Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) is the surrogate and biological mother to her sister Molly’s (Kristen Vaganos) baby. After heartbreak and much debate, Molly and TJ finally accepted Molly’s offer to carry a baby to term for them.
According to the current storyline, Molly’s complicated medical situation has left her unable to carry a baby. The attorney and her partner, the doctor, entered their domestic partnership with their careers on their minds. Suddenly, Molly was all about having a baby. GH recaps recall that Dr. Ashford and Molly were devastated when they received the news that Molly shouldn’t become pregnant again. Quickly, they came up with a solution to use a surrogate.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that their epochal experience goes very wrong for the professional couple and their trusted sister. So far, so good regarding how Kristina handles being pregnant with her brother-in-law’s baby. Biologically, Molly is the aunt and Kristina the mother. If at any time legal advice was needed, it’s definitely when these three decided to proceed with this agreement.
There are so many ways that this could play out and every angle should be covered from a contract standpoint. The what ifs race through their minds but no one ever really thinks it’ll happen to them- regardless of what “it” is. The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim that an unthinkable tragedy blasts the expectant family. As Molly, TJ, and Kristina anxiously await the bundle of joy, Molly’s unexpected death tears the family apart.
Suddenly, TJ’s worst fears come true when Molly dies and Kristina fights TJ for custody of their baby. After all Kristina is the baby’s biological mother. And if Molly is gone, TJ’s baby is just as much Kristina’s and he/she is his.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) knows her way around the mob. She claims that she’s been out of the bizz for years but her demeanor tells otherwise. Ava and her siblings were heavily into organized crime which led to both Julian (William deVry) and Olivia’s (Tonja Walker) deaths.
GH recaps recall a brief overview of the Jerome family in relation to organized crime. First, Olivia Jerome died in 1990 at the hand of her own brother. And in true soap opera form she resurfaced nearly thirty years later in 2017. That’s when Olivia ordered the car bomb that ended Morgan Corinthos’s life. Ava had a hand in Morgan’s death as well, becoming another enemy of Sonny’s.
Ava’s Intentions For Sonny Business Or Pleasure?
Then Julian Jerome fell off of a bridge while fighting with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). His body was recovered and he was pronounced dead, but Sonny had gone missing. Presumably, we all know what happened next. First, amnesia. Then Nina. Now here we are in present day Port Charles. Allegedly, Ava isn’t a mobster, and Olivia and Julian are still dead. Moreover, Ava and Sonny have come along way since what she did to Sonny’s son. She and Sonny are on the best terms they’ve ever been since Morgan, and the birth of their daughter, Avery.
General Hospital rumors speculate that Ava and Sonny’s newfound closeness is all a ruse for her plan. Right now Sonny is wary of people he once called his most people. He’s turned his back on Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) because of the lack of transparency about the FBI. As for Carly, Sonny has tossed her to the wind once again. Michael and Dex betrayed him when they planned to set him up to be taken down. So, is Ava really the only person he can turn to?
The latest General Hospital spoilers tease that Ava’s intentions for Sonny are revealed when she visits Nikolas Cassadine (Adam Huss) in Pentonville. According to GH previews, Adam Huss returns as Nikolas. He’s in his orange jumpsuit and asks Ava if she’s in love with Sonny! Do you think Ava’s in love or working Sonny to have the upper hand in organized crime?
Danny Morgan (Asher Antonyzyn) has never really had a relationship with his father. Sam gave birth to Danny in 2012, which is the same year that Steve Burton left General Hospital. So for the next five years, Danny only knew of his father through other peoples memories and photos.
Reportedly, the role of Danny Morgan was passed through a few actors and ultimately landing with Asher Antonyzyn in 2023. According to General Hospital news reports, Asher made his acting debut as Danny.
Danny and Jason Morgan Spend Time Together
In a recent interview between Soaps In Depth and Asher, the young actor shed some light on Danny’s storyline. The discussion also touched on the developing bond with his father, Jason Morgan. “At first, I was like, ‘Oh, I’ll probably just be here for a week or a couple of weeks and then [away for] four months,” he confessed.
“And when Steve Burton was coming back as Jason, I was like, ‘Since Danny never really had storyline with him, maybe I’ll come back out here a lot more and be able to do that with him. And then it happened! So that was pretty cool.”
