Two Port Charles couples have just met the end of their road. Coincidentally, Carly broke up with Drew at the exact same time that Sonny officially ended things with Nina. But how coincidental was it, if at all?
Surely it was no coincidence that Sonny and Carly became free from their own, separate romantic entanglements practically simultaneously. Alternatively, the two breakups scream symbolism. General Hospital recaps highlight Sonny’s tragic fall of the bridge. That’s when everything changed. After 3 years of loss, grief, and even compromise, Sonny and Carly are free to love each other again.
According to the latest General Hospital recaps, Carly and Drew’s breakup came at the same time as Nina’s relationship with Sonny ended. Carly seems to light the path for Nina when it comes to which man she sets her sights on. After all, Nina went right for Sonny when Carly believed he was gone. So what’s to stop her from grabbing Carly’s sloppy seconds again? Well, the simple fact that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) absolutely despises Nina Reeves (soon to be ex-Corinthos).
GH rumors hint that Nina finds another way to stick it to Carly. Carly and Drew’s breakup sparks an idea for Nina, and she does 180° when it comes to Drew. Furthermore, wild GH rumors suggest that Drew 2.0 is vulnerable, making him easily manipulated. He might seem like a tougher version of himself, but the trauma from Pentonville clouds his character. Maybe he joins forces with Nina, instead of being her enemy.
General Hospital Spoilers: Nina Blows Off Drew’s Warning
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has zero empathy for the woman who sent him to Pentonville. He doesn’t care what she claims to have lost. All Drew cares about is that she pays for what has happened to him. Undoubtedly, Drew is a different man since returning from behind bars.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Drew continues to rage on Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). While Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) seemed to think that Drew called things off, he’s not letting this go. And he’ll do what it takes to make sure she pays for what she’s done. Because of Nina, Drew experienced a horrific incident while in Pentonville.
According to the latest General Hospital previews, Drew threatens Nina. She’s playing with fire, that’s for sure. Evidently, the old Drew Cain was left in the slammer. Now the new, smarter and harder version won’t back down. Despite what Carly (Laura Wright), Michael (Chad Duell), or anyone else says, Drew continues on with his revenge against Nina. Without a doubt, it’s payback time.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Nina blows off Drew’s warning. Will the new Mrs. Corinthos keep playing with fire? And if so, where will it get her?
So what will it be, folks? Will Nina and Carly quit while they’re still in one piece, or will it cost a lot more to “settle the score”?
At this point I can’t even remotely fathom how anyone is on Nina’s side. Don’t get me wrong because I think Nina is a crazy cool character, and Cynthia Watros is exceptionally talented. However, that doesn’t mean that I can’t see her problematic nature, faults, and flaws. In fact, Cynthia’s acting abilities is what makes me compare her to all the narcissists in my life. Simply put, Cynthia Watros plays it so well. How can anyone possibly hate on that? Now her character in the other hand, she’s fair game.
GH recaps recall Nina’s fierce reaction to Carly and Drew’s Crimson stunt. What’s the point of asking Carly if they’re finally even if she doesn’t plan on leaving well enough alone? It’s apparent that Nina has zero plans to leave things as they are with Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright). Obviously, Nina doesn’t care about playing fair when all she sees is red and Carly’s smirk every time she closes her eyes. If I didn’t know better, it surely looks like Carly and Drew ignite the evil spirits within Nina as they’ve been fighting to emerge. I’d I had to guess, I’d say that this feud is far from over.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Valentin makes Nina an offer. Evidently, the offer is so enticing that Nina contemplates her next move. GH turned give that Valentin’s offer would give Nina the upper hand over Drew and Carly’s son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). Will Nina take on a new role at ELQ?
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?
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) was known for loving one man over all others. Although hard times and crossed lines became familiar, Carly and Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) magnetic bond always pulled them close. That’s why Port Charles mobster and his ride or die destined for one another. Now, it’s only a matter of time before that force draws them in again.
It looks like Sonny is about to be on the market again shortly after marrying Nina. Have no fear because he’s fresh and up for grabs. But for how long? GH rumors hint that Sonny and Nina are headed to splitsville. Additionally, Carly and Drew will hit a few snags that just might make this whole thing unravel.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Drew takes on a new outlook. No more Mr. Nice Guy, because Drew is tired of being a pushover. Lately, GH rumors suggest that Carly supports and understands the origin of Drew’s shifting vision. Allegedly, Drew’s anger begins to consume him and he loses control. GH rumors tease that this leads to Drew and Carly’s shocking yet inevitable breakup.
