Martin Gray has hell to pay! He gave up Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) to save himself. As a result, the bumbling attorney broke the client/attorney confidentiality laws. Furthermore,
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) pulled a fast one on Nina’s attorney, and was able to get a recording of Martin’s confession. Michael has all the proof he needs to have Nina in his control. According to GH spoilers and rumors, Martin warns Michael to think twice before exposing Nina. Currently, all that Michael can think about is confronting his step mom, ultimately exposing her secret. However, there is one little detail that Michael overlooked.
The latest General Hospital promo indicates that Michael is ready to make his move. Additionally, GH rumors tease that Martin warns Michael about Willow. Her miraculous recovery and fresh start to life should be handled with care. Willow recently started to build a relationship with her mother, and she’s happy.
Will Michael want to take that away from his new bride? GH rumors claim that he reconsiders his plan and gives Nina a choice. Michael wants the final say when it fines to Nina’s interactions with Willow, Wiley, and Amelia. Will Nina accept in exchange for Michael’s silence?
For an Attorney, one would think that he’d make more intelligent choices. Scott Baldwin (Kin Shriner) doesn’t seem to have much common sense despite his extensive knowledge about the American Judicial System.
Obviously, Scotty Baldwin knows the law. His extensive knowledge and hands-on experience as an attorney makes him one of Port Charles’s best. Although he often practices unethically, Scott manages to work the system in his client’s favor. For example, his recent success in Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) early release from Pentonville showcases Baldwin’s law skills. Somehow he managed to get a judge to overturn a criminal sentence. As a result, a dangerous killer walks free around Port Charles.
Apparently, Scott’s common sense isn’t as sharp as his ability to work the system. He might make slick moves in the courtroom but falls short when it comes to the streets. General Hospital rumors hint that Scott makes himself a target.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Sonny’s enemy list grows. Sonny is cracking down, and he’s on a mission to uncover any disloyal so-called allies. The last thing he has time for is unexpected enemies. Including those who remained indifferent for lack of association with involved parties. Consequently, Scotty becomes Sonny’s newest enemy as a result of his decision to represent Cyrus Renault.
Despite everything they’ve been through, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) remain in each other’s side. As the other parent to their children, Sonny and Carly mutually respect one another and hold their positions in a place of honor.
Similarly, but not exactly, Sonny holds Ava Jerome (Maura West) in the same regard. It’s understandable as Sonny honors the mothers of his children, even if they’re no longer involved. However, he was never romantically involved with Ava. And furthermore, she had a hand in his and Carly’s son, Morgan’s (Bryan Craig) death.
The relationship between Sonny and Ava is nothing more than mutual respect, but some say that it’s much more than she deserves after her part in Morgan’s shocking death. She felt comfortable enough to turn to her child’s father in her time of need. Additionally, Ava trusted Sonny with her secret about Nikolas Cassadine.
According to GH recaps, Carly’s daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) lead the search for Ava. That’s when she realized that something was very wrong. Meanwhile in Puerto Rico, Sonny and Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) honeymoon was cut short when Carly called with the news she heard from Joss. Clearly, both Sonny and Carly have been there for Ava in her time of need. And according to GH spoilers, Ava tells Sonny and Carly Nina’s secret out of loyalty. She feels guilty that she’s been keeping this secret as they’ve gone to great lengths to find the truth. She’s watched Carly lose so much while all along she knew it was Nina who tipped off the SEC.
Will Sonny and Carly ever forgive Ava for keeping Nina’s secret?
Audrey Hardy (Rachel Ames) is one of the most iconic names in daytime television, specifically among the popular soap opera genre. Daytime dramas became a huge part of our culture. Additionally, advertisers intentionally utilized this specific target market and placed commercials for everyday household products during these time slots. Thus targeting housewives and stay at home moms.
General Hospital debuted in 1963 and just celebrated 60 years on the air. That said, 60 years is a long time and and few original cast members remain in the show, and sadly, many have passed away. But, Elizabeth Webber is one lucky girl to still have her good-hearted Gram around. Actress Rachel Ames debuted as Audrey Hardy, RN, in 1964. Fifty nine tears later, Audrey is still there hit her granddaughter, Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst).
Apparently, a recent General Hospital scene got fans talking. Elizabeth was on the phone with her Gram, Audrey, as the two remain very close. But fans couldn’t help but wonder how old Gram must be by now, as it seems like she’s been part of GH forever. Well, fans were right about that because Audrey, portrayed by Ames, was introduced to the canvas just after the show’s start in 1963. However, some fans were wrong about something. Some assumed the actress had passed away. Thankfully, that’s not the case. In fact, actress Rachel Ames is an impressive 93 years old, and turns 94 on November 2, 2023. Have no fear, Rachel Ames is still here, and her birthday is just around the corner!