Moreover, General Hospital spoilers reveal that Asher Antonyzyn let fans in on commonalities between himself and his TV dad, Steve Burton. “I did watch myself in my first scenes but I don’t really like to watch myself,” he confessed. “I was talking about that with Steve Burton and he was like, Yeah, I’m the exact same way. I don’t like to watch myself because that’s when I overthink it way too much. And I was like, “Yeah, that is very true.’ I get cringed out when I watch myself!”
The latest General Hospital spoilers indicate that Jason and Danny’s relationship grows as they spend more time together. Sam won’t be too happy about the fact that Danny is spending so much time with his dad. How will this affect Jason and Sam’s relationship and their relationship with Danny?
When she first arrived in Port Charles, Dr. Britt Westbourne was trouble. She was a successful doctor which helped her ego, and a little baddie when it came to her personal life. She knew what she wanted and she went after it.
Over the years Dr. Westbourne went from living up to her nickname, “The Britch,” to becoming a much softer version of herself. Eventually, she and her mother repaired their troubled relationship and became very close. Her shocking death rocked Port Charles as Britt died in Liesl’s arms.
Kelly Thiebaud left the soap in early January of 2023. The star’s exit devastated fans in a way that was more hard hitting than many other GH exits. First of all, not only did Britt die, she died in the most heartbreaking way. Additionally, the GH audience watched as her mother held her as she took her last breath. We saw a body. Unlike other exit storylines, Britt’s body didn’t go missing.
This makes it extremely difficult for her character to return. However, it’s difficult but not impossible. After all, this is a Soap Opera. According to General Hospital news reports, Kelly Thiebaud returns home to the United States after living in London with her then boyfriend PJ Harrison. Last month General Hospital Blog shared a possible clue that was posted by Thiebaud on the social media platform, X.
Life changes are inevitable so expect the unexpected. Now that Kelly has returned from London, GH fans keep alive their hope for Britt’s comeback. More importantly, Britt and Jason@/ relationship was blooming into something beautiful before his presumed death. Since Jason has returned, will GH bring back Britt so that they can pick up where they left off?
General Hospital has showcased some real characters over the years. Port Charles has seen it all. From vile villain to everyone’s most adored Port Charles residents, and everywhere in between. On that note, it’s difficult to recall a more controversial role in whose mere presence has caused such polarizing reactions.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are over and there’s no going back. She doesn’t have much left after losing Sonny. In fact, her friendship with Ava Jerome (Maura West) was one of her only true connections in PC. Now that she and Ava are in the outs, what’s left on Port Charles for Nina Reeves?
According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, Cynthia Watros may be saying goodbye to General Hospital and the cast that she came to love so much. Recently, the actress reached out to fans on the social media platform X. Watros reflected on her journey as Nina Reeves on General Hospital. According to her X post below, she specifically mentioned Sona and Niva. In other words, Sonny and Nina, along with Nina and Ava fans. It looks like the doors have closed on Nina’s relationship with Sonny and her friendship with Ava Jerome. Additionally, Nina has already burned the bridge to her daughter Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), which her children as well. Sadly, Nina’s actions have kept her away from her family in fear that her toxic way would harm them.
Recent GH news reports hint that Cynthia Watros exits General Hospital as Nina after losing both Sonny and Ava. While GH comings and goings have yet to be reported, the actress’s comment has left fans wondering. She stated that she loved her Sona/Niva peeps and that she’s loved every minute of her journey. Some GH fans believe that Watros hinted at her GH exit, while others believe she simply expressed her gratitude for her fans, and Nina’s time with Sonny and Ava.
I love you my Sona/Niva peeps. Loved every minute of this journey❤️ xo
Does this mean that Cynthia Watros exits GH after two of Nina’s doors have closed? Or does it simply mean that Nina is moving on from hanging around mobsters?
Sonny’s supporters are dropping like flies. His downward spiral proves to be reason enough for doubts to arise. It’s true that Laura and Sonny have always been friends. Despite their long lived friendship, Laura must do what’s best for Port Charles citizens.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Sonny wants to do good for the community but Laura doesn’t agree with his plan. Suddenly, those who have always been torn between Sonny and their own morals hit the high road and leave Sonny stranded.
Laura Rejects Sonny
Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) isn’t the only friend Sonny has lost recently. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has decided to turn against Sonny. After all, she does work for the PCPD. Moreover, Sonny’s state of mind takes its toll. Someone is messing with his meds which affects his daily decisions. All of these things combined create a perfect storm for a breakdown. Who will be there to help Sonny out of his dark space?
