Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) just received some good news that frankly, she doesn’t deserve. With persuasion from Jax (Ingo Rademacher), Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) called Nina to let her know he is willing to allow her to visit his son, and Nina’s grandson, Wiley.
Nina rushed backed to Port Charles at the chance to see and build a relationship with Wiley. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina has to answer to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) when it comes to the grandson they share.
General Hospital previews show Nina’s first encounter with Carly since Nina skipped town and landed in Nixon Falls. Nina left to clear her head after feeling betrayed by Jax and Carly, after they kept her in the dark about Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) being her long lost daughter.
General Hospital spoilers reveal carly is cordial with Nina, which is more than Nina deserves.
Nina has done some major damage to the Corinthos family by discovering Sonny is alive and never having the courtesy to put his family out of mourning. Not only has she kept this secret, but she has betrayed Sonny in more ways than one. Let’s start with how she has led him on, and now they’ve both developed feelings for one another, knowing damn well that he is a happily married man. Nina would never stand a chance with a man like Sonny if it weren’t for his amnesia.
General Hospital rumors indicate that time is near for Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to make his way home to PC, without knowing PC is his home. Although Nina’s first encounter with Carly won’t be volatile, what’s coming Nina’s way will be everything she deserves and more. No one crosses Carly and Sonny without paying for it.
Jax (Ingo Rademacher) has crossed the line while putting a wedge between himself and his daughter’s brother, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). Threats and blackmail don’t usually sit well with those who were supposed to be loved ones. Michael always saw Jax as family, and now his actions toward Michael and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) really put things into perspective. Jax is only looking to benefit himself. And in this case, he wants to be the hero for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jax has to face the music now that he has messed with Carly’s (Laura Wright) son. No matter how close Jax is to Carly.
General Hospital previews show Carly is letting Jax have it as she confronts him on his latest meddling. Blackmailing Carly’s son isn’t going to win Jax any brownie points with Carly, especially knowing that what he did was all for Nina. Jax now has to face Carly’s wrath, as he tries to talk his way out of stabbing her and Michael in the back.
Could this break the bond Carly and Jax have always had? Now the only thing tying them together is their daughter, Josslyn (Eden McCoy).
After much back and forth on the status of Wes Ramsey as Peter August, we now have clarification on exactly where he stands.
Elizabeth Webber made an assessment based on her knowledge as a medical professional. She took Peter’s pulse, and listen for his breath, and made her declaration based on the fact that she couldn’t get a pulse or hear and feel him breath. Peter was bleeding from his head after he smacked his head against the wall on his fall down the stairs.
General Hospital rumors started, claiming that maybe after Liz and Finn (Michael Easton) did whatever they did with his body, Peter could have possibly regained consciousness.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn and Elizabeth’s bond will grow stronger after their experience with what happened to Peter and the secret they are keeping.
General Hospital news confirms Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital. According to the cover of a recent edition of, Soap Opera Digest, the actor is OUT at GH, and the role of Peter August has been killed off.
General Hospital Blog wishes Wes Ramsey the best of luck in his future endeavors. His role as Peter August gave fans that love-to-hate feeling, and Ramsey’s talent helped keep fans captivated as the troubled villain.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) finally got what he deserved when Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) snapped, lost control, and pushed Peter down the stairs of the hospital, causing what looked to be his demise.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Dr. Finn are the only ones who know what happened to Peter while the rat of Port Charles try to hunt him down. Liz check his pulse and breath and got nothing. She and Finn came up with a plan to buy enough time for Finn to keep working on a cure for Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), by avoiding an investigation about Peter’s death.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Liz and Finn have conjured up a mass cover up, but the GH audience remains in the dark about if and where they moved his body.
General Hospital news outlets have yet to confirm Wes Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital, as well as the actor himself. This lack of confirmation draws up new General Hospital rumors, claiming Peter might not be dead after all. If Liz and Finn moved his body and walked away, it’s possible he regained consciousness and was able to seek medical attention. If that’s the case, Elizabeth could possibly go down in history as the worst medical professional on the planet, declaring someone dead who isn’t. ????
Although Ramsey’s exit from GH hasn’t been confirmed, that’s the likely outcome based on where his character Peter’s storyline has been led.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any General Hospital comings and goings surrounding the status of Wes Ramsey’s role on GH.
The time is near, and the wait is (almost) over, as we get closer and closer to Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) return to Port Charles.
Mike still has no recollection of his life as Sonny with his wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and is pursuing a romantic relationship with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) while she is betraying Sonny himself, her friends Phyllis (Joyce Guy) and Lenny Caulfield (Rif Hutton), and all of Sonny’s loved ones as she selfishly reaps the benefits of Sonny’s and everyone’s kindness.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the time is near that Sonny will be reunited with his family, and a key element to discovering Sonny’s existence is his PC- famous pasta sauce. Back when Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) came to Nixon Falls to pick up Jax (Ingo Rademacher), Trina had the pleasure of not only tasting the sauce, but taking a container of it back home to Port Charles. Right then and there, General Hospital rumors began making claims that someone who knows Sonny’s sauce will taste it and trigger a memory. The storyline seems to be dropped until now. “Mike” has sent his sauce packing with Nina as she heads back to PC to be with Wiley.
