Peter August (Wes Ramsey) was able to win the heart of Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) after they became close while Maxie was grieving the loss of her love, Nathan West (Ryan Paevey). The two started out as friends, and their friendship ultimately grew into a mutual attraction for one another, resulting in a serious relationship. Although Peter has slipped up quite a few times around Maxie as he acts stressed out, aloof, and flustered due to his paranoia of being found out. Peter is a shady man and has done many evil things to some of the people Maxie loves. He won’t be able to deceive Maxie forever. Sooner than later she will find out all of the things he has done to get what he wants and to cover his tracks in the process. The people he has hurt, the collateral damage, and so on. General Hospital spoilers hint that Maxie will soon find out everything. She will be devastated, feel betrayed and angry and left with a broken heart.
Maxie Jones and Detective Nathan West were very much in love at the time of Detective West’s untimely death. Maxie was pregnant with their son, James Malcom West when Nathan passed away. Unlike many soap opera “deaths” Nathan’s passing was a sure thing. He was killed on screen and even shown in the casket at his funeral. Normally it’s pretty easy to bring soap opera characters back from the “dead” due the notorious “we can’t find a body” scenarios. However, that wasn’t the case when Nathan was killed by Faison (Anders Hove).
Where there’s a will there’s a way and if TPTB really want to being back Paevey’s character (Detective West) they will figure out a way to do it. In a recent tweet, Paevey replied to a fan that was having a twitter discussion about bringing Nathan back to Port Charles. Paevey replied and stated, “My team and I and the GH powers that be would have to have a serious sit down about that…but for now, let’s chalk them up to fond memories.”
My team and i and the GH powers that be would have to have a serious sit down about that….but for now, let’s chalk them up to fond memories.
As Maxie is left broken hearted, GH fans are hopeful that somehow Nathan can come back just at the right time to mend her broken heart. Judging from Paevey’s twitter reply, it seems as though he would be willing to come back to General Hospital if presented with the opportunity.
Is it possible to resurrect Nathan or would it be too far fetched since GH viewers know he was killed on screen? Only time will tell how the writers would play out this scenario. In the mean time, there is hope Maxie will figure out what Peter is all about before she wastes any more of her love and time on that relationship.
As the baby Wiley Cooper Jones (Erik and Theo Olson) aka Jonah Corinthos swap story is about to peak and come to a close, more General Hospital spoilers have developed regarding how this will all come to light.
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) is as evil as they come and unfortunately Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) got tangled up in her games romantically and fathered a child with her. Michael was devastated to learn that his and Nelle’s son, Jonah, had passed away at birth. GH viewers obviously are aware that is not actually true and that Nelle and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) set up a despicable plan to give baby Jonah to Brad and his husband Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) after their own adoptive son passed away suddenly.
When Nelle went into labor outside in the wilderness, Liesl (Kathleen Gati) was there to help deliver Nelle’s baby. As they say, no good deed goes unpunished. Although Dr. Obrecht has had quite a shady and evil past herself, she actually loaned a helping hand and delivered a healthy baby boy who belongs to Nelle and Michael. Nelle and Brad are the ones who came up with this horrific plan to tell Michael their baby had died so that Brad could pass this baby off as Wiley.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Nelle will not be backed into a corner and ultimately be exposed. It looks as though her lies and deception will continue on as she sets yet another devious plan in motion. She has been contacting her lawyer, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) to help her get out of Pentonville. Nelle had been sharing a cell with Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) who was imprisoned because Peter August (Wes Ramsey) set her up to take the fall for Shiloh Archer’s (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) murder. Now that Sam is out, Nelle figures there is still hope for her own release. GH spoilers indicate Nelle will not only get a plan in motion to get out, but she will also be the one to put the baby Wiley/Jonah swap reveal in motion.
GH fans may be wondering why in the world Nelle would expose herself. What fans need to remember is that Nelle is conniving and what you see isn’t typically what you get. Odds are she will put this in motion but also cover her tracks. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nelle will expose Wiley’s true identity to make herself look like the victim. When the Pentonville transportation van got into an accident involving Michael and Nelle’s vehicle, inmate Dr. O was able to fight the guard and escape. She wound up running into Nelle who then convinced Dr. O to help deliver her baby. Dr. Obrecht and Brad Cooper were the only ones around Nelle when she was giving birth to baby Jonah, therefore there are no witnesses to confirm or deny what Nelle is about to claim. Nelle will supposedly claim she was unconscious at the time of giving birth and she will lie and say Liesl must be the one to have stolen baby Jonah, tell her he died, and give the baby to Brad.
