Selina blackmails Britt! And she’s got the leverage to do it. Britt has a sketchy past as a result of being Cesar Faison’s (Anders Hove) daughter.
Britt and Cesar may have been on the run in the past, but Britt can’t run from her past. First came a warning. Selina Wu (Lydia Look) took one look at Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), and without hesitation, she warned her to stay away from Brad Cooper (Parry Shen). Brad’s Aunt Selina doesn’t play around when giving orders, or well, ever. The serious nature of Ms. Wu would intimidate even the most established person in power. Although Dr. Britt Westbourne is a strong, intelligent, capable woman, she can’t help but to succumb to Ms. Wu’s threats.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint Selina takes things further with Britt as her threat becomes a full fledged blackmail. Selina has to be certain she chose the right man when it comes to trusting Cody Bell to work as a “ringer” for her poker games. Selina sees Britt’s presence in Cody’s life as nothing more than a distraction. The stakes are high for Selina and she needs him to be on his A game at The Savoy, without interference from Dr. Westbourne. This is where Selina blackmails Britt to ensure she keep her distance.
General Hospital comings and goings reports reveal Kelly Thiebaud is leaving the daytime drama for a prime time role on Station 19.
Britt may be headed to jail if Selina reveals Britt’s crimes committed back when on the rein with Cesar. GH rumors hint Selina could force Britt out of Port Charles! GH Blog previously shared General Hospital news and spoilers revealing Kelly’s statement which clarified the actress will be able to work on both shows. Hopefully the exit is temporary, allowing Britt to show her face again once the threats have been handled.
The GH hook killer finds Cameron alone. Is he the hook killer’s next victim? The GH hook killer won’t rest until she’s either stopped or reaches her endgame.
General Hospital recaps recall Portia Robinson’s (Brook Kerr) hunch. She makes an alarming connection between the victims and her daughter Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Previous General Hospital Blog spoilers revealed a detailed description which explained the GH hook killer’s motives to who and why she has chosen each target.
The family and friends who have supported Trina through her trial are now fearing for their lives. General Hospital spoilers reveal Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) receives shocking information, therefore leading her straight to the Portia. Jordan makes a house call to The Robinson’s where Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) happen to be visiting. Portia and Trina receive frightening news from the Commissioner, causing panic among the suspected targets. Josslyn worries Cameron Webber could be in danger as General Hospital previews indicate Cameron Webber is being watched.
The GH hook killer finds Cameron alone a s vulnerable to an attack. It has become apparent that the killer is out to get Trina’s family and friends over the outcome of the trial. A sore loser, Assistant District Attorney Arden has an axe to grind. Or rather, a hook to twist.
Nina pushes Willow to confess! No matter where you turn Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) seems to be right around the corner. She’s making a reputation for herself as a result of sticking her nose where it doesn’t belong. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina’s incessant meddling has heart-rending consequences.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) will soon enter the worst stage of her diagnosis thus far. Dr. Britt Westbourne is concerned Willow’s swollen lymph nodes may indicate and enlarged spleen. Worried and confused, Willow looked to Dr. TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) for answers.
Nina Reeves has recently been overly interested in Willow’s life. She has been making snide comments
about Willow’s personal life. The fact that she’s working with all that “Quartermaine money,” seems to get Nina’s goat. More importantly, Nina’s accusations which claim TJ and Willow have something going on behind Michael Corinthos’s (Chad Duell) and Molly Davis’s (Haley Pullos) backs. TJ already tried putting Nina in her place while attending Brando Corbin’s (Johnny Wactor) funeral. However, his attempt fell on deaf ears as Nina didn’t want to listen.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina’s meddling ways become the gateway for a major truth bomb. She can’t put down the idea that Willow and TJ are sneaking around. GH rumors suggest Willow falls vulnerable to Nina’s meddling and accusations. Ultimately, her relentless badgering leads facing a painful reality. Nina pushes Willow to confess her leukemia diagnosis.
Kelly Thiebaud’s life changing decision SHOCKS fans as much as it does Kelly! General Hospital star Kelly Thiebaud, aka, GH’s Britt Westbourne, made quite an announcement. She let fans in on a personal decision she has recently made.
