It seems like Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) has found himself on the other end of a situation similar to the one he himself, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) found themselves in back when Sasha and Chase lied to Michael and Willow for the greater good. Now the tables have turned and Michael knows what it feels like to choose to lie about a relationship in order to protect someone else. In Chase’s vulnerable state, Michael and Willow find it best that Chase believes he and Willow are a couple.
Michael and Willow are falling deeper in love but are keeping their feelings under wraps for Chase’s sake. General Hospital spoilers reveal nothing good will come from this lie, even though their intentions are pure. You’d think they would have learned from the past but it looks like history is repeating itself. When Chase learns the truth, he will be devastated.
General Hospital previews show Jax (Ingo Rademacher) acting oddly interested in “what’s going on with Michael,” which has led fans to drum up an assumption.
General Hospital rumors suggest Jax is the one who was looking in on Michael and Willow as they made love. Jax is still driven by trying to do right by Nina (Cynthia Watros) after he and Carly kept the secret about Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) from her. It’s possible that Jax will use what he has witnessed to blackmail Michael and Willow into allowing Nina access to her grandson, Wiley.
Jax wants to play Nina’s hero and in telling Chase the truth, he feels like he would have the upper hand in the situation with Willow and Chase, assuming they’d have no other option but to give in.
Jax’s plan might not work the way he hopes because Michael is on the way to telling the truth anyway. And when Jax finds out what Nina has really been up to, his efforts will all be for nothing.
Nina Reeve (Cynthia Watros) has let herself down a dark path of lies, and betrayals, all in the name of getting hurt and wanting revenge. The situation with seeking out her long lost daughter had consumed her thoughts and ultimately carries out into taking over her life’s decisions.
Nina’s decisions led her to a situation she never saw coming. Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has been presumed dead and his family has been in mourning. She was so Hell bent on sticking it to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jasper Jax (Ingo Rademacher) for not telling her about Nelle Benson, that she couldn’t see further than the heat of the moment when she stumbles upon Sonny living with Phyllis (Joyce Guy) at The Tan-O.
General Hospital previews show Carly is growing weary of all the stress and responsibilities that come along with such a role as she has taken on since her husband’s presumed death.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that in the midst of all the drama surrounding her life, Carly takes a moment to think about how great a loss she has suffered, and really missing Sonny right now.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina gets closer to divulging the truth when she confides on Phyllis. Phyllis asks Nina what’s holding her back when it comes to her feelings for “Mike.”
General Hospital news reports indicate the time is near for Sonny to return home to Port Charles and his family. GH rumors suggest this big revelation of Sonny’s existence will cause quite an uproar. Sonny isn’t one to take betrayal lightly, especially when his feelings are involved. Betrayal by a woman he cares for could set Sonny over the edge, and rightfully so.
Nina’s quaint little life in the small town of Nixon Falls has has its fair share of drama, but the drama involving Elijah (Dan White) is nothing compared to what’s coming her way once the truth comes out.
It’s always a pleasure to be let into the personal lives of our favorite actors and actresses on General Hospital. GH fans like to keep up to date on their favorite star’s milestones and memorable moments.
General Hospital news and spoilers hinted back in February, that GH star, Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jax Jacks), and wife Ehiku were expecting their third child. GH spoilers hinted the sex of the baby as Ingo announced they were expecting a baby girl.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the day has arrived and Ehiku has given birth to her third child. After having two boys, a Ingo and Ehiku welcomed a baby daughter to the Rademacher family.
In a recent Instagram post, Ingo announced his daughter, ‘Iwa (pronounced Eva) Lehua Rademacher was born early Saturday morning at their family home. Ingo does on to describe his wife, Ehiku, and the mother of his children, as a champion.
We at GH Blog congratulate the entire Rademacher family as they welcome this blessing into their lives and family. ‘Iwa will be adored by her parents and two brothers, Peanut Kai and Pohaku Zen.
Never mix business with pleasure is a common phrase, yet not many follow those rules. Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) broke that rule when she slept with Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
Brook Lynn slept with Valentin even after he pulled the wool over her eyes and basically swindled shares of ELQ right from under her. This resulted in Valentin’s control over the Quartermaine’s family business. Needless to say, her father Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) was not happy.