Nina has been to Hell and back between betrayals from her own Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills), her love Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and the young women, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) who led Nina to believe she was her daughter.
Nina has had enough and she continues with her plan to trick Valentin into thinking they will get married. Although she does love him and is having difficulty with the whole situation, second guessing her decision to expose and end things for good with Valentin, Nina will most likely not actually marry Valentin. Nina has a little something up her sleeve to prove Valentin was lying the entire time about Sasha. She is running another DNA test to prove Valentin used Madeline’s hair strands as a sample to achieve the falsified Mother-Daughter DNA results. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina will get confirmation on what she already knows about Valentin.
The chaos at the wedding will not be limited to Nina and Valentin’s situation. As Nina goes back and forth with her feelings, Jax (Ingo Rademacher) hopes Nina will not stoop to this level and make a public scene, a sudden distraction faces the crowd. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) will be exposed in front of the majority of Port Charles, at Nina and Valentin’s wedding.
‘Tis the season so they say. Expressing love during the holidays is what this season is all about. It’s pretty common for couples to take their relationship to the next level during Christmas time. General Hospital news reports have previously announced the engagement of General Hospital star, Nancy Lee Grahn to her boyfriend on Christmas. The 63 year old actress will be marrying for the first time.
There is another couple with happy news to share with the world. General Hospital alum Greg Vaughan (ex-Lucky Spencer, currently Eric Brady DOOL), and actress Angie Harmon got engaged on Christmas. Vaughan posted photos of the family along with himself and his new fiance, celebrating their love this Christmas season.
Congratulations to the wonderful couple and their families. Take a look inside their happy moments as they announced their engagement surrounded by loved ones.
Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) was put in harms way on the docks when she jumped into the freezing water at Pier 54. Lulu (Emme Rylan) and Dustin (Mark Lawson) were having an intimate moment when Charlotte thought she had to prove she actually did have a secret body guard. She threw herself into the water with the faith that her so-called body guard (Nikolas Cassadine, Marcus Coloma) would come to her rescue.
After being admitted into the hospital, Charlotte’s condition is non life threatening and Lulu is thankful and relieved her daughter is going to be ok. Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) is furious and blames Lulu for not paying attention while she was busy getting close to Dustin. Lulu had a long bight and was looking forward to taking her kids home. However Valentin isn’t on board. General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin will make it official and formally file for full custody of Charlotte. Valentin is dead set on proving Lulu to be an unfit mother even though Charlotte has recently been kidnapped by one of his own enemies, Cassandra Pierce (Jessica Tuck). He has it stuck in his head that Lulu is at fault and he will play dirty to get what he wants.
Will Lulu prove to be an unfit mother in a court of law?
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) isn’t giving up until he proves Peter August (Wes Ramsey) to be the lying, scheming, criminal that he is. Last week in GeneralHospital Jason approached Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) about Peter and the things that he has done to the people of Port Charles. Anna is smart. Although it seemed as if she wasn’t taking it all in, deep down she knows Jason wouldn’t lie or even be mistaken about something like this. It’s difficult for Anna to fave the truth about Peter due to their sensitive relationship as newly founded mother and son (which is still even up in the air). but of course Anna had to hear it for herself.
On 12-17-19 episode of GH, Anna overhears Peter telling his girlfriend Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) that all his prayers have been answered. As of now, Peter thinks he has nothing to worry about. After the mind procedure Franco (Roger Howarth) wakes up and is himself instead of Drew Cain (Billy Miller) and the only person to tie Peter to the botched attempt to stop the procedure (the hires hit man) is dead. Previously, Jason turned to Anna and flat out asked her to help. She asked him what he wanted her to do, and Jason told her she knew what needed to be done regarding Peter. Anna was hesitant. But General Hospital Spoilers reveal that now Anna has overheard Peter being super shady, she will realize that Jason wasn’t playing around and she will join forces with Jason to expose Peter in Jason’s attempt to free Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco). Jason won’t give up until the truth comes out about Peter which will ultimately set his wife free.
It remains uncertain how long it will take for Anna to get to the bottom of this, but according to GH spoilers and rumors, she is about to take action.