General Hospital previews indicate Sonny could take Lenny’s (Rif Hutton) suggestion and hop on a flight to Port Charles and go chase after Nina. It’s only a matter of time before the people who know and love Sonny the deepest, will put the o wives together. Nina’s scheme is about to blow up in her face, and the wrath of Carly Corinthos will make Nina wish she never returned to PC.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has had to pick up the pieces after the presumed death of her husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). She has also taken on the weight of the world as she has stepped up and taken his place on power with The Five Families.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly won’t be mourning for much longer. Although she has remained strong and resilient, Carly is still missing the love of her life… all while Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) not only knows he is alive, but is also moving in on Carly’s man!
General Hospital previews show Carly saying a common phrase, “Isn’t it funny how things work out.” Little does she know, she’s about to find out just how “funny” things turn out to be.
General Hospital rumors claim “Mike” will take Lenny’s advice and hop on a flight to Port Charles. But Mike still doesn’t have his memories as Sonny, and he’s actually fin fun to chase Nina. It’s possible that he’ll get recognized before regaining his memory, and Nina is all he knows. Will he reject Carly’s affections because of Nina?
It may be a long road before Mike remembers himself as Sonny, and it could take a lot of convincing from his family and friends. Nina will hopefully get what’s coming to her. Now that Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was forced by Jax (Ingo Rademacher) to extend a courtesy to Nina she doesn’t deserve, she’ll have her grandson Wiley ripped right from under her once everyone finds out what she has done.
Carly Corinthos shows no mercy to those who betray her and her family. And things will work out just right for Carly in the end when Nina gets what she deserves.
Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) has been working on a cure for his son, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard), with Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), and he thought he had it in the bag. Elizabeth called Chase’s mom, Jackie Templeton (Kim Delaney) to come to the hospital right away. Finn and Elizabeth explained that both parents needed to be present to gain dna swab samples.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn’s cure didn’t work out the way he had hoped, and it looks like Chase is in more grave danger than ever before. Finn needs to act quickly, so he and Elizabeth must figure out what possibly could have gone wrong.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest it’s one simple detail that needs to be tweaked in order for the antidote to work as planned. Finn and Elizabeth explained that the DNA swab samples need to come from both parents, as the immune system would recognize DNA from those who created Chase. This seemed like the perfect plan; to gather DNA from both parents… unless one of them isn’t one of Chase’s parents.
General Hospital rumors suggest this is when they will find out that Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) is actually Chase’s father, and Finn is still his brother! They will piece together that Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) tampered with the results to get back at Jackie.
Do you hope it turns out that Finn is not Chase’s father, or have you embraced a father son relationship between the two?
Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) have been going to great lengths to find a cure for Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and battling Peter August (Wes Ramsey) for the antidote. Now that the possibility of Peter handing over the antidote is long gone, Finn is feeling the pressure to come up with the right compound to combat whatever ill was from which Chase is suffering.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn has a breakthrough on his research for the cure. He and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) have been working tirelessly as Liz was there for Finn through his brainstorming and strategies.
In the latest General Hospital previews, Chase can’t believe his ears when Finn delivers the unbelievable news. Finn assures Chase that what he’s telling him is real. Elizabeth makes a phone call, with excitement on her face and in her tone, summoning someone to the hospital right away.
General Hospital rumors suggest Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) will have a lot of explaining to do now that Chase will no longer be on his death bed. They have no choice but to come clean, and the fallout of yet another lie between Chase, Willow, and Michael, will definitely have it’s consequences.
Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) are in this thing together, and they’re in deep. Both of their lives have been adversely effected by the awful things Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has done, and now they are more bound to the situation than ever.
Elizabeth and Finn are the only ones who know what really happened to Peter, and Finn is feeling guilty. General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth pita things into perspective for Finn as he races to find a cure to save Chase’s (Josh Swickard) life.
General Hospital previews show Liz helping Finn as he strategies and navigates around medical formulas that could potentially be the right compound to combat what we Chase is suffering from.
Liz tells Finn that Chase’s chances of survival have always depended on Finn’s strengths as a doctor. Peter was just a distraction as he was never really found to give up that antidote in the first place.
General Hospital rumors claim now that Finn has a clearer understanding instead of being clouded by guilt, he will get closer to making a breakthrough. Will he get it in time?
Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) is stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to come up with a cure to save Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) life.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn is now blaming himself as Chase’s condition worsens. He feels responsible now that Peter August (Wes Ramsey)’s death is on Finn’s hands.
I’m today’s General Hospital previews, Finn and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) are working hard to get this right. Elizabeth tells Finn that Chase’s survival always always depended on Finn, meaning, Peter would have never come through with the antidote regardless. She tried to reassure Finn that even if he didn’t kill Peter, he would still be the one to have to save Chase.
General Hospital rumors suggest Finn and Elizabeth maintain their bond with keeping the secret about Peter’s death. But now Finn doesn’t have his antidote to fall back on- which in reality, he never did.
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