Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has morphed into somewhat of a people pleaser. It hasn’t gone as far as having lost her edge, because that girl can still cut an enemy down to size. But she’s seemingly a bit softer lately, even prior to Bobbie’s death.
GH recaps recall Carly getting smitten with the mystery man at Kelly’s. Soon after she discovered his true identity. But until then Carly was going out of her way to cater to his needs. Some call it excellent customer service, which it was, but Carly was never know to win the “Most likely to work in hospitality” mock election in High School. She’s always been straight to the point and doesn’t mess around let alone cater to a stranger’s needs. Did Brennan’s (Charles Mesure) charm take hold of Carly? And will he do it again?
Carly and Brennan: Carly’s smitten with Mr. Brennan
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Brennan is back! That means Carly’s admirer is back on canvas but this time Jordan gets to ask the questions. Jordan is determined to crack this investigation, especially after having been taken the other night.
The latest GH spoilers and rumors hint that Jordan questions John Brennan about the recent threats in Port Charles, including her own incident. Will Brennan make trouble for Carly? You can bet on Brennan making trouble for all of PC, not just Carly.
Wow! Introducing Drew 2.0. It must be true what they say about serving time in a correctional facility. It definitely does change a person, not that I can speak from personal experience or anything.
Historically, the people of Port Charles have been kidnapped and held hostage on a boat, trapped in a hotel fire, chained to a bed in a panic room, poisoned water supply, and much more. And to think some of those events took place after 30-some years of daytime drama. But nothing rattles a PC soul like doing time in Pentonville, and it seems like everyone there is a criminal.
For 60 years, many bad deeds have committed by almost everyone in Port Charles. I don’t know if one person in that city has a clean slate. That said, if you haven’t made a member of The Five Families a target, or left a woman to give birth all alone in the woods, or randomly attack a so-called friend with a hook, then do you even live in Port Charles? It seems that you have to have an edge to get anywhere in that city, and that’s what leads us to Drew.
Recently, Drew has been a hot topic along GH fan pages across social media. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Drew is ready for a change. He’s tired of being the pushover, and has asserted himself in situations to overcome that reputation. First, it started with Michael, Ned, and the family business. No red flags were raised because it seemed like a typical Quartermaine business quarrel. Then, the issue with Scout’s school occurred, including his and Sam’s argument, and now his actions toward Carly.
Drew’s Dark Path Leads Carly To Sonny
General Hospital spoilers tease that Cameron Mathison takes Drew down a dark path. According to General Hospital spoilers, the stars align for Sonny and Carly as Drew becomes increasingly problematic. We knew it was only a matter of time before Carly and Drew began to fall apart. According to recent GH rumors, Drew 2.0 puts a strain on his and Carly’s relationship. The more time they spend together, the more Drew wants to control, pushing Carly away.
General Hospital recaps recall four years ago when Sonny went missing. Unforeseen evil tore Sonny and Carly apart, but their bond never wavered. Will fate bring them together again?
Earlier this month General Hospital celebrate its 60th anniversary with prime time special. The tribute to TV’s longest running drama captivated the iconic show’s viewers. With its historic longevity and indelible storylines, General Hospital has become a huge piece of our culture.
Storylines and juicy plots can only get a production so far, but the delivery could make or break the story’s success. Typically, that’s where the actors make their magic. There’s no doubt that General Hospital has had its abundant share of phenomenal actors and roles over the years. But it seems like not many can cause quite the stir that Steve Burton can.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Steve Burton is set to return, and Jason shocks his loved ones with another return from the dead. But will he be the same Jason Morgan that everyone loves? Yes and no. Some GH rumors claim that Jason Morgan returns as his original identity… Jason Quartermaine. Other GH rumors claims that he arrives in Poet Charles someone completely new. However, much supporting evidence points toward what we all know as Sonny’s right hand man, Jason Morgan.
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It’s no secret that the Quartermaine and Corinthos families aren’t the best of friends despite their intermingled members. The Quartermaines were never particularly fond of Carly (Corinthos) Spencer because of her entanglements with both of their son.