What will Drew do to send Carly packing for good? It’s hard to imagine because he’s typically so calm and even-keeled. But GH spoilers tease that Drew shows a new side that Carly doesn’t like. Will he go after her son Michael for revenge? Or, will he cheat? Few and Anna’s conversations got letting interesting… what is Drew capable of?
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.
It’s been two whole years since Carly Corinthos (Laura Spencer) and her family thought Sonny died. They were lead to believe that they’d lost him forever. However, a bitter sweet miracle swept him back in, then strangely out again.
General Hospital recaps highlight the tragic incident that separated a father from his family for two years. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) suffered amnesia after the fall and was used and taken advantage of by his now wife. How? How does someone marry the person who found you and didn’t tell your family that you’re really alive? Apparently, Sonny Corinthos is who.
The question most GH fans want answered is if Sonny is done with Nina. Then, that question is immediately followed up by the burning desire to know if Sonny and Carly get back together.
Cynthia Watros Spills the Tea On Sonny and Nina
Last week brought intense drama to Port Charles as multiple bombshells rocked its people to their core. Previously, GH spoilers tease that Bobbie’s passing and Nina’s betrayal brings Sonny and Carly back together. According to recent General Hospital news reports, GH actress Cynthia Watros reveals Sonny and Nina’s fate.
A recent interview with Soap Opera Disgest gives a look into the future. Reportedly, Cynthia addressed the pressing question about Sonny and Nina. She was asked if they were done and her answer gives little hope to Sonny and Nina fans. “There’s no going back to Sonny right now,” Watros declared to the news outlet. She continued to shed light on the situation with her continued reply. “He’s so angry. I don’t think that she feels like all hope is lost but she doesn’t know quite how to go forward or if there is a path to getting the relationship back. It really is all in Sonny’s hands. I mean, it’s up to him.
Of course, there’s always room for hope, especially in Port Charles. Then, Cynthia explains why there is a glimmer of hope for Nina to keep her man. “They’re both still wearing their wedding rings,” she mentioned. “So there is a glimmer of hope. But what that path is, um… she doesn’t know. She’s just kind of living day by day right now.”
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is no choir boy! He makes it know that he isn’t into people pleasing anymore, and he’s left that life behind bars.
General Hospital recaps highlight the hint that Drew has had enough and ready to take matters into his own hands. He’s no longer going with the flow if it doesn’t benefit himself personally. Instead, he’s ready to call the shots. He told Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) that’s he’s no choir boy and he’s a grown man with his own, including a family business and a child.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Sam and the Quartermaines are challenged when Drew Cain turns dark. Drew has always been kind, reasonable, and supportive. But everyone has their breaking point. He’s always looking out for everyone else and finally realizes that hasn’t gotten him anything but a clear conscience. For a while, being a good person was enough for Drew, so long as those around him were happy. Now, he’s decided it’s his time to shine.
GH rumors speculate that Drew’s new sense of self will adversely impact his relationship with Carly. Especially now that she grieves for her mother. This doesn’t mean that Drew won’t be there for Carly during her time of need, but his new outlook may clash with Carly’s way of life. Right now her focus is on Bobbie’s memorial and reflecting on her life with her mother.
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.
Uh oh! If she’s not careful, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) could find herself in a compromising position. And that is meant in more ways than one.
First, the obvious. It’s no secret that Carly’s new friend is Sonny’s enemy. Although the GH audience knows that Carly on the other hand is in the dark. At this point, she’s already compromised herself. Well, to be fair she’s compromised because of who she is. Even as his ex-wife, Carly is still targeted by Sonny’s enemies. And why is that? I believe it’s because Carly remains the most important person to Sonny and everyone knows it.
Secondly, Mr. Brennan (Charles Mesure) is coming on strong. He’s a big flirt to say the least, but what about Carly? She smiles, she twirls her hair, and she zeroes in on one customer when there’s an entire restaurant to serve. Despite the fact that she told him that she’s seeing someone, Carly continues to flirt.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Carly cheats on Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) with none other than Mr. Brennnan, aka Pikeman! Or, at least a representative of Pikeman. Talk about a compromising position. She’s not only in danger because he’s using her. She also ruins her relationship with Drew.
What do you think? Is this how Carly and Drew end?
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