It’s no secret now that Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has actually no one in her corner. The one women whom Nelle thought would be the one to help her out in court, turned out to be the very last nail on the coffin for Nelle’s chances at custody of Wiley.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is Nelle’s boss and during the time they’d spend working together, Nelle felt like she could get close enough to Nina to use her has a “good reference” in court. Nelle wanted Nina to testify on her behalf so badly, that now that Nina has turned the tables, Nelle is seething.
General Hospital spoilers have revealed that Nina and Nelle both possess the corresponding halves the the heart shaped pendant. Many Genera Hospital rumors claim that although it seems as if Nelle will turn out to be Nina’s daughter, that is actually false. But that won’t stop Nelle. It’s been rumored that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) will turn out to be Nina’s long lost daughter.
Genera Hospital rumors indicate Nelle will I’m fact spot that heart shaped pendant Nina dropped on the floor and use the fact that she possesses the other half as her way to manipulate Nina yet again. General Hospital rumors suggest Nelle will use the pendant to convince Nina they are mother and daughter. And not to waste any more time. Nelle is very manipulative and since this subject for Nina is very sensitive, she just may be vulnerable enough to but into Nelle’s deception.
Amanda Setton joined the cast of General Hospital in 2019. She has taken on the role of Brook Lynn Ashton (Quartermaine), daughter of Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer).
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that Amanda Setton will exit the role of Brook Lynn and it remains unclear when she will return. The exit is temporarily to accommodate her pregnancy.
As she sits in the courtroom at her son’s custody hearing, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is clutching a heart shaped pendant she recently found. Nina Reeves miraculously has the other half, leading some to believe that Nelle must be Nina’s daughter. However, General Hospital spoilers show that things aren’t always as they seem.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) has been involved in some shady dealings. Nina’s mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills), was involved in the disappearance of her own grandchild. Nina was drugged and her baby was stolen all by the word of her own mother. General Hospital rumors claim Harmony is Willow’s adoptive mother, adopting Willow from Madeline and handling the shady business deal with Frank Benson (Nelle’s father).
Willow already disclosed to Nina that her mother travels lightly. So the suspicions around the necklace take into consideration that Harmony travels lightly and likely left the necklace behind at Frank Benson’s place, where Nelle could have gotten the necklace and kept it as her own.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Willow gets a surprise visitor next week. GH rumors hint that the visitor could be Harmony. It’s possible that Harmony notices the pendant and outwardly talks about how she has seen that necklace before. This could jog some memories for all involved and come to the realization that the necklace didn’t originally belong to Nelle…
Will Harmony spill the beans consciously or inadvertently?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) has always had deep intuition when it came to trusting new people around his boss Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and their two families. Jason has previously been suspicious of Brando, after learning from Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) that her son Brando, has died, Jason couldn’t just shake the fact that he has magically appeared. Even after Gladys explained she was ashamed of her son and his addiction, Jason still found everything to be a little too convenient. Brando was at the right place at the right time when Cyrus put out that ambush hit on Sonny’s family on the docks. One thing we know is that Brando protected Sonny’s family.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brando will meet with Cyrus Renault and this is possibly where Sam begins to grow suspicious. Knowing that Brando saved Carly and helped the entire situation, Sam will have a hard time figuring out why Brando would ever meet with Cyrus.
General Hospital rumors claim Brando is actually working for Cyrus. But some claim Brando just might be working for Cyrus- except against his free will. Brando has a history with drug addiction and could be tied to Cyrus for debts to old habits.
Other General Hospital rumors claim Brando is working undercover to take down Cyrus, and possibly the meeting is for Cyrus to confront Brando.
Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) is a name in Daytime TV that’s impossible to forget. And when we think of Brenda, we think of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Sonny has been a key player in Port Charles for about three decades and is still today one of the main reasons GH fans tune in.
General Hospital Blog has previously reported that Maurice Benard spoke out regarding his friend and co-star, and mentioned that bringing Vanessa back was Brenda is a “no brainer.”
Sonny and Brenda had a love for the ages and their iconic story lives on within the memories of the fans. According to new General Hospital news and spoilers, Brenda Barrett could no longer be just a memory.
General Hospital news reveals in a recent tweet reply to a Genera Hospital fan, Marcil seems to have put that person in their place. The fan tweets, “I love Maurice… never was a fan of Brenda. I was glad to see her go.” Then Vanessa Marcil herself replied to the tweet by commenting, “I’ve got some bad news for ya ?.” General Hospital rumors may become reality, as this comment from Marcil seems to indicate a definite return to GH for the actress.
General Hospital is ALL NEW tomorrow, Monday, August 3rd!
GH’s Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) and Donnell Turner (Curtis Ashford) took over the General Hospital Official Instagram account to post a very important message to fans.
Steve and Donnell warn fans not to miss the first five minutes of tomorrow’s ALL NEW episode with an inserted, surprise scene!
The cast and crew of General Hospital went back to work, where filming resumed on July 20th. Proper Covid-19 protocol and safety precautions have been implemented.
GH fans and cast and crew alike have been waiting for that special day when GH begins to air all new episodes once again.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be something BIG happening on GH’s return debut on Monday, August 3rd. GH’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini states, “The very first few seconds of the show, I think, will blow a lot of the audience’s mind because there’s a big surprise that we inserted in,” said Valentini.
Upcoming Genera Hospital spoilers reveal that according to Frank Valentini, He continues on to say, “And there is a bang and a surprise and a twist and it’s going to be a lot of fun,” according to Valentini.
Are you ready for all the drama, excitement, and adventure to return?!
The date to resume filming in LA was delayed multiple times for several reasons. Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases, LA County had held off on the June date to resume production. The start date was delayed again due to guidelines and safety and health regulations having to be implemented.
After a long four month wait, General Hospital news reports that GH will be all new on Monday, August 3rd.
In a recent ABC7 news report, GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, made statements regarding getting back to filming the show, the studio’s protocol, and what’s ahead for the residents of Port Charles.
GH fans have been anxiously awaiting the return of their favorite Daytime Drama, Genera Hospital, as the four month drought seemed like eternity. In regard to the July 20th start date for the cast and crew, Valentini told ABC7, “It took that long to establish the protocols and to think through every step of the production process,” producer Frank Valentini said. Many changes have been made at Prospect Studios, including having to have your temperature taken before even entering the building.
The Nurses Ball usually happens in May, but due to COVID-19, the month was cut short and the Nurses Ball was sadly missed. However, have no worries, GH fans have been assured by Valentini that this year’s Nurses Ball will happen. He states, “And, although it will be about four months later than usual, the annual Nurses’ Ball will return, this time in August.“
General Hospital spoilers indicate Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) father, Mike Corbin (Max Gail), is nearing the end as Alzheimer’s takes it’s toll. Frank Valentini reveals they will wrap up Mike’s storyline in a few short months. Get ready for some tear jerking scenes involving the Corinthos family.
A Twitter conversation was sparked between a General Hospital fan and the Governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu. The GH fan took to twitter to address a weighing concern many General Hospital fans hold near.
The GH fan pleaded with the Governor, asking to ensure General Hospital’s first episode on Monday, August 3rd, will not be interrupted. The Governor surprisingly relief with a warm and knowledgeable response, name dropping Port Charles’ A list players. Bradford Anderson couldn’t help but ask about Spinelli…
Brand new episodes of General Hospital air this week, starting on Monday, August 3rd. Scenes from August 3rd’s upcoming episode have recently been released and are out for preview.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) will get down to business in the courtroom as she sugar coats nothing when being asked about Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier).
Take a look below at what’s to come this week, as General Hospital is ALL NEW!
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