Finally, the day (in Soap Opera time) is here! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) gets to marry the man of her dreams! You know, the one that she lied to, gaslighted, and stole (among other things) from another woman. And not just any woman, but THE woman of Sonny’s dreams.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal that the Mobster and the Crimson Editor-in-Chief arrive at the island. To Nina’s surprise, Sonny arranged for his children and Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen), Nina’s daughter, to join in on their parents big day. Meanwhile, Carly Corinthos is back in Port Charles, handling business as usual. Now, it’s just a matter of time before Nina becomes Sonny’s bride. But is it though?
Sonny Leaves Nina At The Altar To Save Carly!
According to the latest GH rumors, Nina may not get her fairytale ending. As Sonny and Nina inch closer and closer to saying “I do,” Nina’s secrets become closer to exposure. Although, it looks like Nina’s lies aren’t the only potential reason why this wedding may not happen.
For now, Sonny, Nina and their intimate group of wedding guests carry-on with the preparation and celebration. Shocking GH rumors tease that Carly and those who stayed behind in Port Charles are now in danger because of Cyrus.
Many GH fans await the moment when Nina is exposed. However, Sonny may not get the chance to hear the truth. GH rumors claim that Cyrus’s early release puts Carly and the rest of the family in danger. The streets of Port Charles won’t be safe at all when Renault is out of Pentonville.
Ultimately, Sonny has to protect the ones he loves, and that includes his ex wife. Is it true? Sonny leaves Nina at the altar to save Carly from Cyrus?
Seriously! When will Sasha’s predators get what they deserve? This young woman has suffered long enough at the hands of someone she trusted. Especially when Gladys knows exactly what Sasha has been through.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sasha’s terror continues. Dr. Montague isn’t finished with his patient just yet, despite what he told the Ferncliff nurse. The situation becomes quite climactic when Dr. Montague pays Sasha another visit. Some GH rumors tease that this whole thing could be a setup. Sasha may have know that Gladys would give her up to the authorities. If so, she, Sam, Cody, and even Mac and Dante could be in on it.
GH spoilers and previews indicate that Dr. Montague takes Sasha hostage. He holds a blade to her chest and says that he’s walking out of there and Sasha’s coming with him. Indeed, the man is unhinged and Sasha’s life is in danger where it was a setup it not. Who dies Sasha’s hostage showdown?
You won’t want to miss w moment of what’s about to go down at Ferncliff! Will Cody Bell or anyone get to Sasha before it’s too late? Someone must pay for what’s happened to her. Who will it be?
Who would have thought that Elizabeth and Finn would have come this far. The Doctor and the Head Nurse have been through so much together over the last few years. And what started out as friends/in-laws has become a romance.
Previously, a traumatic experience strengthened Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) bond. After all, nothing says ride or die like helping each other cover up a homicide! Am I right?
General Hospital recaps recall that one fateful day when Finn got mixed up with the likes of Peter August (Wes Ramsey). It’s not like he had a choice. Instead, Finn was forced to play Peter’s twisted little game. Because if he didn’t, it could have cost Harrison Chase’s (Josh Swickard) life. Thankfully, alls well that ends well, and Chase made a miraculous recovery while Peter August met his demise. Or so Finn and Liz thought.
Peter August Returns, Uses Charlotte To Destroy Anna
According to GH spoilers, Anna’s situation causes friction between herself and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). Her safety is compromised after a series of events, including her house being burned to the ground. Moreover, GH rumors tease that Finn and Liz are stunned when Peter August’s whereabouts surface. What really happened after Elizabeth and Dr. Finn last saw him?
Meanwhile, Anna’s mystery terrorizer is on the loose and that raises concern. What ever happened to Peter when he was no longer in that freezer? How in the H E ???????? did he escape? Odds are, Peter didn’t climb out of the alone. Liz and Finn were positive that he was dead. But from the looks of things that’s probably not the case.
GH spoilers reveal that Anna’s on the right track. There’s no doubt that something going on with Charlotte Cassadine, but it’s hard to tell. She seems extra attached to Valentin lately. Furthermore, she’s behaving strangely with those tarot cards. Ultimately, Anna comes to terms with accepting that this is both personal and professional. There’s no doubt that what’s happening to Anna is on a personal level while carried out like a professional.
