Nina gives Gladys 50K!?!? …Say what?! Did Greedy Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) really just march through Nina Reeve’s (Cynthia Watros) door and beg for 50 thousand dollars?! Well the answer is yes, she absolutely just did that.
General Hospital recaps recall Gladys making a bold move on Tuesday’s episode. She’s gotten herself in too deep with Dr. Montague (Darin Toonder) and her warped plan for Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson). What’s more baffling is that Gladys was already in over her head with her debts to Selina Wu (Lydia Look) when she made a deal with the Devil. With nowhere to turn, Gladys begged Nina for the 50K. Then, her confession came as a shock as she told Nina what she’s done to Sasha.
GH spoilers tease that Gladys’s confession hits Nina hard. At this point, it’s not about whether she should give Gladys was she wants or even bailing her out. Now, it’s not about Gladys anymore- but it’s about saving Sasha’s life. It’s time for Nina to make a decision. What do you think she’s going to do with Gladys now?
According to GH rumors, Nina gives Gladys 50K fro save Sasha. But can Gladys be trusted to actually give it to Dr. Montague? Although her intentions and heart are in the right place, Nina may have just made a big mistake.
Walt Willey reveals GH spoilers! Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest on Walt Willey’s GH status. Earlier this Summer, the iconic daytime television star brought All My Children’s Jackson Montgomery to General Hospital.
His unforgettable role as Pine Valley Attorney Jack Montgomery was lost but never forgotten when AMC came to an end. Then, Willey revived the role for GH. General Hospital recaps recall Jack got acquainted with Lucy and Felicia when he caught them snooping for dirt on Martin. His appearance was impactful but brief, and things were kind of left unfinished.
Walt Willey Reveals GH Spoilers
Reportedly, GH news and spoilers reveal Walt Willey teases fans about his upcoming scenes. The actor took to Twitter to thank General Hospital Executive Producer Frank Valentini. In recent tweets, Willey revealed Jackson Montgomery’s return along with his own GH spoilers. He gives fans a little taste when he reveals, “Can’t tell you much but will say: this is “Old School” Jackson, definitely “OG” baby!…” Check out the image below for Walt’s full tweet!
Get ready for some interesting sparks to fly between Jackson and Lucy. GH, Spoilers and Rumors teams that Lucy uses the situation to grab Martin’s attention. But will her plan work as she hopes?
…Well, you know what they say, “timing is everything.” As if there could be an actual “bad” time for a loved one to wake up from a coma. Instead, let’s call it an inopportune time for this situation.
There’s no doubt that Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) wants nothing more than for his ex-wife to come back to her family. Lulu (Emme Rylan) has been heavily on her daughter’s mind lately, as she prays for her mother to awaken. General Hospital recaps recall Dante and his stepdaughter Charlotte Cassadine’s (Scarlet Fernandez) recent visit to Lulu’s bedside. In addition, Lulu’s been on her mother Laura Spencer Collins’s (Genie Francis) mind a lot lately.
According to GH news and spoilers, in soap world, name dropping is a suspicious act that has a tendency to allude toward that certain character’s return. Luckily, it’s very rare that a character’s death or departure has an iron clad lock on the door. Sadly, we do end up losing some of our favorites from time to time. However, that’s not the case with Lulu.
After over three years of wondering if any thing and bring Lulu back, and the latest GH spoilers indicate the time is near. Reportedly, brand new, not-so-distant future GH spoilers indicate that Charlotte’s prayers are answered and Lulu wakes up. There’s no doubt that everyone will be so grateful for the miracle. However, Dante and Sam (Kelly Monaco) may feel that Lulu’a return to comes at an inopportune time. They’ve moved in together and living together with their children. At this point, Lulu’s recovery could mean the end for Dante and Sam. Moreover, will Maxie (Kirsten Storms) even get to move in before Lulu comes home? Or will this pose an issue for Maxie and her kids, or maybe even for Lulu?
…Oh the games people play. Lucy plays a game of her own to ruffle Martin’s feathers. Will it work? Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) hasn’t been completely honest with Lucy Co (Lynn Herring). That’s not saying that she’s been completely honest with him either. But we all know the saying, “two wrongs don’t make a right.” Quite frankly, I sense that these two are headed for disaster.