Spencer and Trina’s relationship is on thin ice. It seems that Spencer’s attachment to Ace (Jay and Joey Clay) doesn’t sit right with Trina. Because, time with Ace typically means time spent with his ex-girlfriend, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl).
Reflectively, Spencer and Trina’s New York trip was all Sprina fans had been waiting for. They finally had alone time to express their love, and their time together surpassed both of their expectations. Finally, their relationship was on the right track and Sprina fans were in their glory. I must admit, I’m a Sprina fan myself. That said, I’m a little bummed by what’s happening. But really, we all saw it coming. The crazy, manipulative ex-girlfriend turns into a needy sweetheart with major mom goals. Esme wants to the the best mother she can be to her son, and Spencer’s baby brother Ace.
However, General Hospital spoilers tease that Esme’s new personality, in combination with her living quarters could be enough to draw Spencer back in. Then, on top of it, GH rumors tease that Ace isn’t just Spencer’s baby brother, he is his son!
GH News Reports Confirm Netflix Movie Role, Is Spencer Leaving GH?
All that’s going on with Spencer and Trina, plus Nicholas Alexander Chavez’s new movie role has fans concerned. According to GH spoilers and news, General Hospital star Nicholas Alexander Chavez has landed a Netflix movie role. The Netflix series, Monster cast Chavez as Lyle Menendez. Lyle and brother Erik Menendez are known for murdering their parents in their California home. Because of this project and currently storyline vibes, GH fans fear the worst.
Don’t fear because GH news reports have yet to confirm any exit plans for Chavez. Instead, GH rumors hint that Chavez works double duty as he plays Spencer Cassadine on General Hospital while filming for Netflix. GH Blog will keep you up to date in the latest GH casting news!
Incriminating evidence against Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) saving grace. She knows Sonny like the back of her hand and knows that he won’t stand for what Nina has done. Sonny, Carly, Drew, and all of their supporters wracked their brains on this topic. Until now, they’ve tried to get to the bottom of who turned Carly and Drew into the SEC with no success.
General Hospital Recaps: Michael Corinthos’s (Chad Duell) feelings toward his father have recently become warmer. After feeling iced out by Sonny because of Nina, Michael was dead set against his father. Michael went full force with a revenge plan to down down Sonny and his organization without a second thought. Then, once the sh!t hit the fan and people began to find out his secret, Carly helped Michael see the light.
Currently, just as Michael and his wife Willow opened their hearts to her mother Nina, they just as quickly got burned. Although, Willow hasn’t felt the pain of Nina’s burn just yet. But General Hospital spoilers tease that she finds into what Nina has done soon enough. It’s only a matter of time until Willow learns what Michael already knows.
According to recent GH rumors, Michael sits on the informations he gathered from his meeting with Martin Grey. As Nina’s attorney, Michael knew damn well that he could bully Martin into giving up Nina. In addition, Michael got extra security for the confession when he hit the record button. Now Michael has exactly what he needs to expose his new stepmom. But will he be the one to expose Nina?
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Michael gives Carly the recording. This little piece of technology is all the incriminating evidence that they need to turn Sonny against his new bride.
Michael knows the truth! However, the situation is not as cut and dry as you’d think. Especially after seeing the look on Michael Corinthos’s (Chad Duell) face when he got off the phone.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Nina’s surrounded on all sides. Martin isn’t the only one who knows (and remembers) what Nina has done. Now, GH rumors tease that Ned/Eddie becomes a threat to Nina, along with Michael, Carly, and even Joss.
According to recent GH spoilers, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) gets wind of Nina’s secret. Will Michael confide in his sister about what he knows? Additionally, GH rumors tease that Carly does her own digging. Will she find her answers on her own or will Michael break the news? When it comes to Ned, Nina is as happy as a clam knowing that Eddie Maine has buried Ned’s memories beyond recollection. But GH rumored tease that that could all change rather quickly.
Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth) is a key player in this whole Nina/SEC storyline. But first, can anyone tell me when he changed his name from Ashton to Quartermaine? I know he’s been going by Q for a while, but I must’ve missed when he officially changed it over. And every time I write about Ned it trips me up LOL. But Quartermaine it is, I suppose.
Alright, back to the storyline suspense! General Hospital spoilers promise that Nina soon gets what’s coming to her. The secrets she keeps from Sonny will blow up in her face, and the fairytale ending that she thought she landed is soon over. Currently, Michael just learned some startling information about who turned in Carly and Drew to the SEC.
