General Hospital spoilers revealed there will be an upcoming surprise pregnancy. The obvious ladies include Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos), due to her sticky situation with Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) and TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow). Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Nelle Benson are also suspect it’s having an unplanned pregnancy now that they are both abruptly married. General Hospital spoilers indicate there is yet another young woman that could be pregnant. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) has been in a serious relationship for a good length of time with Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Maxie still remains blind to who Peter really is. Maxie is feeling nauseated and light headed, which are surefire soap opera signs of pregnancy- and nobody saw this coming. A baby for Peter and Maxie would be detrimental. Poor Maxie, she would be having a baby with Peter just to eventually find out he is a fraud, a criminal, a huge disappointment, and actually dangerous. So much for hoping that Maxie and Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) will soon see the light about Peter and Maxie being able to make a clean break from him. A baby for Maxie and Peter isn’t only something no one saw coming. For the most part, this is something no one wants. As a GH fan, are you happy with Maxie having a baby with Peter?
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is a master manipulator, a compulsive liar, and the town menace. Right now Nelle is working overtime to get Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) on her side so that she has a fighting chance in court. Nelle is still lying, claiming Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) was the mastermind behind Wiley’s kidnapping. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina has no plans on taking Nelle’s side, and flat out tells Nelle she wants what’s best for Wiley- which is obviously not Nelle. However, Nelle has been seen in court gripping the heart shaped pendant in which Nina has the other half. General Hospital spoilers indicate Nina will notice Nelle holding the pendant and have a sudden change of heart. She’ll feel a connection, as that necklace represents the child she lost. Although General Hospital rumors claim Nina’s daughter will turn out to be Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), Nina will see the necklace and believe Nelle is her child. Will Nina let Nelle know what that necklace means to her? If so, will Nelle play Nina and pretend to be her daughter all while knowing she very well is not? How far will Nelle’s lies go?
There is a bright spot in all the sad news regarding General Hospital’s hiatus due to Covid-19. As we know, today is the last episode of GH until the cast and crew restart production. They are tentatively supposed to start taping in August. On June 26th, the 47th Daytime Emmy Awards will air on CBS Network for the first time in FIVE years. The award show has spent many years in the back burner, only being able to be seen via Pop TV channel or streaming. In the past, the three main networks will trade off hosting this event, but before going to cable channels and stream, CBS became the home for the Daytime Emmy’s. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Daytime Emmy’s will be virtual, hosted, presented, and awards accepted, all from their homes! This indeed is an exciting time for Daytime TV fans despite what’s going on around us. It’s definitely a silver lining!
Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) has been a little high strung lately due to the stress over her son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna).
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Olivia’s step daughter, Brook Lynn Ashton Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), confronts Olivia on her recent suspicious behavior. Brook Lynn goes on to accuse Olivia that she is having an affair on Brook Lynn’s dad, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth). That scenario is highly unlikely, leaving Brook Lynn way off base and out of line.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating around a certain character’s return. We recently reported that GH’s Dominic Zamprogna, who played Dante, is ready to bring his character home to Port Charles. There has been talk of Dante’s mental health situation and how Lulu (Emme Rylan) is handling her family and moving on without Dante.
Could Olivia he frazzled and acting suspicious due to information about Dante? She’s been trying to touch base with her son, only to get rejected by his silence.
The topic of Dante seems to be prominent lately, possibly leading up to his return. However, due to the current situation regarding Covid-19, it will be some time before any of this story is able to play out.
Andy Cohen is under-fire for insensitive comments made during Prime-time special on the entire Soap Opera genre. “The Story of Soaps,” aired on Tuesday night with Andy Cohen as an interviewee. Cohen recently took to Twitter to respond to backlash he is receiving from Soap Opera actors, crew, and fans alike. In response Cohen states, “I went to the interview as a soap fan prepped to talk soaps, and they asked about reality tv and I answered their questions. Sue me!”
In Tuesday night’s special, Cohen name dropped the legendary Susan Lucci, best known for her role as Erica Kane, in the iconic Daytime Drama, All My Children. Cohen says, “I know (Susan) Lucci doesn’t agree with me, but I think that the Housewives have replaced soap operas because truth is stranger than fiction. Soaps became kind of unnecessary because you could do it with real people, and they’re writing the drama themselves.” Twitter has been explosive with all the comments from soap fans, angrily tweeted about the utter disrespect for the genre. Fans are calling him the ‘biggest soap villain’ referencing the notorious daytime plots containing token bad guys. General Hosputal’s Wally Kurth, who plays Ned Ashton and Laura Wright, aka, Carly Corinthos, weighed in on Twitter in a response to Soap Journalist, Carolyn Hinsey.
So true Caroline. Too much talk about reality TV. And didn’t NBC try a Housewives of Atlanta and fail?