Things between Valentin and Brook Lynn become even more complex upon her return to Port Charles when she announced her pregnancy and that the baby’s father is Valentin. Brook Lynn is now pulling the wool over Valentin’s eyes to take back her shares of ELQ, and General Hospital rumors indicate her scheme will cause a messy situation. Now that Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and her new baby, Louise are thrown into the equation, the entanglement between all parties gets more and more intertwined.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie will be led to believe that Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is still out there somewhere, remaining a threat to herself and Louise. This will allow time for Brook Lynn, Valentin, and baby Louise, who Brook Lynn calls “Bailey,” will grow closer as a family.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Brook Lynn and Valentin will fall head over heels for this baby girl, which could also lead to developing feelings for one another as well.
It’s extremely heartbreaking for Maxie to sit back and watch her daughter be cared for and loved by another woman. Although Brook Lynn is here to help Maxie, GH rumors claim things may take a turn, and Maxie will be pushed aside. If GH rumors surrounding a romantic connection for Louise’s imposter parents reign true, Maxie could be pushed out of the equation all together. How far will Brook Lynn take her role as doting new mommy? If it came down to this, once Maxie learns Peter is dead, there will be nothing stopping Maxie from calling out Brook Lynn and telling Valentin he’s not the baby’s father.
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) was desperate and willing to do absolutely anything to protect her baby girl, Louise, from her own father, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Her plan has to go to extremes to ensure the best outcome for herself and her baby. It just so happened that things worked out best this way for Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) too.
But General Hospital spoilers reveal that this “best case scenario” is only for the short term. The storyline might take long in the eyes of the GH audience, but as for Maxie, Brook Lynn, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and baby Lousie, this feeling of contentment won’t last forever.
General Hospital rumors indicate Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) will continue on with their plan to keep the truth solely between the two of them, allowing everyone else to continue to believe that Peter is on the run. By Maxie believing Peter is still out there somewhere, she will want to make sure her baby stays safe with Brook Lynn and Valentin. This extended amount of time baby Louise is in their care will only make things more difficult for Brook Lynn come time she has to return the child to her rightful mother.
The fact that Valentin is in the dark about all of this, and truly believes the baby to be his, will cause complete devastation and heartache for all parties involved. Maxie and Brook Lynn’s plan seemed fool proof as a way to protect Louise and Maxie from Peter. However, Brook Lynn hasn’t considered the inevitable fallout when it’s finally safe for Maxie to get her baby back. This leads some fans to believe that Brook Lynn herself will be too attached to baby Bailey (Louise), to give her back to Maxie.
GH rumors claim Brook Lynn won’t hold up her end of the bargain, and she and Valentin will out up a good fight to keep the baby.
Can you see Brook Lynn turning on Maxie after all they have been through?
The day has finally arrived. GH fans have been anticipating the day Peter August (Wes Ramsey) got what has been coming to him. Peter has been getting away with tormenting the people of Port Charles for far too long. But those he has hurt the most take solice in knowing that each move Peter makes is a step closer to him slipping up and getting caught.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Peter August is without a pulse, without breath, which led Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) to believe he is dead. She and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) plan to make Peter’s disappearance look like he’s on the run.
General Hospital rumors claim Finn and Elizabeth keep this secret together, alluding to their family and friends that Peter must have taken off and is on the run.
General Hospital news reports have not yet confirmed Wes Ramsey’s exit from General Hospital, as well as Ramsey himself. He has not made a statement yet at this time, confirming or denying the exit rumors. It seems pretty clear that Peter August is as dead as one can be after Elizabeth found no pulse and no breath while he was lying lifeless and bleeding, at the bottom of the stairwell.
General Hospital comings and goings rumors claim Ramsey is OUT at GH and his character, Peter August will be assumed on the run until finally being declared deceased.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any news related to Wes Ramsey’s GJ edit rumors and status with the daytime drama.