General Hospital recaps for Monday, August 29th recall Lucy and Martin’s argument. The fashion icon and cosmetics industry wants some answers. Right now she can’t wrap her head around why the man she loves wouldn’t give up money to marry her. Previously, GH spoilers revealed that Martin receives 50,000 from his third ex-wife. understandably bad news sent Lucy into a tailspin. So she can fronted Martin and things got a little heated.
According to General Hospital previews and spoilers, things become even rockier between Martin and Lucy when Jackson Montgomery unexpectedly arrives in Port Charles. Evidently, the Pine Valley attorney is no friend of Martin’s. Martin made that clear when Lucy mentioned his name. That’s when Martin muttered Montgomery’s (Walt Willey) name in sort of a breathy yet antagonistic tone. After that reaction, it sure seems like Martin doesn’t care too much for Mr. Montgomery.
That being said, GH spoilers tease that Lucy uses her feminine power to spark a reaction out of Martin. Martin sees Lucy and Jackson getting along a little too well, especially considering that he represents the plaintiff who is suing Lucy and Deception.
Port Charles feels like a revolving door as of late. Kassie DePaiva returns to GH! Familiar faces are all around if you’re familiar with Llanview and Pine Valley. All My Children and One Life To Live made up 2/3 of three iconic pieces of American history. Although AMC and OLTL may have ended their run over a decade ago, the shows live on as characters resurface in Port Charles.
Over the years, AMC and OLTL’s characters and their portrayers became like household names to so many Americans. So when the two daytime dramas ended their run in 2011 and 2012, a great loss was felt all over the country and beyond. Meanwhile, other shows in various genres tried and failed to successfully fill those time slots. Sadly, nothing every stuck and we soap fans are still missing our favorites. Thankfully, Port Charles seems like it has an unlimited population limit. ????
General Hospital news reports confirm that OLTL actress Kassie DePaiva returns to GH as the iconic Blair Cramer! While her purpose in PC has yet to be determined, GH rumors hint toward the lady from Llanview and the man from Pine Valley stick around the same crowd. According to GH spoilers, Blaire arrives in PC in September.
One Port Charles family clings onto hope as they await fate. What happens next could destroy the Ashford family. Does Curtis Ashford die?!
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Curtis takes a turn for the worse. Portia. TJ, Trina, and Spencer, confront one another as Curtis fights for his life.
Does Curtis Ashford die? According to GH news and spoilers, there’s hasn’t been any mention of Donnell Turner‘s potential GH exit. Please check back with General Hospital Blog for the latest developments!
Curtis’s life is in TJ’s hands. …Dr. TJ Ashford took an Oath. With that comes immense responsibility. People’s lives are in his hands, while families depend on those hands to save their loved one’s life. What if a loved one’s life is put in the doctor’s own hands?
A catastrophic ambush rocks Port Charles! As friends and family gather for a usual evening at the Metro Court, chaos ensues when off-duty Officer Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) hears gunshots. What happens after tears a family apart.
In a shocking revelation, General Hospital Executive Producer Frank Valentini prepares fans for tragedy. According to recent GH spoilers, General Hospital Blog previously shared Valentini’s statement to Soap Opera Digest. In his statement, Valentini reveals one family’s life changing experience.
Being a doctor definitely has its perks. But for most, long hours and exhaustion can offset the rewards. Another difficult aspect as a doctor would have to be the emotional side. It’s true, after some years in practice the professionalism showcases more than emotions. Therefore, experienced docs seem to have just the right amount of compassion without becoming too emotional. Yet there’s one thing that’s difficult to understand about docs, and that’s their ability to tell a family that they’ve lost a loved one.
Saving a patient’s life is the biggest reward any doc could imagine. Obviously, losing a patient is the utmost discouraging part of the profession. For TJ, he now must be both the doctor and the family. According to the latest GH spoilers, news, and rumors, Curtis’s life is in Dr. TJ Ashford hands. Let’s just hope the GH rumors aren’t true.
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