First, he received a text from someone whose contact information wasn’t saved in his phone. So, that tells us that whoever gave him this information isn’t someone close to him. Then, he spoke with this unknown businessman on the phone right after he congratulated Nina and kissed her cheek. Understandably, Michael’s vibe took a dive after that call. Now, the majorly of GH fans believe that Michael knows it was Nina, and that he’ll expose her for the lying, betraying, untrustworthy woman they always knew her to be.
Despite the hype about Michael outing Nina, General Hospital spoilers remind fans that someone already knows the truth. According to GH recaps, Ned Ashton, aka Eddie Maine, overheard exactly what Nina had done. At the time, he made it clear that her secret wasn’t safe with him and marched right over to tell Drew. And we all know what happened next. Suddenly, Ned’s injury worked in Nina’s favor since he now doesn’t remember himself as Ned, let alone what Ned overheard.
Nina is surrounded on all sides as more people know what she’s done. GH spoilers tease that Ned didn’t overhear Nina incriminate herself for no reason. And at some point, whatever Ned and Eddie have up “their” sleeve is going to come out and bite Nina.
Gladys Corbin is the type of character that makes a significant impact on the audience. Typically, the audience has a love-hate relationship with a particular character because we simply love to hate them. A great performer makes you feel something for their character. So, if you’re left with hate and animosity toward a fictional person, that means they’ve done their job!
As for myself, many times the love to hate vibe turns straight into love for the character. It’s like I don’t even care that someone came to port Charles to torture the family whose daughter needed a kidney. Or, a boarding school brat who was actually a deranged con artist. Thankfully, soap operas love redemption for their characters. Moreover, how about a ruthless, business woman who didn’t hesitate to blackmail and manipulate her own granddaughter.
Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) falls into the same category as many of the greats. Nelle (Chloe Lanier), Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl), and even Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). As most great tv villains, at some point it comes to an end. And General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that the time is now for Gladys. Yes, her reign as Greedy Gladys is over.
Gladys Says Goodbye To Port Charles
Reportedly, General Hospital news confirms that Bonnie Burroughs leaves General Hospital as Gladys is punished by Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). According to GH spoilers, Gladys isn’t getting away with what she did to Sasha (Sofia Mattsson). In a recent interview with Soap Opera Digest, Burroughs opened up about the news, confirming that Gladys was written out of the script. She reflects on how she learned Gladys’s fate, and admits that she’s grateful.
Moreover, Burroughs admitted that Executive Producer Frank Valentini gave her an heads up. He informed her that the end was near prior to receiving the scripts. She admits, “I’m glad I did get that heads-up,” because if I hadn’t, when I got the script for the last episode, it would have hit me harder.”
Sadly, her time as Gladys is over, but that doesn’t mean that the goodbye has to beforever. Gladys should count her lucky stars for getting the royalty treatment from Sonny. Some say he’s gone soft, while others say he did what he could considering that she’s family.
Accordingly to the latest GH casting news, Bonnie Burroughs officially filmed her lays episode as Gladys Corbin. Luckily, the door is left open for Greedy Gladys, Monster-in-law, to someday return.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) wanted nothing more than to be Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) wife. She got her hooks into him back in Nixon Falls, when the poor man suffered from amnesia. While knowing who he was and that he had a family, she continues to keep a confused mobster all to herself. It doesn’t stop there because Nina and (“Mike”) Sonny even share a grandson! Even that wasn’t enough motivation for Nina to tell the truth.
Over the last few years Nina and Sonny have lived blissfully in their delusions. Sonny, he’s delusional about Nina’s true colors. And she’s oblivious to the fact that she’s not cut out for his life. Nina has lived in her delusion that Sonny will keep “Mike” at his core. But in reality, he’s Sonny through and through. They just aren’t a good fit, it’s as simple a that. Furthermore, General Hospital spoilers tease that Nina’s lies win her a one way ticket out of Port Charles.
Nina Leaves Port Charles?!
According to General Hospital previews and spoilers, Nina drops a major bombshell to a dear friend. For some reason, she feels the need to leave town. That’s when Nina tells Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) that she’s leaving PC. Maybe she finally feels guilty for what she’s caused. Undoubtedly, Nina’s caused a slew of problems around Port Charles. Plus the lies she’s told and secrets that she keeps catch up with her.
Does Nina feel guilty and know she’s done for? Or is this just a case of the wedding jitters? Does Nina have cold feet? ???? ????
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