Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) share mutual hatred for one another. But the difference between these two ladies is that one is an evil psycho, and the other is full of passion and spunk. In other words, one would kill to get what she wants and the other doesn’t have it in her to be evil.
Even after everything Nelle has done to Carly and her family, she still saw Nelle as a human being and tried to save her from falling off the cliff.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have been going haywire with back and forth GH news regarding whether or not actress, Chloe Lanier is exiting General Hospital.
New GH rumors suggest Nelle is not dead. Not in the slightest. She will rise again, and GH spoilers claim she will lie yer again, telling everyone that instead of asking for her hand, Carly let it go.
At this point, lying most likely won’t get Nelle anywhere since no one in their right mind will believe Nelle’s story. Or will one vulnerable soul want to believe Nelle’s lies?
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) may be the last person to have seen Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) alive.
General Hospital rumors claim, before the tragic fall, Carly was able to get a glimpse of Nelle’s heart shaped pendant hanging around her neck. At the time, she thought nothing of it.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest when the dust settles, she will notice the very same necklace on Nina and will jog her memory to flashbacks of Nelle wearing the other half.
Carly hates Nelle with a passion and knows how toxic she is as a human- would it be better to let Nina think her daughter is still out there somewhere than to think her long lost child could be Nelle?
After an incredibly dramatic scene, General Hospital fans want to know… Is Nelle really dead on General Hospital? Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) took matters into his own hands and went after the mother of his child. When he found Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) in the cabin, she was combative as expected. He tricked her into fleeing but that’s now where it ends.
Mama Bear Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) wasn’t going to let Nelle getaway. Carly wants Nelle to be punished for her heinous crimes. One thing led to another and suddenly Carly found herself trying to hold on to Nelle as she dangled from a cliff. Their hands slipped and down Nelle went.
Nelle Really Dead On General Hospital?
According to General Hospital rumors, many will blame Carly for Nelle’s decent from the precipice. When in reality, Carly tried everything she could to save her but Nelle slipped anyway. Besides, Nelle brought it on herself. She’s a menace and a murderer. I know one person who needs someone to blame. Of course, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) blames Carly for everything. So it’s a given that if Nelle dies, Carly will be raked over the coals.
Is Chloe Lanier Leaving General Hospital?
General Hospital news and GH comings and goings have not yet confirmed an exit for actress, Chloe Lanier. So the question hangs in the balance…
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) always has to get the last word, and in this case, she may just be blamed for putting the last nail in Nell Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) coffin.
General Hospital spoilers show Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was safe and in the cabin with his son, Wiley, when Nelle decided to flee. Carly wanted Go after Nelle and get the last word. She did just that and things then turned physical. The next thing they knew, Nelle was hanging on to the edge of a cliff, gripping for dear life. Carly tried her best to hold on to Nelle’s hand, but eventually she just slipped.
General Hospital rumors hint Carly will get blamed for Nelle’s tragic fall, but Jax (Ingo Rademacher) will help Carly cover up the events leading up to this, and will vouch for her when being questioned by the PCPD.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Nelle’s body will not be found, leaving the opportunity for Chloe Lanier to return again.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) turned to her BFF Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) for help after her son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) informed his mom that his son, her grandson, Wiley, has been kidnapped. Although Jason was recovering in the hospital, Jason is Jason, and sprung into action to help.
When Jason was looking around Pier 55 for Nelle (Chloe Lanier) and/or her cell phone, he made a shocking discovery. He noticed a man injured on the ground, and too his surprise, it was Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews)! Jason couldn’t believe his eyes after believing for months that Taggert was killed by Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal Jason Morgan wants answers from Taggert and takes him straight to the boss, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Taggert May be forced to come clean about his partnership with DA Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry), but still least they’ll know he’s on their side when it comes to taking down Cyrus.
Can Jason and Sonny help protect Taggert and keep him under the radar as they work together to end Cyrus Renault?
The Corinthos family is up in arms after the disappearance of Michael’s (Chad Duell) son Wiley. His birth mother, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) blackmailed her husband, Julian Jerome (William DeVry) to break into the Quartermaine mansion and kidnap her son.
Michael, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), Sonny (Maurice Benard), Carly (Laura Wright), and the rest of their loved ones will stop at nothing to stop Nelle in her tracks and get Wiley back.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Sonny will take matters into his own hands and use his powerful mobster ways to get the job done. What will that mean for Nelle?
General Hospital rumors claim Sonny will soon find out Nelle didn’t work alone. Julian Jerome (William DeVry) is in hot water after is involvement with Nelle, Brad Cooper (Parry Shen), and Wiley. Is there a way for Julian to save himself from Sonny’s wrath?
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) has opened up her heart and home to a man many would not even give the time of day. Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) has made quite a reputation for himself throughout the years as a sociopath who tormented and tortured almost the entire city of Port Charles. Since then, a brain tumor was discovered and ultimately named the cause of his sociopathic and criminal behavior. After his surgery, Franco became a new man.