According to a recent Tweet, General Hospital spoilers reveal Kelly confessed her interest in sobriety. She revealed she’s, “interested n what life’s like w/out alcohol.”
Fan’s react to Kelly Thiebaud’s life changing decision in a series of tweets. The outpour of encouraging responses shocked the actress in the most positive way.
General Hospital news and spoilers share multiple tweets showing love and support for Kelly as she takes this leap. Kelly’s personal choice has now gained a public cheering section in her quest to see how long she can go without consuming alcohol. Thiebaud admits she doesn’t know the last time she celebrated Halloween sober. As a result, the Daytime Emmy winner wonders how long she can tolerate living the dry life.
Among the fans who shared their words of support and encouragement, co-star Maurice Benard reached out as well. The iconic leading man offers wise words for Kelly, encouraging her to keep moving, and stating, “life will reward you.”
We wish Kelly Thiebaud the best of luck on her journey to a new experience and way of life!
GH hook killer sends Alexis a message! This Halloween General Hospital amps up the bone chilling fear factor. There’s a serial killer on the loose causing the people of Port Charles to be on high alert.
Portia Robinson’s motherly instincts kicked in to high gear as she tried putting the pieces together. Everyone has been racking their brains, trying to figure out who and why innocent people are falling victim to hook attacks. Portia realized that each victim has one thing in common. Other than Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor), every victim has a connection to her daughter Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). These ties helped Trina go free. The outcome of her trial for a crime she didn’t commit was looking bleak. Consequently, Portia took it upon herself to make sure Oz Haggerty testified on Trina’s behalf, ultimately, the factor that would set her free. He was the only one who could confirm Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) purchased a phone from him in his dealings.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the GH hook killer sends Alexis a message to The Invader. The GH hook killer wants attention. General Hospital rumors suggest the GH hook killer wants attention. Ultimately, reaching out to a large news source would give the hook killer the attention she so desperately seeks. Alexis had to make a decision regarding her next move. Does she give the killer the satisfaction?
The GH hook killer’s target revealed! The terror in Port Charles has been going on for far too long. After Ava Jerome (Maura West) became the first victim, eyes glared toward her husband. Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) was a suspect for a brief moment, however, the hook killer struck again. The second strike occurred when Nik was at the hospital. At that point it was apparent Nikolas couldn’t possibly in two places at once. It was then believed the hook attacks on the people of Port Charles were random acts like random acts of violence.
General Hospital recaps recall how things began to piece together. Fast forward a few weeks, and Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) had raised concerns. She voiced her concerns regarding the common factor among all victims. Portia concluded all victims were tied to Trina except Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor).
In the latest General Hospital previews Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) is shown talking to Portia Robinson and her daughter Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali). Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) is present when Jordan warns the mother daughter duo of the serious nature of the what’s to come. It looks as though the GH hook killer’s target is Trina. Ultimately, no one is safe in Port Charles. Anyone connected to helping Trina get exonerated is fair game for the GH hook killer.
For a details explanation and breaksoen of the hook killer, her victims, and her motives, Click Here.
Alexis and Gregory reconnect weeks after discovering Diane has been attacked. Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) won’t be able to avoid one another forever. It seems they are drawn to each other by the way their minds work.
General Hospital recaps recall Alexis’s troubled history with alcoholism and poor choices. Getting involved with the wrong men seems to be a career in itself for the mother of three. Her choices and other outside life events lead to her leaving the law behind and getting a fresh start. Alexis may not be a practicing attorney due to past circumstances in her life, but she still holds value to the work ethic and intelligence it takes. She has channeled her old business mindset into what she has become today. Alexis’s career at The Invader is part of a new, sober chapter in her life.
General Hospital spoilers indicate after one tragedy after another, Alexis and her string of bad luck with men could be over. But will she mess things up before they even get a chance to begin?
General Hospital previews and spoilers suggest Alexis and Gregory reconnect after some time. Gregory will question why Alexis seems to have been avoiding him, while Alexis turns the tables. GH spoilers reveal Alexis gaslights Gregory and flips the situation on him. She will likely deny his observation, acting as thought he was the one doing the avoiding. It’s about tone Alexis finds a man who isn’t a career criminal, a danger to herself and other, or will wind up dead.