It looks as though we may have another Cassadine/Webber residing in Port Charles! On 12-16-19 episode of General Hospital, suspicions that the General Hospital rumors regarding Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) grew stronger. General Hospital spoilers have previously hinted Trina is the daughter of Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Gia Campbell (Marisa Ramirez), but not many GH fans have mentioned the fact that it would mean Trina is also a Webber. If Trina turns out to be Nik’s daughter, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) is Grandmother. The topic of Trina’s background hasn’t come up and fans are beginning to wonder if there is a big secret somewhere involving who Trina has ties to in Port Charles.
On Monday’s episode of General Hospital, Trina and Laura had a moment together in front of Helena’s painting. Laura was feeling sad about Nikolas and told Trina her son had died a few years ago. She also went on to explain a bit about Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers), Nikolas’ Grandmother. Both unaware, Laura and Trina have a conversation about who may ultimately turn out to be Trina’s immediate family.
Who knows how long it will be before the truth starts emerging about Trina’s family ties, until then fans will focus on the GH rumor that Trina is a Cassadine, and ultimately, a Webber among Spencers.
Look for some interesting and exciting things to happen in the near future with another Cassadine/Webber to carry the bloodline and the Spencer spunk in Port Charles.
Claudette (Bree Williamson), the surrogate mother to the biological daughter of Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has been recently name dropped on GeneralHospital. With all the drama revolving around Valentin and trying to get his hands on the Codicil, it would make sense that there could possibly be a distraction ahead.
General Hospital spoilers have been running rampant around the idea that Valentin is NOT in fact Charlotte’s (Scarlett Fernandez) biological father. General Hospital rumors have been making claims that Bree Williamson is on her way back to the set of GH to reprise the role of Claudette Beaulieu. It has been rumored that Claudette will be the one to expose Valentin for his lies, disclosing he and Lulu do not share Charlotte as their child.
Another angle GH fans have been leaning toward is one in which isn’t as satisfying as seeing Valentin lose the one thing he actually loves. General Hospital rumors also toyed with the idea that Lulu is not Charlotte’s biological mother, and that Claudette in fact is. Although neither rumors have been confirmed, it seems fans are routing for Valentin to be denounced as Charlotte’s father.
General Hospital comings and goings will report any new information regarding the possible return on Bree Williamson. So far no confirmations have been made.
Just a few short weeks ago General Hospital spoilers and GH comings and goings reported the return of Matt Cohen to reprise his role on GH as Dr. Griffin Munro. Griffin headed back to Port Charles as a favor to Carly. When her brother Lucas Jones was involved in a car crash and put on a ventilator, Carly sprung into action and called the best doctor she knows, Dr. Munro, to help save her brother. GH fans were hopeful that Griffin would be given a larger story line but unfortunately Cohen isn’t sticking around.
Another actor who will be leaving too soon is Dr. Andre Maddox, played by Anthony Montgomery. General Hospital spoilers reveal that when Dr. Maddox is done with the procedure to help Franco, he will then make his departure.
There is much excitement ahead for General Hospital this coming week of December 16th. General Hospital spoilers hint things are heating up and story lines are about to hit maximum drama.
Nina (Cynthia Watros) and Ava (Maura West) have a newfound friendship based on a mutual goal to take down Valentine Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). Nina and Ava are working together to keep Valentin away from the codicil which includes the rights to the Cassadine fortune. Ava has Helena Cassadine’s (Constance Towers) painting in her gallery which is exactly where the codicil has been hiding. Curtis (Donnell Turner) falls witness to Nina and Ava toasting to their friendship, which ultimately makes Curtis very suspicious.
GH spoilers hint there is a possibility Ava has something up her sleeve. It’s been rumored that Ava will take the codicil and sell the painting without the goods inside, pulling the wool over Valentin and Nikolas'(Marcus Coloma) eyes.
Last week, the name Claudette was dropped quite a few times, possibly hinting toward a story involving Claudette (Bree Williamson), Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan), Valentine Cassadine, and Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez). Claudette was the surrogate mother Valentin chose to carry Lulu Spencer’s biological child. It was revealed the child, Charlotte, was Lulu and Valentin’s. However, recent General Hospital rumors have been circulating, claiming Claudette may be making a return to Port Charles to disclose shocking information. GH fans have been speculating, hinting that Valentin is not Charlotte’s biological father.
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