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) is missed by his mom, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero), his children, and although Lulu (Emme Rylan) has seemingly moved on with Dustin Phillips (Mark Lawson), she missed the him too. Olivia wants nothing more than for her son to come home to his family. General Hospital news and spoilers confirm Zamprogna told, Soaps In Depth, that he is ready to bring Dante home. General Hospital spoilers reveal, in an exclusive interview, Zamprogna discloses that Executive Producer, Frank Valentini knows he is ready and is open for a contract. Dante has been name dropped often lately which could indicted plans of a return. Things are up in the air at the moment as GH has two episodes left before the hiatus due to Covid-19. It could be many months before we see new episodes of General Hospital. General Hospital news reports the cast and crew will not return to work until around August.
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) is stuck between a rock and a hard place. If he didn’t do what Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) wanted and marry her, then she would tell all about his involvement in Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) and Lucas Jones’s (Ryan Carnes) car crash. Julian himself is the reason his son Lucas was almost killed in a crash and Nelle wants the entire city of Port Charles to know it. But what she wants more is getting her way. In the latest General Hospital previews, Sonny (Maurice Bernard) gives a stern order. General Hospital spoilers hint that Sonny and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) know that Julian only married Nelle to keep a secret in the dark. Julian will have to choose between being Sonny’s target until the day he dies, or his son, Lucas finding out that he caused the accident.
Is Julian that afraid of Sonny and Jason? Probably. Will he purposely foil Nelle’s plan to help her get custody of Wiley, and deal with the fallout from Lucas, to save his own life?
Nancy Lee Grahn, who plays Alexis Davis on General Hospital, wants those who judge her attitude during a global pandemic to get this loud and clear. In a recent tweet, Grahn uses a GIF of her character Alexis, to express how she feels about being lectured about her attitude during this Corona Virus pandemic. We all know this is an extremely stressful time, and what better way to lighten things up than some light hearted internet fun? Take a look at Nancy’s message…
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has been in a long, ongoing search for her long lost biological daughter. Nina has a feeling her daughter is out there somewhere, but after being let down and trusting the wrong people so many times, parts of Nina wants to give up while part can’t let it go. Nina was recently shown holding onto a half heart shaped pendant.
Previously, General Hospital spoilers revealed that the other half of the necklaces was in the possession of none other than Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Although Nelle has the necklace in her possession, things aren’t exactly as they seem.
General Hospital rumors claim the necklace actually belongs to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and got lost in the shuffle and left behind. It’s been noted that Willow’s mom, Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) travels light. Frank Benson has been rumored to have helped Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) with the adoption, giving Nina’s baby (presumed to be Willow), to Harmony. If Frank Benson took the necklace from Harmony, that could by how Nelle has it today.
General Hospital spoilers claim Nina will learn that is Nelle clutching the pendant and immediately get flooded with emotions. She’ll think she feels a connection with Nelle, believing she is her daughter since she has the other half.
At this point it’s uncertain whether nelle is actually Nina’s daughter, if she and Willow are twins, or if Willow is Nina’s daughter. General Hospital rumors are all over the place and no GH spoilers have been leaked to confirm any info.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has stirred the pot in Anna Devane’s (Finola Hughes) world yet again. His supposed mother has his back no matter what. Although Anna is a smart woman, she seems to be blinded by her “son” and refuses to believe he could do the despicable acts that many have brought to Anna’s attention.
Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), Anna’s long time friend and partner, has tried to warn Anna that there is something off about Peter that he doesn’t trust. Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) have also mentioned they think Peter has an agenda. Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) is suffering greatly because she has been framed by Peter, and no one will acknowledge Obrecht’s pleas for justice.
Peter makes a lot of cryptic phone calls, Recently he reached out to his anonymous contact, scolding them for a foiled plan. General Hospital spoilers revealed Peter yelling that Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) was not supposed to die. This was only meant to be a distraction for Scorpio. Anna and Robert discussed the possibility of Holly escaping death, but Anna warned Robert that she didn’t want to say anything until she had more solid information. Anna is afraid Robert cannot except Holly’s death and his chasing a ghost.
General Hospital news and spoilers indicate that the odds are Robert Scorpio is right. Anna’s judgement has been extremely clouded lately. She won’t listen to reason about Peter, even from her fiancé, Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). General Hospital rumors claim Holly Sutton is alive, and Robert Scorpio is determined to prove it. Although Anna will think Robert cannot come to terms with Holly’s death, he will proceed anyway.
General Hospital rumors claim Dr. Liesl Obrecht will be the one to bring Holly Sutton to Port Charles, as a witness and proof that Peter was behind it all. Jason and Sam will have Robert’s back in his quest to find out what really happened to Holly. Will Anna ever see the light?
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