The big speculation is over! Although the clues surrounding the half heart necklace, the area in Florida, Nelle’s age, and more, point to Nelle being revealed as Nina’s long lost daughter, some GH fans were stuck on the notion that there would be another twist.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be no big twist in discovering the identity of Nina’s daughter. Many fans believed that Nelle and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) could possibly have been twins, or the big twist would be that Harmony was involved and Willow was actually Nina’s daughter.
General Hospital news reports, soap journalist, Michael Fairman had an interview with one of GH’s Head Writers, Dan O’Connor. In the interview, major spoilers were revealed with it comes to Nina’s long lost daughter saga.
Soaps In Depth reported, and according to O’Connor, Nelle is definitely Nina’s daughter. Not only is she her daughter now, he revealed that the plan was always to make Nelle Benson be Nina’s child. He explained, “The truth is, the idea that Nelle was Nina’s daughter has been part of the conception of that character,” he said, “and over the last few years, the story evolved, and we ultimately got to reveal the truth to the audience.”
As for Chloe Lanier, General Hospital rumors claim that just as Josslyn (Eden McCoy) suspected, Nelle isn’t done with the Corinthos family just yet. GH Blog will keep fans posted on any GH comings and goings news regarding a possible return for Chloe Lanier as Nelle Benson.
General Hospital star Wes Ramsey joined the cast of the adventurous, Daytime TV drama, in in October of 2017, and made his first on air debut on November 14th, 2017, as the devious Peter August.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal things are about to unravel as Peter’s secrets emerge from the darkness.
General Hospital news reports, actor, Wes Ramsey has shared a message on Instagram that sounds a lot like a goodbye. In the caption to his IG post below, Ramsey addresses fans by captioning, “Thank you for sharing in the adventure of this journey.”
Is this goodbye for GH’s slithery villain? GH Blog will keep fans up to date on any GH comings and goings news regarding Ramsey’s status with the soap opera.
Wes Ramsey’s real life girlfriend, Laura Wright, continues to play the iconic role of mob wife, Carly Corinthos. However, Ramsey’s potential exit has a much more significant impact on another character, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms). General Hospital spoilers reveal that Maxie is about to run into another storm as she suffers yet another great heartbreaking loss.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the news that GH’s, Ingo Rademacher had made an announcement on Instagram.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Ingo shared some good news with fans on his personal IG page. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ingo and his wife, Ehiku, are expecting their third child.
General Hospital fans and fellow GH co-stars weighed in on the big news to congratulate Ingo and his family. One particular comment lead to the current GH rumors surrounding Ingo’s family announcement.
General Hospital news reports Ingo has dropped a breaking hint on the sex of the new addition. In the comments under Ingo’s IG post, co- star, Marcus Coloma, who plays, Nikolas Cassadine, commented using red heart ❤️ emojis. Rademacher then replied with, “gonna need some advice mate :-).” Marcus Coloma has a daughter, which has brought fans to the conclusion that they think Ehiku is pregnant with w girl. Ingo o seems to be specifically seeking out advice from a friend who has a daughter, as Ingo himself has two sons. Take a look at the comments below.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports an upcoming cross-over between two ABC Network shows.
General Hospital news reports, the January 27th episode of General Hospital will include a special cross-over with GMA3.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) is working as a reporter for ABC’s, GMA3, and will interview ‘Deception’ model, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) for an upcoming piece.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate, the interview will take at the MetroCourt, where a major bombshell will be dropped. Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) offers her moral support to her friend when Peter August (Wes Ramsey) publishes an article about Sasha in The Invader.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have a friendship for the ages. Nothing can come between this bond. Not even death. They have been and always will be there for each other, sticking right by one another’s side through life’s crazy journey.
Jason has been a best friend to both Carly, and her husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). There isn’t another person Sonny trusts more than Jason and that goes both ways.
Jason and Carly started off steamy before she met and became Sonny’s First Lady. Now the trio has become inseparable.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly is grief stricken now that she believes Sonny is dead. She puts up a strong front for her kids even though she’s crumbling. Thankfully she has Jason, and Jason has her as well as a support system and shoulder to cry on as they both grieve for Sonny.
Previously, GH’s Maurice Benard hinted that Sonny should keep an eye on Jason and Carly as they could lean on each other while both grieving over the loss of Sonny.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal a statement from GH writer, Dan O’Connor. “There is always the question of how close can Jason and Carly get,” hints Dan O’Connor, “especially when Sonny is out of the picture and believed to be dead. We’ll wait and see.”
This statement may come to a shock to die hard Sonny and Carly fans, and GH fans as a whole. The Sonny, Carly, Jason, dynamic has been an iconic part of this drama filled sudser for over two decades. General Hospital rumors claim a Jason and Carly hookup could actually happen while Sonny is out of the picture, since he is believed to be be gone for good.
How far will Jason and Carly take their closeness while they turn to each other for support?
Last week, General Hospital Blog shares General Hospital news regarding what’s she was for Maurice Benard’s character, Sonny Corinthos.
Previous General Hospital spoilers reveal Sonny Corinthos has disappeared and Benard’s new look will tie into an upcoming story line.
In a recent post on IG, Maurice revealed his new, and much different look than his iconic, dark, slicked back locks and groomed face. Benard now has let all his Gray come through, including a grown out gray beard.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Benard has leaked a hint that his new look will tie into the story line surrounding the disappearance of Sonny Corinthos.
General Hospital rumors claim Sonny won’t be gone forever, but when he returns he may not remember the ones he loves and who love him. Word out on the street is that Sonny could have amnesia, making it difficult to reconnect with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), the rest of his family, and trusted friends like Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
Benard’s new look for Sonny makes total sense since it has been rumored that Sonny is out in nature somewhere, having to find shelter, without means of maintaining his appearance.
Last week, General Hospital star, Josh Swickard announced that his new Netflix movie, A California Christmas,” has been named the number one Netflix movie. He and his wife, Lauren, star together in this project.
General Hospital rumors have been flying, making claims of an upcoming exit for Josh Swickard as GH’s Detective Harrison Chase.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the Netflix movie, A California Christmas, starring Josh and Lauren Swickard, is getting a sequel. The news has lead to many General Hospital fans spreading rumor that Swickard will be too busy working on his upcoming film to have time to work on GH as Chase.
General Hospital comings and goings reports have not made and valid claims that this GH rumor is true. GH news hasn’t made confirmation on the status of Swickard with ABC’s, General Hospital.
General Hospital news and spoilers have confirmed that William deVry has taped his last scenes as Julian Jerome on General Hospital. deVry has played the role of troubled mobster turned family man, turned mobster, for seven years.
In a recent tweet from deVry, he reveals his plans to delete General Hospital from his DVR once his final episodes have aired.
Do you feel the same as William? Will you continue to watch General Hospital after deVry’s character, Julian Jerome makes his exit? At least one fan agrees, she’ll be deleting the daytime drama from her DVR as well.
General Hospital’s cast members are featured in what seems to be interchanging opportunities. Not a cast members are always featured on promos and the beginning theme.
GH’s Sydney Mikayla joined the cast as Trina Robinson, one of the new generation of teens. Mikayla joined General Hospital in 2018 as a recurring member but was soon offered a contract role in February of 2019. Trina was then made to have a more deep rooted connection to Port Charles when GH spoilers revealed that Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) is her father.
General Hospital news reports Sydney’s career at GH has taken a step forward. General Hospital spoilers reveal Sydney Mikayla has announced that her photo has made it to the cover of the latest General Hospital ad.
The photo below was taken from Sydney’s IG story, featuring her IG put on the cover!
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