It is with a heavy heart that I not only had to share this news with you early this morning, but that it is indeed a reality. While still in disbelieve, the tragic news continues to pour through each and every media outlet.
General Hospital news reports confirm the death of three-time Daytime Emmy winner Billy Miller. He has won two Daytime Emmy’s for his role in Y & R, along with a win for playing Jason Morgan/Jake Doe on General Hospital. At this time the cause of death remains unknown. However, GH spoilers reveal that a family member has taken to social media with the news.
Known for his roles in Suits, The Young and the Restless, and of course, General Hospital, Billy Miller was an extraordinary talent and a beloved fan favorite. According to the mastery GH news and story developments, Miller’s cousin reached out on social media and provided slightly more information about the tragedy. She mentions that Billy is her second cousin, and his mother Pat is her first.
Billy Miller passes away on what was two days prior to his 44th birthday. Today, September 17th is Billy’s birthday. Please keep Billy Miller in your prayers as his family mourns his loss. General Hospital Blog will provide updates as the story develops.
Our girl BLQ is about to be in her grind. She’s about to work hard for her place in her friend’s lives. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) really gave it to Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) after what she did resonated. The high fashion icon thought about her so-called friend’s actions and couldn’t keep quiet. So the next time Maxie saw Brook Lynn she gave her a piece of her mind.
Brook Lynn knows that what she did was wrong and she doesn’t feel good about it. But that doesn’t excuse how she betrayed Maxie, Lucy, and everyone who has worked so hard at Deception. She knows that she has to make it up to them somehow. Of course, she tells herself she can’t go back to scheming. Maxie’s right and this isn’t high school anymore. Brook Lynn realizes that now, so she decides to do something about what she’s done.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Brook Lynn saves Deception in the courtroom. The whole thing was one big set up that was orchestrated by Tracy and Martin’s ex-wife Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva). Will BLQ tell the truth in front of the judge?
Ok, so we have to take everything into consideration. I’m going to be honest with you, I wasn’t aware of all that Lucy did to Tracy in the past. Not to mention everything she’d done to the Quartermaine family as well. It was before my time (of when I started watching), and the details haven’t been much of interest to me. However, I’m now intrigued.
Between Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) I can’t really tell you who I think is the bad guy. Before recent GH spoilers about Lucy came to light, I would have said that I’m team Lucy. Now, I’m not so sure. Additionally, GH spoilers hint that Lucy turns on Sasha to save Deception. While some may think that Lucy has to do what she has to do to keep her business afloat, most think that it’s a very self-serving thing to do. After all, none of this is even Sasha’s doing.
Then there’s Tracy Quartermaine. This woman has cooked up some iniquitous recipes to produce the most wicked schemes. So who is the bad guy? Are you Team Lucy or Team Tracy?! Take the GH POLL and share your pick!
What I really want to know is why in the world didn’t Chase ask Brook Lynn what Tracy had her do? Maybe he did and I missed it, but something tells me that he should have been more up on things. You know, being a detective and all.
Over at Deception, Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) are reeling over Brook Lynn’s (Amanda Setton) latest act of malice. General Hospital recaps recall Maxie’s blasting her so-called friend, telling her, “this isn’t high school.” Rightfully so, Maxie is livid and told Brook Lynn exactly what’s up. The sheepish look on BLQ’s face indicates that Maxie’s words hit close to home.
According to General Hospital spoilers, confessions spill out like over over-filled kiddie pool with the hose still running. Apparently, no one has to break her arm to come clean this time. GH spoilers and rumors hint that Brook Lynn tells Chase about Deception and exactly what she had to do for Granny The Tyrant, Tracy.
Still, it seems odd that Brook Lynn admitted that Tracy blackmailed her over Chase’s position at the PCPD, yet the topic of what she made BLQ do hasn’t come up. Regardless, Chase founds out soon enough. Has BLQ exceeded her 9 lives?
Running a successful business means that you have to do the hard stuff in order to reap the rewards. Sadly, often times making the best decision for your business isn’t always the nicest. Some are cut out for it while others can’t set emotions aside when it comes to business tactics.
Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva) really did a number in Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring). She’s stuck between a rock and a hard place and refuses to use Tracy’s way out. Just weeks ago in Lucy and deception. We’re sitting on top of the world. Now she’s scrambling to save the company that she’s worked so hard for. And Lucy’s mind she’ll do whatever it takes.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Lucy turns on Sasha to save her self and Deception. To be honest, I’ve never seen Lucy as a bad guy, but now that Tracy sort of laid it all out there, I can see how Lucy’s selfish decisions have detrimental effects on others. And without a care in the world she coasts on by.
Recent GH spoilers and rumors indicate that Lucy approaches Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) regarding a sensitive issue. With all that’s going on with Sasha, Lucy worries that she’s yet another dark cloud hanging over her company. Ultimately, in her moments of desperation, Lucy turns on Sasha to save herself. She approaches Nina and says, “I’ve got to replace her as soon as possible.”
Jon Lindstrom and John York have known each other for years. The entire Soap Opera community is feeling the weight of this one. As most of you know, John York (Max Scorpio) revealed that he is battling two blood disorders. In this video, friend and co-star Jon Lindstrom (Kevin Collins/Ryan Chamberlain) speaks out about his friend.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal an outpouring of support and love from all who know and admire General Hospital star, John J. York. Many of York’s close friends and colleagues have reach out out on social media to express their support.