In retrospect, Carly caused a lot of problems for the Q family back in the day. It was back when she got pregnant by AJ (Sean Kanan), but convinced Jason to pass baby Michael off as his own. Over the years Carly and the Quartermaine family have managed to play nice most of the time. Needless to say, some members of Michael’s biological paternal side have held resentment toward Carly and Sonny for raising Michael as a Corinthos when he’s technically a Quartermaine. But the Qs are known for their tough exterior, especially Tracy Quartermaine. That’s why Tracy’s next move is a shock to her family as well as GH viewers.
According to the latest GH previews, Michael gets Tracy’s approval despite having been the family black sheep of the younger generations. Perhaps it’s time that Tracy realizes that Michael has paid his dues as a Quartermaine throughout the years. GH rumors tease that Michael’s just as shocked as the viewers when Tracy’s pat on the back is sincere.
Is it possible that Tracy approves of Michael’s recent, covert business scheme? First, Michael knew that Nina was the one who turned his mom and drew into the SEC and stay quiet. Then he showed Nina his hand and used it to his advantage. All keeping the truth from his mom and dad. Everything about this earns Tracy’s stamp of approval.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) just lost her mother. Despite not having been raised by Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman), Carly and Bobbie had a precious mother-daughter relationship. The last thing that Carly needs is Nina at this difficult time.
GH recaps highlight Nina’s track record. Seemingly Nina Reeves, (Cynthia Watros) lives her life in Carly‘s shadow. The new Mrs. Corinthos got where she is today by stealing from the former Mrs. Corinthos. First, she stole Carly’s husband Sonny in the most devious way, and then she stole her career. Yes, Nina took Carly’s half of the Metro Court right from under her. As if that wasn’t enough, Nina then snitched on Carly and her boyfriend Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) to the SEC.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Nina throws Michael under the bus. Can we say deflection? Now that the cats out of the bag and Nina’s deception and lies have been exposed, she now deflects the blame onto Carly and Sonny’s son. See, she blames him for Carly’s anguish because he knew what Nina had done and didn’t tell her mom or dad. However, Michael’s only known since October, and there were many factors involved in his decision. That’s why General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that things won’t go as Nina planned. Instead, it backfires, and Carly understands exactly why Michael kept his mouth shut.
The undeniable truth is that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Carly (Corinthos) Spencer (Laura Wright) have a bond that will never be broken. No matter what is thrown their way, or how angry they become with one another, it’s inevitable that these two find their way back to their fate.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Sonny pays Carly a visit after learning about Bobbie’s passing. So much is happening at once and Sonny and Carly are in it together. GH recaps highlight how Sonny was blindsided by two calamitous events. Ironically, both involve his ex-wife Carly. First, he finally learned who turned Carly and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) into the SEC. His beloved Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is to blame for that. Next, he was told that his ex-mother-in-law passed away. Sonny and Bobbie grew to each other despite her apprehensions about his lifestyle. After all, she just wanted what was best for her daughter. When she saw that Sonny was exactly that, she respected Carly and Sonny as they lived their lives how they pleased.
Nina Brings Sonny and Carly Back Together
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Sonny and Carly discuss both Bobbie and Nina. He’s been received by Nina at the expense of Carly, and odds are that Sonny won’t stand for that. Is this where Sonny’s true feelings emerge from when they were buried deep in Nixon Falls?
Recent GH rumors hint that Nina’s revenge plot does more harm than good, but not necessarily in her favor. Now that the worst is over and Drew is out of Pentonville, Nina’s plot to destroy Carly backfires. General Hospital rumors speculate that this is exactly what needed to happen in order to knock some sense into Sonny. Finally, Nina’s secret is out and it’s all the fuel needed to send Sonny running right back into Carly’s arms.
It looks like the new year has already presented challenges for Carly Spencer [Corinthos] (Laura Wright). Last year’s losses seem almost trivial compared to what Carly now faces. Surely, losing your husband is devastating but in reality Sonny came back. He may have left her for his captor, but at least he wasn’t dead. The former Mrs. Corinthos also lost her career last year thanks to Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). So now Carly goes through life reinventing herself as Nina walks away with her husband and her hotel.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that more hard times are ahead for Carly. Thankfully, she has Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) by her side as she grieves. GH recaps highlight the devastating phone call that changed Carly’s life forever. That’s when she learned that her mother, Bobbie Spencer had died.
Carly Reacts To Bobbie’s Death
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Carly begins to blame herself. She believes that if she would have done something differently than her mom would still be alive. We all know that’s not true, but Carly is going through the early stages as she processes this tragedy. Meanwhile, Sonny learns that Nina betrayed him by hurting Carly. Maybe Carly will have more than Drew for support.
