Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) has always been a passionate, feisty, and full of spark, type of woman. The Italian spitfire loves hard and puts herself out there with a unique vulnerability.
Lisa LoCicero recently gave an Emmy worthy performance in her scene with TV son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Lisa and Dominic have been working together as TV mother and son since 2009. They have a true on-screen dynamic and they love the audience sees between this mother son duo is undeniable.
Lisa LoCicero’s recent heartbreaking scenes as Olivia has received a big reaction from GH fans and co-stars alike. Olivia pleading with her son Dante RO let her see him was enough to make any mother feel from a place they never really want to go. LoCicero brought the gut wrenching emotion to life as she stood on the other side of that locked door.
General Hospital news reports LoCicero’s co-stars singing her praises on Twitter after Dominic Zamprogna turned to social media to display his admiration for Lisa’s performance as Dante’s grieving mother. Other cast mates chimed in, expressing their thoughts and feelings after watching Lisa’s scene.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) continues her statement to the PCPD regarding the night Wiley was kidnapped and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) disappeared.
Jax, Carly’s ex husband and father of their daughter, Josslyn (Eden McCoy), tried his hardest to convince Carly that the police will assume she killed Nelle if she tells them the whole story.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors say Carly will continue to lie to the PCPD, and it’ll seem like she’s in the clear. But if Nelle resurfaces with her side of the story of how they fought Carly was there to the bitter end, Carly will look guilty as sin for lying in the first place. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) already hates Jax. And if he’s the reason his wife goes down for murder, Jax better watch his back!
The cast and crew at ABC’s, GeneralHospital, is happy to be back at work, and back filming the 57 year old Daytime Soap.
GH’s Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks) and William Lipton (Cameron Webber) took to social media to express hype much they have missed each other during the time away from set. In Eden’s teeer below, you’ll see a pic of herself and co-star William Lipton during scene prep.
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has become much more than a pest to those who live in Port Charles. Over the course of the time this young woman has been living in town, the residents have been able to see Nelle’s true colors after being fooled for so long.
Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman) saw through Nelle almost immediately as Nelle was pulling the wool over Carly Corinthos’ (Laura Wright) eyes. Carly was blinded by Nelle saving her daughter, Josslyn Jacks’ (Eden McCoy) life with her kidney. Nelle has managed to infiltrate her way into the Corinthos family first through Joss and Carly, then Carly’s son Michael (Chad Duell), and husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). She has reeked havoc on all their lives, becoming a psychopathic villain.
Other than Carly’s stepfather, Frank Benson, Nelle’s true lineage remains unknown. General Hospital spoilers indicate we will be finding more and more about Nelle’s biological makeup, which would include close relatives like biological parents and possible siblings.
Recent General Hospital rumors bring up two villains that could be potential biological parents of Nelle. Sonny’s current threat, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is cut throat and shows no mercy. He is willing to go to great lengths to ruin Sonny which seems very familiar to what Nelle is capable of.
Nelle exhibits similar behavior to a prominent female mobster from Port Charles history. Faith Rosco (Cynthia Preston) was a dangerous psychopath who went after Sonny Corinthos and his family. Very similar to Nelle, these two women seem to have a lot in common. Like Faith, Nelle isn’t afraid of Sonny and his family. She didn’t hesitate to manipulate Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) by using her daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) as leverage. Nelle is Joss’s kidney donor, and with that, Nelle was able to gain Carly’s trust from the get go, however, Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman) saw right through Nelle from the beginning. Nelle then worked her way into Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) good graces, manipulating bane seducing him. She then somehow managed to intertwine herself into Sonny’s life, driving a wedge between him and Carly.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nelle’s background will be explored more deeply, revealing connections to Port Charles history. General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest that Nelle could be the daughter of Cyrus Renault and Faith Rosco, which would explain her hated for the Corinthos family and her similar ways to her potential mom, Faith. These three would make a nice little family unit, and a huge threat to Sonny and his family.
Is it possible that Nelle is their daughter? Will Cynthia Preston return to reprise her role as the female mobster, Faith Rosco?
Michael and Willow announce their upcoming wedding
It’s been a bumpy ride for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and everyone close to him and his son, Wiley. It’s been a long time coming, and this week on General Hospital, Michael and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) will finally come face to face in court in the fight over custody of their son.
Michael and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) will do anything to ensure the safety of Wiley, which means getting married to keep him away from Nelle. General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael and Willow will announce to his parents, Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), sister, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), and other family that they will be getting married!
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal smiles all around the Corinthos clan as Michael and Willow make their announcement. This union should give Michael a benefit over Nelle in the custody case.
As the mystery of Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) long lost daughter deepens, we are opened up to more and more clues leading up to the big reveal. Previous General Hospital spoilers indicated the two young women who are up and running for the spot of Nina’s biological daughter, are Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen).
General Hospital rumors have speculated that both these women could turn out to be Nina’s daughter, individually, as well as twins. However, in a recent General Hospital poll, the majority of General Hospital fans voted to see Willow as Nina’s daughter.
In this week’s special episode, Eden McCoy who plays Josslyn Jacks has taken on the role of young Carly (Laura Wright), along with actress Willa Rose, playing the role of young Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). In these coming episodes, the other half of Nina’s heart shaped pendant is seen around young Nelle’s neck. However, General Hospital spoilers reveal there is much more than meets the eye.
General Hospital rumors claim that shady Frank Benson helped Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) sell Nina’s baby (Willow Tait) to Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel). General Hospital rumors also claim that the reason young Nelle is seen with the necklace goes back to when Willow told Nina that her mom, Harmony, travels light. Nelle could have been gifted the necklace, or the necklace was simply left behind out of convenience.