Additionally, these messages also contain the link to add your name to the registry. If you’re between the ages of 18 and 40, please think about registering to become a potential donor. Want to see if you can Be a match for Mac? Then be sure to click on the link and it will direct you to John’s story and the link to register or give a donation.
John is optimistic and reassures fans that this is not a goodbye but a so long. Mac will be back. Meanwhile, let’s continue to rally for the return of the Mac!
General Hospital can be a revolving door for certain actors on the show. Throughout the years many have gone on to other things with the safety net of a welcomed return. That is, only if you’re a fan favorite. Because not everyone has the luxury of popping in and out. Often times an actor leaves and the role is recast.
Saying goodbye to a favorite character/actor can be tough. And that’s exactly how we all felt when Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) lost her daughter. Unlike many other soap opera deaths, sadly, Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is gone for good.
Moreover, Liesl didn’t stick around much after Britt died. She did what she had to do as Willow Tait Corinthos’s (Katelyn MacMullen) bone marrow donor and went on her way. Liesl had a few conversations with Scott (Kin Shriner) and Nina (Cynthia Watros) before she left Port Charles and since hasn’t been seen in months.
Kathleen Gati Brings Liesl Back
“You never know when Liesl Obrecht may show up on GH!” if that’s not a hint than I don’t know what is. Furthermore, she carries on with another tweet in response to a fan. Check out Gati’s GH spoiler below.
Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) cooked up an impressive plan with Martin Grey’s ex-wife. Blair Cramer (Kassie DePaiva) and Tracy make a dynamic team when it comes to cunning business practices. Therefore, Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) is about to face the fight of her career.
Over at the Metro Court, Tracy and Blair go about their business as Lucy and Martin spectate. Unbeknownst to Lucy, Martin’s squeamish behavior has little to do with Tracy and everything to do with the blonde bobbed lady.
Meanwhile, Blair the blond bobbed person discusses her’s and Tracy’s calculated plan. She’s had enough of Martin’s mooching and wants to put an end to it. So, Blair plans to push Martin down the aisle with Lucy so that his alimony stops. Despite the fact that Blair’s plan checks a lot of boxes, it’s still not a guarantee. What makes her think that Lucy still wants to marry Marty after what he’s done? And the gaslighting, don’t even get me started how Martin gaslighting Lucy. Sadly, he denies any involvement in the Deceptor as Lucy simply wants to give credit where credit is due.
It’s only a matter of time before the truth hits the headlines. It was all a setup, and Martin’s ex-wife #3 just came for what’s hers. Well, and then some.
Out of all of Sonny’s ex-wives and lovers, I’d have to say that Carly [Corinthos] Spencer (Laura Wright) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) have the most grit. In fact, both women have displayed strong personalities with survival skills that are unmatched by most. Unlike Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and some other, weaker woman who have warmed Sonny’s bed- (or a crypt if you’re Ava), Carly and Ava know what it takes to survive in Sonny’s world. But only Carly has the loyalty.
GH recaps recall a pure Sonny and Carly moment when he asked for his ex-wife’s help. Although more cautious than her old self, Carly still agrees to step up for her ex-husband. Apparently, Ava Jerome (Maura West) forgets the sacrifices that it takes to help protect loved ones.
That said, GH spoilers tease that Ava overlooks Carly’s sacrifice. Despite the fact that Ava ultimately benefits from Carly’s loyalty to Sonny, she had the nerve to give Carly a hard time. Because by agreeing to help Sonny, Carly helps protect his and Ava’s daughter, Avery. There’s no doubt that Carly wouldn’t do what it takes to protect a child. Even if that means not only helping her ex, but also helping one of his ex-lovers.
Apparently, Carly has to give Ava a little reminder about what’s really going on. Carly confronts ungrateful Ava in the most recent General Hospital previews. Take a look!
Maybe it’s just me but I find that nostalgia has a way of bringing communities together. Like, when you and a life long friend begin to reminisce about the days of old, and reflect on the good times. In doing so we tend to remember certain people and events that bring a sense of comfort to mind.
For me, the same goes for television and music. Almost all of today’s top 40 pop songs contain music samples from the past. So when you hear this fresh sound with a familiar twist, you kinda feel right at home. Well, that’s how it is for me when my faves from the past return.
I started watching General Hospital in the 1990s like many of you. And I can honestly say that this era seems to have left the most permanent mark on GH fans. That said, do you remember the popular character, Karen Wexler, played by Cari Sheen? She was right there in the middle of heated storylines involving strip clubs, drugs, and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital 1992 The Island
It was the age of “The Island,” when Karen, Jason Quartermaine (Steve Burton), and Jagger Cates (Antonio Sabato Jr.) got stranded on an island. Moreover, it was the first jig storyline my pre-teen self really got into. And for that I will always remember and be grateful I beg and watching GH when I did.
Maurice Benard Reveals Upcoming Guest
At a recent fan event in Royal Oak Michigan, Maurice Benard discussed GH, mental illness, and everything in between. A hot topic was definitely his YouTube channel, State of Mind. He uses the platform to interview past and present co-stars, and anyone who wants to share their story.
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