Carly Spencer [Corinthos] (Laura Wright) has lost so much in recent years. First, she (thought ) that she lost her husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), due to a mob-related supposed death. Then, she received a miracle only to have him ripped away again. But this time, it wasn’t the mob who took him away from her and their family. Instead, it was a woman they all knew in Port Charles.
GH recaps highlight Carly’s losses. Nina Reeves stole her man and her hotel which was her entire career, all in a short timeframe. On top of that, Nina also friend Carly and her boyfriend Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) into the SEC for insider trading. She’s torn down Carly for over two years now but Carly stands strong.
Carly Receives News About Bobbie
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Carly suffers another great loss. Although Carly’s misfortune had everything to do with Nina, GH spoilers reveal that’s not the case this time.
According to the latest General Hospital preview promo, Carly and her family suffer a devastating loss. Back in May, GH Blog heavy-heartedly shared the startling news of GH icon Jacklyn Zeman’s passing. Evidently, co-stars and other colleagues along the way were just as stunned as GH fans when they heard the news. Now, Jackie’s death was written into the script as Bobbie Spencer’s death storyline. GH spoilers indicate that Bobbie’s daughter Carly receives a phone call that no one ever wants. Sadly, she learns that her mother Bobbie has died.
Jackie was last seen in her role as Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) sister Bobbie (and so much more) on April 27th, 2023. Bobbie Spencer’s tragic storyline begins as General Hospital remembers the incredibly talented, kind, and brightly spirited Jackie Zeman. Jackie and her character Barbara Jean Spencer will be forever remembered and missed.
The Corinthos family drama is one big never-ending vicious cycle of lies and betrayals. Over the years Michael and his mom Carly have remained close despite the drama that plagues their entire family. Sadly, the same can’t be said for other members of their family. Especially Michael and his father Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) sees Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) as the root of all his recent family problems. Over the years the Corinthos family bond grew even with the pressureshtom Sonny’s business. Today, the Corinthos’s have secrets and lies and it all began after Nina came into their lives. GH recaps recall Michael’s vow to destroy Sonny after he chose Nina over Carly. Ever since, he’s been keeping a secret from his father. Despite Dex Heller and Michael’s currently loyalty to Sonny, things started off much differently. Originally, Michael hired Dex to take down Sonny but things changed and Michael regrets his actions.
According to General Hospital rumors, Nina somehow gets wind that Michael set out to destroy her husband, Michael’s own father. Remember that flash drive? Yeah, well Nina just might get her hands on it.
Moreover, General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Nina exposes Michael and Sonny finds out that he hired Dex to take him down. Furthermore, Carly and Sonny learn that Michael has known that Nina was the SEC whistleblower for a while.
Nina is on a mission to get revenge on either Carly or Michael. And if it was up to her, Nina would surely choose to kill two birds with one stone. GH spoilers claims that Michael Betrays Sonny and Carly and Nina is the one who opens that can of worms. Ultimately, Carly discovers that Michael has know that Nina turned her into the SEC for months. Will Sonny and Carly bond over Michael’s betrayal?
Upon lengthy anticipation the people of Port Charles will come together to mourn the loss of Bobbie Spencer (Jacklyn Zeman). Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest details on Jackie’s special tribute. Zeman’s television daughter Laura Wright, who plays Carly Corinthos, revealed some of the raw emotion that developed behind the scenes.
Reportedly, Laura Wright makes note of the experience, explaining, “It was like we as a cast got to really say goodbye.” Since 2005 Wright and Zeman’s on-screen relationship developed and bloomed into what has mirrored a real life mother/daughter bond. Bobbie and Carly when from despising the sound one each other’s names to confiding in each other through their darkest hours. Carly, her mom Bobbie, and Carly’s daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) make up three generations of Spencer women.
Lucas and Felix Return For Bobbie’s Memorial
According to the most recent you GH news and spoilers, General Hospital’s two-part tribute to Jackie and her character Bobbie Spencer will take place on January 10th and 11th. Additionally, People.com revealed exclusive photos. GH spoilers reveal that GH stars Ryan Carnes and Marc Anthony Samuel rush home to Port Charles for Lucas’s mom’s memorial.
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