She plays a naive and troubled teen on ABC’s General Hospital, but Scarlett Fernandez is a real tough cookie! Coincidentally, Scarlett and her character Charlotte Cassadine both have been recently recovering in the hospital.
According to GH recaps, Charlotte is healing nicely after suffering a gunshot wound. The incident was perpetrated by none of than Victor’s (Charles Shaughnessy) nemesis, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes). Meanwhile, outside of Port Charles, GH actress Scarlett Fernandez has experienced her own hospital drama.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Scarlett shared recently medical news regarding a tumor. Yesterday, the 14 year old actress shared the good news about her recently surgery to remove “Tyler the tumor.” Reportedly, Scarlett had a non-ossifying tumor removed and is recovering in the hospital. Although benign, large bone tumors require surgery. Typically, reports reveal that the patient may resume full activities within 3 to 6 months post surgery. We are happy to help share the great news as GH news reports confirm that Scarlett Fernandez’s tumor has been removed successfully.
We are so happy to lead that Scarlett is doing well and recovering quite nicely. As confirmed by the actress, “Tyler the tumor has been evicted!” Congratulations to Scarlett on a successful surgery, and we pray for her continued healing!
In Port Charles, a young life is in jeopardy as the doctors over at General Hospital work tirelessly to save a gunshot victim. Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) was struck by Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) bullet. Stunned and devastated, Anna must face what she’s done.
According to General Hospital previews, Anna and Jake Webber rush to Charlotte’s aid as Anna’s world spins like a never ending ride on the Gravitron. How will she ever explain this to Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart)? From the looks of things, emotions run high between Anna and Valentin. Expectedly, the incident sparks ambivalent feelings between Anna and Valentin. General Hospital spoilers tease that the incident sparks ambivalent feelings between Anna and Valentin. That’s when Anna slaps Valentin! This leads me to wonder what would lead her to slap him, unless he confesses that he’s known Charlotte was her stalker the entire time?
Will Charlotte Survive Anna’s Bullet?
As we know, Valentin lied to Anna for months, while keeping this secret about Charlotte. If only he would have come forward with truth, maybe his daughter’s life wouldn’t be in the line. Now, Anna faces the guilt of shooting a child. Charlotte isn’t just any child. Instead, she is the daughter of the man she loves. Of course,
The entire Cassadines Legacy never surrenders, even in the afterlife. Although things change every year as heirs and monarchs can play musical thrones, the Cassadine endgame remains the same. Generation after generation, the dark and twisted family keeps fighting the good fight until everyone in Port Charles has met their demise.
Since that hasn’t happened (yet), any Cassadine could pop in at any given moment with some wild plot for Cassadine world domination. General Hospital spoilers reveal that the most import step is to eliminate Anna Devane (Finola Hughes). That’s where Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) and Victor come in to play.
Previously, GH spoilers revealed that Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) uses tarot cards to get in his granddaughter’s head. Not just to know what she’s thinking, (duh, he’s dead), but to control what she thinks. He’s provided instructions along with the cards, and a stern warning against Anna.
Charlotte Shot Curtis?!
According to the latest GH rumors, Charlotte takes Uncle Victor’s warning very seriously. The mere mention of Anna’s name sends Charlotte into a daze. In her mind, Victor is looking out for her’s and Valentin’s best interest. As a result, she is sick with worry for her Papa. She truly believes that Anna is a danger. That’s why GH rumors speculate that the Anna was meant to get hit that night. Sadly, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Charlotte shot Curtis with a bullet that was meant for Anna Devane.
Anna and Valentin face some more turmoil just as the dust began to settle in their romantic relationship. Over the years, chasing Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) became a way of life for Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
Eventually, the chase became the ultimate catch when Anna finally took the bait. And that’s meant in the most positive light as Anna realized that she loves Valentin Cassadine. Finally, Valentin landed his lady love. Despite all of the WSB and Cassadine, and mob drama, Valentin and Anna remained strong for themselves and one another. But things started to fall out of place for this tragic couple when Valentin’s secrets began to drop one by one.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) continues to help Valentin cover up what they think Charlotte has done. His daughter Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) seems like a sweet, yet troubled girl. Understandably, as Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan) and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) haven’t been the most present parents for one reason or another.