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) may hold the Cassadine name, and have a dark and shady past, but there’s good in him that comes out in his love for fatherhood. Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) knows how to pick ‘em when it comes to baby daddy’s, even if it’s fake ????.
Brook Lynn and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) have pulled off the baby transfer after Maxie’s traumatizing birthing session in the forest. Brook Lynn didn’t quite think of everything, and has had to roll with the punches with the obstacles that have come her way. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) insisted on taking Brook Lynn to GH so that she and the baby could get checked out.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn will run into Valentin at GH, baby in hand. In recent General Hospital previews, Valentin approaches his new baby mama as she hold the tiny little baby girl whom he believes is their child. Valentin is in awe of the newborn and exclaims, “my daughter,” when he sets his sights on her for the first time. Brook Lynn is on edge when being approached by Valentin. She has to keep up her lies in order to keep up her charade for her shares of ELQ. It’s only a matter of time before devastation hits.
Only time will tell how this all will play out, and how Valentin and even Brook Lynn will dal in love with a child that isn’t theirs. GH rumors suggest this is about to her really messy.
The wait is over. Peter August (Wes Ramsey) finally got what was coming to him. After all the lives Peter has destroyed, including committing murder more than once.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Finn and Elizabeth keep what happened to Peter a secret. Liz made it crystal clear that she doesn’t want Finn going to prison over a disgrace or w human such as Peter. She also pointed out that if Finn comes clean, or even admits he and Peter had an argument, the investigation would take too long. Time is of the essence when it comes to Chase’s condition which was brought on by Peter.
General Hospital previews show Liz and Finn talking to Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) about Peter. They are sticking to their story that Peter has gotten away and is on the run. It looks as though the lies have come full circle now that Finn has to keep this secret about Peter from Anna.
What will they do with the body? General Hospital rumors claim Liz and Peter need to move Peter’s body so that he isn’t found and can continue to be presumed a fugitive.
Every so often an actor/actress displays a level of talent that is so powerful, we as fans can’t help but recognize. There are also those times when not only the fans give recognition, but co-stars as well.
The performance by Kirsten Storms on Wednesday’s episode of General Hospital set the bar extremely high for these recognizable scenes. The raw emotion brought forth by Storms has her audience living and breathing everything Maxie Jones was feeling as she was finally letting it all out on the man she once loved, Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Kirsten’s co-star and scene partner, Wes Ramsey, has publicly recognized Kirsten for her work and what she has brought to the story of Maxie and Peter.
In a recent Instagram post, Ramsey highlights his screen partner, Storms, while recognizing their chemistry as co-stars. A portion of Ramsey’s caption reads, “We really brought the house down. In a glorious blaze. ????”
General Hospital rumors were bound to surface as Peter August runs out of time. Those rumors claim that Ramsey could be headed toward his GH exit. These rumors are based on Peter’s unredeemable character. How can anyone come back from this? It’s entirely possible. It’s a soap opera, and in the soap world, anything is possible.
The pressure is on for Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) to find a way to save Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard). He’s been gravely ill for weeks as a result of Peter August’s (Wes Ramsey) destruction and aim to hit Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) where it hurts.
General Hospital spoilers reveal It’s coming down to the wire for Chase, and Finn fears the worst. He’s desperate to get his hands on the antidote from Peter. He’s been working tirelessly to no avail, and if he doesn’t make a move fast, Chase will die.
General Hospital previews give a glimpse of what’s ahead, when Finn decides to follow Peter to the roof of GH to confront him for what he so desperately needs. Peter isn’t once to be reasoned with, especially now after being scorned by the one person he actually loves. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) pretended as long as she could, but eventually absolutely lost it on Peter.
General Hospital rumors hint that the one who pushes Peter down the stairwell is none other than Finn himself. It’s unclear yet whether it was an accident or intentional; out of frustration, anger, and desperation to save Chase.
Finn is well aware that Peter holds Chase’s fate in his hands, so it would be odd if he intentionally throws Peter down the stairs. But it’s also plausible that things got so heated, Finn acted in the moment. Could it be an accident? After all Peter has done to destroy the lives of the people of Port Charles, would there be much satisfaction if he dies accidentally?
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