While it may look as though Charlotte is behind this, that could be what someone wants everyone to believe. Who better fits that narrative than Peter August!? What better way to get back at both Anna and Valentin? And using his daughter is the icing on the cake. Surely Peter fits the bill with his personal vendetta against Anna, and his experience working with professional criminals like Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Oh, and the fact that his not-so-dead body just disappeared.
There’s a phrase that I’ve kept close in my head and heart ever since hearing it. The line is written by a singer/songwriter/musician named Dallas Green. “The lonely life of a writer,” is a line from his band, City and Colour. Everything about those five words resonate in a way that non-writers may not normally understand. Evidently, expression through songwriting can be triggering. Just ask Ned. I mean Eddie, er, no, Ned. Man, I don’t know!
Around Port Charles, Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) navigates through life as chaos finds her at every turn. From her job at Deception, to her relationship with Harrison Chase, BLQ has been busy. Additionally, she deals with her father’s identity crisis after he woke up as Eddie Maine.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal that Eddie Maine has flashbacks as Ned! Recently, BLQ focuses on her career as a music manager. Amidst the daily drama, Brook Lynn stays true to her passion, music. While BLQ and her dad Ned butted heads about ELQ, she and Eddie work collaboratively as members of the music industry.
GH spoilers tease that Eddie’s songwriting process triggers Ned’s memories. But that’s not all. Since Eddie and BLQ double down to finish his song, she just might be there to witness a quick glimpse of her dad, Ned. According to recent GH rumors, Eddie Maine has flashbacks as Ned while he and Brook Lynn try to finish his song. Will he remember what he wanted to tell Drew before he fell?
I am big on music, especially lyrics. As a writer, it’s second nature for me to listen closely and analyze every line, down to each and every lyric. Because what’s created for, or heard in song has a unique way of guiding us through our journey. Have you ever heard a song or a certain part of it and was instantly brought back to a specific place and time in your mind? Well, music has some powerful attributes, including helping people in a coma find their way to consciousness. So why wouldn’t it trigger memories of another life? That is, if you have an alter ego! ????
Portia lies to keep Curtis! …I’m sure Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) was thrilled the day he and Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) brought home their baby girl. About twenty years ago, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) was brought into this world by a proud mother and father. But decades later, Marcus learned that his proudest moment was a lie. Still, he vows to be Trina’s dad in every way that he can. In a strange twist of fate, everything changes when Portia steals Taggert’s fatherhood!
GH Recaps: Portia held onto a twenty year secret about her daughter’s paternity. All along, she knew that Trina could be either Curtis (Donnell Turner) or Marcus’s daughter. However, she chose to turn her head and live as though she and Marcus were expecting and raising Trina as her mother and father. Meanwhile, Curtis was recovering from their breakup. He had no choice but to end things when he found out she was married. Then, the two went their separate ways.
Portia Steals Taggert’s Fatherhood
Finally, we all know the reunion story between Portia, Curtis, Taggert, and even Jordan. That being said, Portia got herself into this mess. Trina helped out her mom by making her come clean. Now, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Portia coils throw it all away.
Will all the progress between Trina, Curtis, and Portia have been for nothing? Because GH spoilers claim that Portia lies again. According to recent reports, Curtis’s medical emergency leads to a shocking twist. It’s been rumored that Portia will come across updated DNA results which show that Curtis and Trina are NOT a match. Therefore, there are NOT father and daughter. That means, Marcus Taggert is and always has been Trina’s biological father. But will Portia stir the pot yet again? Or will she play with fire just to avoid the pot boiling over?
Word out on the street is that Roger Howarth (ex-Todd Manning OLTL and GH) will return to General Hospital as Alexander Quartermaine. Due to the legal restrictions with the name Todd Manning, Howarth will not be returning to General Hospital as his previous character, Todd Manning, Father of Starr Manning.
Many fans are concerned about the relationship that was blossoming between Carly and Todd. Perhaps this new character will get involved with Carly. Leave a comment below and let us know how you feel about this change.
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