Over the years Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) and his adventurous lifestyle brought in some great loves. Maybe it was the allure of the danger, skills, and strength that attracted women to Luke. Whatever the case, Luke and Laura went on to become the most iconic couple in daytime.
While Laura is the love of Luke’s life, others came in close with fiery passion and genuine commonalities. One woman in particular caught Luke’s eye and the feeling was mutual. Skye Quartermaine (Robinson Chistopher) eventually became the object of his affection, even if it was for a short time. As General Hospital history shows, Luke had a special nickname for the ginger haired beauty.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH spoilers and rumors regarding newcomer, Blaze. Alison Rogers goes by the name Blaze as she rises to stardom as the hottest new pop star. Suspicions around her family tree arose after Blaze and Kristina discussed the singer’s heritage. Additionally, Tracy’s sudden concern for Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) came out of left field. And her adamant refusal to allow Blaze to become The Face of Deception sends up some red flags.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Blaze is actually Skye Quartermaine and Lorenzo Alcazar’s (Ted King) daughter. Coincidentally, the young woman shares a nickname with Skye. The fiery redhead’s Luke-given pet name was a reflection of what Skye was to Luke. Does the name Blaze ring a bell?
Tracy Quartermaine has never liked Skye for how she weaseled her way into the Quartermaine family and finances. Now, petty jealousy seems to be the issue.
My how time flies! It’s coming up on 4 years since Amanda Setton joined General Hospital. She made her GH debut as Brook Lynn Quartermaine on November 18th, 2019. Setton has since built a large fan base as the new Brook Lynn.
Now, four years later and GH fans are rooting for this young woman. Amanda has undeniably made this role her own after taking over from Adrianne Leon. Many years are between Leon’s GH exit and Setton’s debut. Reportedly, Adrianne Leon told Soaps Opera Digest in August of 2019 that she’d be happy to reprise her role as Brook Lynn Quartermaine. However, GH cast Setton in the role just a few months later.
BLQ has come a long way since her life as Ned (Wally Kurth) and Lois’s (Rena Sofer) daughter began. The new version of this Bensonhurst Beauty is just starting to bloom, and I think that we can thank Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) for that. According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, GH’s Amanda Setton gives an inside scoop to Soaps In Depth
Amanda Setton Spills The Tea, Reveals New Brook Lynn Quartermaine
It’s an exciting time for Setton’s character, Brook Lynn, aka BLQ! The Quartermaine family dysfunction is at a high point, but it’s nothing unfamiliar. Instead, the Q’s embrace the chaos and dysfunction. It’s almost like they need it to survive. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Lois’s return plays a major role in BLQ’s life. Consequently, the effects extend to other family members as well. Changes are ahead, starting with Brook Lynn. Setton reflects on BLQ’s storyline when she and Maxie did whatever it took to protect baby Bailey Lou from Maxie’s crazy baby daddy, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). She admitted, “I think that whole maternal scheme transformed Brook Lynn and softened her and showed us a completely different side of her,”
It was BLQ and Maxie’s bond, along with the song and dance she’s doing with Chase that contributed to the start of something new. “She has that trust with Chase and doesn’t really have it with anyone else,” Setton said. “She can’t trust her grandmother. Her father is not who he says he is [Ned’s slip and fall accident conveniently turned him into Eddie Maine]. She’s been fired from her job.
“She’s sort of in this transition time,” she clarified, “but, you know, she’s still got her grandmother’s streak in her! She’s reformed, but she’s still Brook Lynn Quartermaine.”
Thankfully, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that fans can rest assured that Setton is sticking around. The new Brook Lynn Quartermaine may have a few tweaks, but she’s still true to her own heart!
Carly Spencer aka Corinthos (Laura Wright), and her ex-husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) have been more than generous with their kindness toward Ava Jerome (Maura West). Despite Sonny and Ava sharing their daughter, Avery (Ava and Grace Scarola), Sonny despised Ava for her part in his son Morgan Corinthos’s (Bryan Craig) death.
General Hospital recaps recall a bizarre twist of fate that found Sonny and Ava going half on a baby in the crypt, at night. Weird, I know.
Regardless, that’s how Avery was conceived. They’ve all come such a long way since back then. Ava should count her lucky state that Sonny and Carly give her the Tim wife say let alone co-parent so smoothly. Over the years the three remain Avery’s main caregivers, but how Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is part of the equation. Another mystery in General Hospital history is how Sonny and Ava forgave Nina for kidnapping their daughter. Anyways, Carly and Ava have developed a mutual understanding as well as Carly, Sonny, and Ava as a whole. But General Hospital spoilers tease that things start to take a turn in the wrong direction.
GH spoilers indicate that Nina Reeves basks in the glory of being the new Mrs. Corinthos. Meanwhile, Ava recovery’s from her trauma after being abducted. Carly continues to extend kindness and welcomes Ava with open arms for Avery’s sake. Furthermore, Sonny doesn’t hesitate to run to Ava’s rescue when Carly passes along the news.
Ava’s No Longer Under Sonny’s Protection
According to GH rumors, all the extra hospitality ends for Ava when sonny and Carly learn the truth. See, eve is known Nina’s secret since the very beginning. Despite Sonny and Carly’s kindness towards Ava, she decided to keep them from the truth. Ava never told Sonny or Carly that Nina tipped off the SEC. Did Ava ruin the mutual respect that had grown among them?