Whether it’s by choice or terrible circumstance, Charlotte has been tossed around to any and every extended family member. She showed troubling tendencies from an early age, and on a few occasions. Immediately, her behavior became scrutinized and compared her behavior to her grandmother’s. Yes, the dark Queen herself, Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers).
As a result of all the chaos, Valentin breaks up with Anna for her own good. Despite his love for her, he has to let her go. In fact, it’s because of Valentin’s love for Anna that he breaks things off. GH spoilers and rumors tease that the risk is just too high, and he’s not willing to take it.
We have to give it up for Cynthia Watros and James Patrick Stuart. There is something about that scene that is so very authentic. Shockingly, Valentin and Nina react to what they’ve witnessed. To their dismay, they find Valentin’s daughter, Charlotte Cassadine suspiciously entering Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) Metro Court suite.
General Hospital recaps recall the desperation in Valentin Cassadine’s eyes when he asked Nina not to share the evidence with anyone. Evidently, she never gave him her word. Instead, Nina just gave the “soap opera stare” (made famous by Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) and (Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos)) lol!
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Nina has Valentin’s back. Luckily, he is able to buy some time when Nina deletes security footage from the Metro Court. General Hospital rumors tease that Nina uses Olivia’s computer to keep things under wraps for Valentin.
But what does this mean for him and Anna? Despite the fact that he lied through his teeth, Valentin does love Anna. But now he’s stuck between a rock and a hard place, having to choose to throw his own daughter under the bus or letting his lady love live in fear.
Remember when Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) brought her pet snake Nagini to Violet Finn’s (Jophielle Love) birthday party? Yeah, well we didn’t forget it either. Back in 2020, Charlotte attended Violet’s birthday party and brought an uninvited guest.
Since then, General Hospital rumors ran wild with speculation surrounding Charlotte. Is she a true Cassadine through and through? For starters, Charlotte purchased herself a pet snake, which she named Nagini, with her dad’s limitless credit card. From then on fans were immediately reminded of the Cassadine blood that runs through her veins. Is Charlotte a little Helena Cassadine in the making? It’s quite possible.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Nina and Valentin’s shocking discovery leads them to answers about Anna. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) helps her friend figure out what is going on with Anna. His lady love is terrified that someone is out to get her.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Valentin and Nina find that Charlotte goes after Anna! Apparently, she could be the one to write the eery message on Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) mirror. Does Charlotte have it out for Anna because she’s a risk to her Papa? We all know that Charlotte will do anything for Valentin. Moreover, having her mother in a coma and not around when she needs her the most has taken its toll. Will the dark Cassadine side come out of Charlotte?
General Hospital previews and spoilers show Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) unleash a little bit of her Grandmother’s personality in today’s upcoming episode of General Hospital. Shockingly, GH previews reveal that Charlotte is shown talking to a bag of snakes. As it turns out, Lulu and Valentin’s daughter plans to unleash this snake at Violet’s party.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, things get interesting for Anna (Finola Hughes), Finn (Michael Easton), and poor, sweet, Violet (Jophielle Love). Sadly, Violet’s big birthday bash turns into a frenzy.
Is Charlotte the next Helena Cassadine? Odds are the writers are slowly profession toward a new generation of Cassadine craziness with young Charlotte. Honestly, why not use the wicked witches granddaughter as her prodigy? This little girl meant to cause trouble. Currently, she has it out for Ava Jerome (Maura West), who happens to be Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) wife. And we all know Nikolas and Valentin aren’t the best of friends. Is she protecting Papa?
Moreover, General Hospital rumors claim Charlotte’s snake, Nagini, unexpectedly come to Peter’s (Wes Ramsey) aid as a distraction between what is going on with him and Robert Scorpio. Instinctively, Robert is onto him and this makes Peter uneasy. So, he suspects that he is not in the clear when it comes to DA Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
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