Lately, Liz has been worries that his time spent with Ava Jerome (Maura West) is influencing or possibly jarring loose some past behaviors and tendencies. Elizabeth doesn’t like that Franco is embracing his work from his past and fears that his past will rear it’s ugly head. Elizabeth confided in her life long friend and former lover, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) as she helps him recover from his motorcycle accident.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jason is considering the possibility that Franco may be having a relapse and returning to his mental state prior to his surgery. It’s possible Franco’s tumor has returned and as it grows he may show more and more signs of the old Franco.
GH rumors suggest Jason will not take this lightly and will want to look out for Elizabeth, her boys, including his own son Jake, along with Sam (Kelly Monaco), Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and everyone else Franco has hurt in the past.
Elizabeth and Franco have built a life together but that may be short lived if Franco heads back down a dark, criminal path.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and his new wife, Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) are happy as can be as they bask in the glory of family life after gaining full custody of Michael and Nelle Benson’s (Chloe Lanier) son, Wiley. The happy couple tucked their sweet boy into bed as great grandma, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) babysits her great grandson while Michael and Willow attend the Nurses Ball 2020 Telethon.
Carly, Sonny (Maurice Benard), and everyone close to Michael and Willow are ecstatic at the good news given by the court. But Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) always sniffs our trouble. Carly knows that Nelle won’t just walk away quietly after the verdict confirms she loses her son entirely. Nelle doesn’t even have rights to visitation which has set her over the edge. Nelle has placed a tracker inside Wiley’s favorite toy, Mr. Hopsicle and has been watching his whereabouts ever since.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nelle plans to kidnap Wiley with fake identities. Carly has already expressed out loud her suspicion that Nelle isn’t finished with her family. General Hospital rumors hint while Michael and Willow are volunteering at the Nurses Ball Telethon, Nelle will use that distraction to make her move to snatch Wiley and take off. When Michael and Willow are warned of the situation their happiness is shattered as they are devastated and shaken at the thought of losing Wiley to Nelle yet again.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Nelle will definitely proceed with her plan to run off with her son, but Carly is on her tail. Carly is hosting the Nurses Ball Red Carpet and her mind is with her duties. But that doesn’t mean she won’t spring into action. Carly already has a feeling Nelle is going to try something big- let’s just hope she gets to Nelle in time before she is able to get to the Quartermaine’s where Wiley and Monica are spending a quiet evening.
Kelly Monaco originated the role of Samantha McCall back in October of 2003. The feisty, badass, con artist, fighter, has come along way from her days of conning and scheming. She has found a place and made a life with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and their families. Sam eventually discovered Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was her mother, and down the road it was learned that Julian Jerome (William DeVry) is her father. Sam and Jason have built a life together with their close friends, Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his wife Carly (Laura Wright).
Kelly Monaco’s talent is extremely versatile as she is able to express her emotions and play many different facets of Sam. Before General Hospital, Monaco was already a part of the ABC Network and GH clan as she played Livvie Locke on the GH spin-off, Port Charles, where she played alongside co-star Michael Easton (Caleb Morley PC, Hamilton Finn GH).
Kelly recently took a temporary break from General Hospital as the show resumed filming after the Covid-19 pandemic hiatus. Kelly is now back on screen and fans have welcomed her back with open arms.
Kelly Monaco took to social media to express her gratitude for the supportive fans. Monaco says “Thank You” to the fans for the love and support the past couple of weeks and expresses her love for what she does while being with ABCNetwork for 20+ years.
Kelly Monaco has always been a personal favorite of mine. From the moment she debuted as Sam McCall, I was hooked. Her beauty and talent speak for itself and we as fans are extremely grateful to have her as such an important component to our favorite show. ❤️
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) spent much of 2019 taking Ls left and right. He found out he was not a true Cassadine and that his only connection to the family (and the fortune) was his mother, Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers).
Valentin lost his love, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), when he and Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) were exposed for fraud. Valentin had put Sasha up to pretending she was Nina’s long lost daughter, and when Nina finally accepted that Valentin was behind the deception, she had to turn away from their relationship and move forward. Jasper Jax (Ingo Rademacher) was there for Nina with his shoulder to cry on, and support given.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin is on the up and up since he has had a stroke of good luck lately. He was able to convince Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane, Amanda Setton) and Sam McCall (Lindsay Hartley, Kelly Monaco), to give him the shares and/or proxy rights in which they are in control. Brook Lynn have Valentin her shares, and along w that her proxy, in exchange for a promising career boost. Sam didn’t give up Danny and Scout’s shares of ELQ, but she did give up their proxy to Valentin in exchange for freedom to be with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim Valentin’s good fortune will continue, not only in the financial aspect of his life, but in his love life as well. It’s no secret that Valentin is still in love with Nina but Nina has moved on with Jax. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) made it clear to Valentin that Nina and Jax are definitely a couple.
GH spoilers hint that Valentin is out to win Nina back and that means stepping over Jax in the process. Valentin left taking Ls behind him and is now focusing on winning at love. The problem is that Valentin doesn’t go after what he wants like a normal person would, with hard work while practicing ethics. Jax is in his way and there’s no telling what Valentin would do to get Jax away from Nina.
Valentin is a dangerous man and thought nothing of shooting Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Who knows what he is capable of when it comes to getting what he wants. And right now, Nina is what he wants. Jax better watch his back.
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