General Hospital spoilers have already revealed Willow’s obvious reaction to seeing Nina twirl that pendant. However, the pieces are starting to come together as to why. Willow could have very well seen that necklace in Nelle’s possession, not knowing that it actually belongs to her, not Nelle. Perhaps Willow was startled, and didn’t want to tell Nina that Nelle could possible be her daughter since she possesses the other half.
It’s true young Nelle is wearing the other half of Nina’s pendant, but, there could be more to the story. This is most likely not a cut and dry story, and GH rumors hint that Nina will think Nelle is her daughter, to later uncover it has been Willow all along.
This is a recipe for disaster, and Carly is the one who got it cooking. Carly Corinthos (Laura wright), wife of Port Charles mobster, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was relieved when her daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) disclosed that she doesn’t want to move to Australia with her father Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks (Ingo Rademacher). Carly’s solution to keeping her daughter and Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab) safe from Sonny’s enemies is to keep them home schooled, hiring one of their teacher’s to tutor Joss and Dev while they are avoiding public places such as school. Carly asked Joss if there was a teacher in particular whom she thought would be a good fit for the job. Josslyn immediately got a suspicious look on her face, indicating exactly who she had in mind.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Carly’s plan to keep her daughter safe may back fire but not in a way she would think. It seems as if Josslyn is a little smitten with Mr. Phillips (Mark Lawson). Joss and Mr. Dustin Phillips don’t have a lot of history or even an encounter that would be considered inappropriate thus far. However, Dustin was there for Josslyn in her time of grief over Oscar Nero (Garren Stitt). Dustin found Josslyn crying while visiting Oscar’s grave. Dustin offered condolences and support for the grieving student. He encouraged her to keep a journal of her thoughts and feelings as a coping mechanism for grief.
General Hospital rumors claim that Dustin and Joss working so closely together on a regular basis will cause some awkward tension, possibly leading to feelings that are not appropriate for a teacher/student relationship. It remains to be seen how this will play out, if Josslyn is the one who catches feelings, whether or not Dustin reciprocates, or if Dustin makes an inappropriate move on Josslyn first.
Dustin seems like he has always had an odd side to him, like he has a dark side or at least a sneaky one. Will Dustin jeopardize his relationship with Lulu (Emme Rylan) while teaching Joss privately?
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has a lot going on right now as he and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are focused on protecting their families from drug lord mobster, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) who recently was transferred to Pentonville. Cyrus managed to get himself transferred to Pentonville in order to get himself close to Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry). Cyrus is out for revenge on Jordan and Taggert (Real Andrews), but he also has a target on Sonny’s back which has been ordered by a secret partner of Renault’s over seas.
General Hospital spoilers previously hinted that the boy Sonny has welcomed into his home, Dev Cerci) (Ashton Arbab), may be in Port Charles for other reasons than initially claimed. Now that there is a full blown mob war that has hit Port Charles, there has been talk of Dev leaving for boarding school. If it were up to Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Dev wouldn’t be going anywhere! With Sonny’s focus on the mob, it was decided that Dev will be sent off to boarding school in order to make things easier on the Corinthos family by not having to protect Dev not only form Cyrus, but to protect his identity as well.
Is Dev (Ashtom Arbab) leaving General Hospital?
Dev and Joss discussed his upcoming departure and it was obvious she wasn’t happy with the news. General Hospital rumors suggest that Dev will not go through with leaving. But what stops him? Will Josslyn convince Dev to stay in Port Charles, or will something go down at the school dance that would change the direction of Carly’s (Laura wright) plans for Dev.
General Hospital Blog previously reported GH spoilers which involved an unlikely alliance. It turns out, long time arch enemies, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) will put the past behind them- at least temporarily, in order to work together to conquer a mutual problem.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is the latest threat to the city of Port Charles, which includes high profile residents such as Commissioner Jordan Ashford, (Briana Nicole Henry) Detective Marcus Taggert, mob boss Sonny Corinthos, and mob enforcer Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). He is out for blood as he is dead set on getting revenge on Jordan and Taggert all while trying to move in on Sonny’s territory.
General Hospital spoilers indicated the old pair of enemies will soon join forces to take down Cyrus, their mutual threat. General Hospital rumors claim something crazy will go down at the high school dance where Sonny’s step daughter, Joss, (Eden McCoy) and Taggert’s daughter, Trina Robinson, (Sydney Makayla) will be in attendance.
Will it take a fatal attack on the city of Port Charles for these two men on the opposite sides of the law to work together?
Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) is back in Port Charles and was recently reunited with his daughter, Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla). GH fans were in shock when the two ran into each other’s arms, expressing a loving, Father/Daughter relationship. The reunion was sweet, but the joy may be short lived.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Taggert go back decades as arch enemies. Taggert’s sole mission in life has been to take Sonny, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), and the organization down. This time, Taggert assured Sonny he wasn’t here to take him down.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Taggert has a much bigger problem in Port Charles this time around, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). It turns out, Sonny and Taggert have something in common… Cyrus is making trouble for them both and previous General Hospital spoilers hinting that Sonny and Taggert would become an unlikely alliance.
New General Hospital spoilers suggest Taggert will not be fond of his daughter’s new best friend, step-daughter of mob boss, Sonny Corinthos, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). As a mob war is just heating up, Taggert won’t want his daughter anywhere near Sonny- which means Joss too. Taggert knows that if Trina keeps hanging around Josslyn, she’s playing fire. Sooner rather than later, Cyrus is going to retaliate on Sonny for having Jason blow up his huge shipment. But Sonny isn’t the only reason Trina is in danger. It seems like Taggert himself has a target on his back, and Cyrus is taking aim. Cyrus is a savage and family isn’t off limits. There is no reason to believe he would spare Taggert’s daughter.
What great lengths will Taggert go to to protect his daughter?
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