Selina Wu makes Britt disappear! Selina Wu (Lydia Look) strolled into Port Charles like she owned the place. When facing powerful people like Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), her poker face was just as strong as the games she organizes at The Savoy.
General Hospital recaps recall Selina sought out her nephew Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) to hell run her poker ring. She quickly noticed Dr. Britt Westbourne’s presence in her nephew’s life and felt she would be a threat to her organizations success. Selina made it clear that she wants Brad to stay far away from Britt. However, Brad and Britt are best friends, therefore, that’s a tall ask.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Kelly Thiebaud will be leaving her role as Britt while she films for an ABC prime-time show called Station 19. Thiebaud took to social media to clear the are on GH rumors surrounding her General Hospital exit. In the comment section on her personal Instagram, Kelly informed a fan she will be able to work on not General Hospital and Station 19.
Fans have wondered how Kelly will make her exit, and she is said to be leaving this November. Although the actress stated she is able to work on both shows, her potential departure and return as Britt Westbourne remains unknown.
General Hospital spoilers Cody’s entanglement with Selina will extend to roping Britt into danger. Selina wants
to ensure she makes extensive profit from her poker games. She will see Britt as a threat to Cody’s dedication to his job. Selina has already made her feelings for Britt very clear when she first came to town. She knows a lot about Britt’s past and referenced her days off scheming with Cesar Faison. Selina had the ability to make Britt’s life very undesirable.
Selina Wu makes Britt disappear?!
General Hospital comings and goings reports Kelly is to leave GH on November. Could Selina be Britt’s way out of Port Charles?
Sonny cozies up to Nina while Carly returns to Port Charles with Drew on her arm! Sonny couldn’t shake his feelings despite his wife’s pleas. Why does it almost always seem that the one who moves on first ends up having the first regrets?
General Hospital recaps recall Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) began to develop feelings for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) back in Nixon Falls. However, Sonny had no recollection of his true identity. After the fire and the blunt force jarring his head, Sonny remembered who he was and the family he left behind. Despite his warm reunion with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and his children, something was off with Sonny.
Consequently, Sonny and Carly parted ways when he couldn’t choose between his loyal wife, and the woman who kept him from everyone he knows and loves.
General Hospital spoilers reveal it’s Carly’s time to give her heart to someone new. Carly is ready to leave Jacksonville, Florida after being faced to confront her past. With Drew Cain’s help, Carly acquired closure on matters from which she once ran. In doing so, Carly has left her old self behind. She has taken on a new name, honoring her Spencer side.
Carly returns to Port Charles
Carly is ready to present herself as Carly Spencer upon her return home. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has been of great support as she dealt with her past demons she was forced to face. Sonny gets an unwelcome surprise as Carly returns to Port Charles.
GH rumors hint Sonny will begin to regret letting such a strong woman go now that she has found someone [Drew] who recognizes her attributes. Carly is moving on and leaving her life as a Corinthos as another piece of her past. Sonny and Nina have grown closer while Carly was away, but GH rumors speculate Sonny will squirm at the site of Carly and Drew. Will Nina notice Sonny’s jealousy?
Valentin Cassadine must choose between Anna and Charlotte! Victor has taken the driver’s seat in this elaborate scheming, as a result, Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) has manipulated his way into gaining full control. His master plan has entangled numerous people into near impossible situations. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) seem to be the essential means to Victor’s endgame.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the wait is over, as Valentin reaches his final destination. Evidently, Victor has been keeping Valentin’s daughter Charlotte Cassadine (Amelie McClain) away at a boarding school which prohibits visitation from her own father. Charlotte is being used as leverage to control Valentin like a puppet on a string.
Victor has covered every angle. Although Valentin will be reunited with his daughter, Victor has rained on his parade. The joy and relief of finally getting reassurance of her well being will be interrupted by devastating news.
General Hospital previews indicate Valentin learns Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has been arrested for Lucy Coe’s (Lynn Herring) shooting. Now torn, Valentin Cassadine must choose between rushing back to try and take control over Anna’s fate, and staying abroad with his daughter. His current predicament leads to an impulsive decision.
According to recent GH spoilers, Valentin’s escape plan will fall flat until a familiar, yet undesirable choice offers help. Will there mission be successful? Can Valentin manage to rescue Charlotte from Victor’s passive captivity, AND rush to Anna’s side?
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