You can deny it all that you want but more clues lead to a controversial theory. It seems that every so often soap operas love to play the “Who’s the Daddy? game. Despite Dex’s divulgence of his home life, GH fans speculate that there is a more complex story to be told.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, another clue emerges from Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) return. Previously, General Hospital Blog shared theories surrounding Dex’s paternity. Specifically about Jason Morgan and Agent John Jagger Cates (Adam Harrington).
The latest article (above) provides a breakdown of clues that lead to a connection between Jason and Dex. Agent John Jagger Cates returned to Port Charles after three decades with Jason secretly in tow. According to GH recaps, Jagger admitted that he still holds a grudge against Jason. However, his beef is with Jason Quartermaine, not Jason Morgan. Back in the day, Jagger, Jason, and Sonny all had something in common… Karen Wexler (Cari Shayne).
Today, Jagger still can’t let the past go. He’s using Jason as his personal puppet by dangling charges against Carly over his head. What does he hate Jason (Quartermaine) so much? Apparently, Jason gets to the bottom of Agent Cates’s motives when he helps Joss protect Dex against Sonny’s wrath.
Is Dex the reason that John Cates has it or for Golden Boy?
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) reflects on her current situation as she fights to keep Dex alive. She fears that he will fall victim to her former step father, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). In addition, Josslyn worries that she’ll lose Dex forever.
GH recaps recall the complex nature of Dex and Sonny’s professional, and personal relationships. First, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) hired Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) to spy on Sonny. As time went on Dex began to develop a friendship with Sonny, and Michael questioned his original decision to take down his own father. That’s when the tables turned and Carly (Laura Wright) became involved. She suggested that Dex and Michael work to protect Sonny. Finally, Sonny has been betrayed. one thing led to another and now Dex’s life is in danger.
Meanwhile, Joss does some self reflecting after a night of drinking. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Josslyn turns to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) for help. She has overstepped and regrets what she’s done. At this point, no one really knows what Sonny’s all about these days. But the one person who can figure it out is Jason.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Jason tries to help Joss as best as he can. Inadvertently, this is just one step closer to the truth about Dex.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has dealt with imposters for the greater part of his adult life. He has difficultly discerning the true nature of those who want to get close to him. But in the past Sonny depended on the one person who he knew could be trusted. And that was Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
Something is off with Sonny and everyone sees it but himself. His poor decisions lead him down the wrong path and the real ones are concerned. Furthermore, Sonny has shunned Carly (Laura Wright) and Jason. Without his voices of reason, Sonny becomes an even more vulnerable target.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny and Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) homophilic relationship is a recipe for disaster. Just because they both live for the mob drama and danger doesn’t mean they should join forces. However, GH spoilers tease that Ava uses Sonny to climb the organized crime ladder. It’s not enough that Ava becomes prevalent around the PC mob scene. Nope. Ava wants to head up the Five Families with her man candy on her arm. It looks like she’s already got her foot in the door
If you can’t best em, join em, right? So instead of Ava taking on a powerful coffee importer like Sonny, she joins forces with him to create her spot on the hierarchy.
Apparently, Ava isn’t so disconnected from the business anymore. GH rumors suggest that she’s very much involved, and wants more. Odds are that Ava even had a hand in killing Olivia Jerome.
Will Sonny and Ava become “Mom and Dad” of the Five Families?
Ava Jerome (Maura West) isn’t one to be underestimated. Especially when it comes to making moves under the radar. But how good is Ava at playing the damsel in distress?
General Hospital recaps recall Ava’s relationships with the people of Port Charles. Sure, she has some genuine connections, but Ava has a seedy past. As a member of the Jerome family, Ava was entangled in organized crime. She got out of the business and out of that life some years ago. However, her brother and sister were still very much in the business until their deaths.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal that there’s suspicions about Olivia Jerome’s recent death. Although Julian Jerome (William deVry) died a couple of years ago, Olivia kept Jerome family relevant in the world of organized crime. But GH recaps recall that Olivia died this past February. She was in the middle of a prison transfer when she was killed.
Did Ava Have Olivia Jerome Killed?
Olivia’s killer remains unknown other than having mob ties. According to GH rumors, Ava isn’t so disconnected from organized crime as she has led on. In fact, she’s right up in Sonny’s business. Did Ava have a have in her own sister’s death? Perhaps Ava wants to be the one with control over organized crime in Port Charles?
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