Audrey Hardy (Rachel Ames) is one of the most iconic names in daytime television, specifically among the popular soap opera genre. Daytime dramas became a huge part of our culture. Additionally, advertisers intentionally utilized this specific target market and placed commercials for everyday household products during these time slots. Thus targeting housewives and stay at home moms.
General Hospital debuted in 1963 and just celebrated 60 years on the air. That said, 60 years is a long time and and few original cast members remain in the show, and sadly, many have passed away. But, Elizabeth Webber is one lucky girl to still have her good-hearted Gram around. Actress Rachel Ames debuted as Audrey Hardy, RN, in 1964. Fifty nine tears later, Audrey is still there hit her granddaughter, Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst).
Apparently, a recent General Hospital scene got fans talking. Elizabeth was on the phone with her Gram, Audrey, as the two remain very close. But fans couldn’t help but wonder how old Gram must be by now, as it seems like she’s been part of GH forever. Well, fans were right about that because Audrey, portrayed by Ames, was introduced to the canvas just after the show’s start in 1963. However, some fans were wrong about something. Some assumed the actress had passed away. Thankfully, that’s not the case. In fact, actress Rachel Ames is an impressive 93 years old, and turns 94 on November 2, 2023. Have no fear, Rachel Ames is still here, and her birthday is just around the corner!
Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) are getting to know each other. His attraction to her is genuine, and mostly in a caring and protective manner. Their spark hasn’t necessarily been love at first sight, but his need to protect her is enough for General Hospital fans to ship this couple.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Cody and Sasha become closer now that Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) is out of the way. She always had Sasha second guessing his intentions, when it was really Gladys who’s intentions were impure the entire time.
GH recaps: Although Sasha is grateful to Cody for all he’s done, she believes that leaving Port Charles is her best option. Additionally, Sasha has a laundry list of reasons why she thinks she’s better off in Austin Texas. For starters, PC reminds her of losing Liam, and of course Brando. And despite her own PC departure, Sasha’s also reminded that Gladys took advantage of her in her most vulnerable time. Finally, unbeknownst to Sasha, but another reason to leave, is that Lucy and Maxie replaced her as The Face of Deception.
Is Sasha Leaving GH in October 2023?
According to GH spoilers, Maxie can’t convince Sasha to stay, and neither can Cody. If the model and survivor decide to stay, it’ll be by her own decision, and not by persuasion. According to General Hospital’s latest news reports and casting changes, no reports confirm Sofia’s GH exit. That said, GH fans, along with Sasha and Cody shippers remain hopeful that they will begin a new romance.
General Hospital’s Baby Ace, aka Jay and Joey Clay, play dress up with mom, Lana. The twins captured the audience as they both portray the youngest role on the 60 year old daytime drama, Baby Ace Cassadine.
According to General Hospital news regarding character birthdays, Ace Cassadine’s TV birthday is February 15th, 2023. Which is about a month after Michael and Willow’s little girl, Amelia, who was born on January 31st, 2023. Thus making him the youngest character born and living in Port Charles.
GH’s Baby Ace Jay and Joey’s Halloween Costume
We love to see what Jay and Joey are up to. Mostly, mom Lana Clay shares pics of family adventures, along with some behind-the-scenes photos of the set life. Of course, simple everyday cuteness as well, and more. General Hospital news reports reveal a sneak peek into Jay and Joey’s Halloween plans! (Sort of) A recent tweet shows the entire family in festive mode as they celebrate Halloween, 2022. But mom Lana Clay wants to know if fans can guess what Jay and Joey will be this Halloween, 2023.
Take a look at how tiny Baby Ace’s portrayers Jay and Joey were on Halloween, 2022. Do you think that they’ll go with a General Hospital themed costume this year? Perhaps two Aces from a deck of cards while mom and dad represent the other two? If so, which will each family member represent?! ❤️♣️????♠️
Can you guess what Jay and Joey will be this Halloween? Will Baby Ace follow suit?
GH vet hints at a Steve Burton return! Double-duty soap star Wall Kurth weighs in on the most talked about General Hospital topic of current times. Kurth knows all about working on two soap operas at once, so he has some credible insight on the situation. We might know him as Ned Ashton Quartermaine, but there’s another network that claims Kurth as well. Before there was Ned, Wally started as Justin Kiriakis on NBC’s Days Of Our Lives.
Wally Kurth Weighs In On Steve Burton
According to the latest General Hospital news, Wally Kurth shared some insight on today’s most talked about topic. As previously mentioned, Kurth currently works for ABC’s General Hospital, as well as Peacock’s Days Of Our Lives. Because of his experience, working on both soaps, he had a little something to add to a recent conversation.
In a podcast published to social media platforms, GH news and spoilers reports confirm that Kurth weighed in on the perpetual curiosity of Steve Burton’s aka Jason Morgan’s fans. Is he or isn’t he? Evidently, despite Burtons current contract status with DOOL, co-star Kurth said, “he’ll be back on the show (General Hospital) soon.”
Although Burton remains under contract, GH spoilers and news reports confirm that the iconic mob enforcer signed a one year contract which will be up in March of 2024. So far it’s six months down and six to go before his contract with Peacock’s Days.
Despite his 2021 exit, many argue that ABC’s General Hospital is Steve Burton‘s home. Compromising his beliefs wasn’t something he was about to do to keep his job. However, the mandate has been lifted. Therefore., that being said, along with thirty years as Jason Morgan under his belt, fans hold out hope he will return to GH.
What do you think? Is Wally Kurth’s prediction right?
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