Dex is Closer to Jason! Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) put his life on the line for Ava Jerome (Maura West), a woman he barely knows. You may ask yourself why he’d willingly do that, and the answer is simple. First, he works for Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and it comes with the territory. Second, it’s in his blood. Yes, that’s right, it’s in Dex’s blood and obviously out of his head.
General Hospital recaps recall that Ava would have died if Dex and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) hasn’t stepped in. Moreover, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) has a hand in saving her as well. But we all know the real bravery comes from the police officer (Dante) and the organized crime hitman, Dex. They get right into the action and do what needs to be done. Doesn’t that sounds familiar?
GH’s Bradford Anderson (Spinelli)
Previously, General Hospital spoilers tease that Dex is Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) son! Some naysayer GH fans deny it, but everything points to it. The looks, the personality, and the fact that he agreed to work for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) on the first place is very telling. Check out the article below for more insight.
Some of the most wildly recognized television couples are from American Soap Operas. The genre’s dedicated audience is typically compiled of different fan bases for certain couples.
Over the years, General Hospital has sourced many iconic television couples. Although many pairings spark interest, only the best of the best become one of daytime television’s super couples! When I think of what makes a successful TV pairing, it comes down to raw emotions and natural chemistry. According to General Hospital news, history tells Luke and Laura’s phenomenal love story. Naturally, the couple’s relationship development is made for entertainment and fantasy, and it meant to satisfy every moral expectation. But I’m between all the details was something bigger. After all it is television, and a Soap Opera to boot. That said, practically anything that’s permitted on daytime tv is fair game.
Now back to the cultural influence that soap operas, specially their romantic pairings, have on our society. On November 16th-17th 1981, Luke and Laura’s wedding became and remains the most watched television wedding in history. Since then, couples have come and gone, but a select few now follow in the Spencer’s footsteps.
Who Is The Love Of Sam McCall’s Life?
Personally, my favorite General Hospital super couple is JaSam. Jason Morgan and Sam McCall met in 2003. Since then, no other couple has sucked me in the way that Steve Burton and Kelly Monaco swept me away into their relationship tornado. Coincidentally, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Kelly Monaco feels the same way as one of GH’s largest fan bases. Not even a classy businessman can steal Sam’s true heart away from her one try love, her endgame. names the love of Sam’s life, Jason Morgan.
Many have come and gone in Sam’s life, including her current boyfriend, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zampgrogna). But there’s only one man who Kelly Monaco has named as Sam’s “Endgame.” According to the latest GH news and spoilers, Monaco admits that Jason Morgan is the love of Sam’s life. Kelly’s interview with Soap Opera Digest sparked the debate.
While Sam had been with the cream of the crop, including Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) and even Jason’s boss, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Monaco admits that Jason is Sam’s true love.
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?
Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) have been cleverly intertwined. Their undeniable chemistry and instant attraction mirrors that of something from the past.
General Hospital recaps recall how Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) understands her daughter’s reasons for helping Dex, and in turn, she was willing to help Joss help him.
General Hospital spoilers tease Joss and Dex have crossed paths to mirror the similarities between Joss and Carly. In addition, Dex and Jason are eerily similar. Fans have been calling Dex things like, “Sonny’s new Jason,” and “Jason 2.0.” Joss herself even called him, “no neck, and, “Sonny’s muscle.” That being said, we can’t help but think of a certain someone. Does Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) ring a bell? Of course! Joss and Dex are a lot like Carly and Jason. If history is going to repeat itself in its own new way, Josslyn follows in Carly’s footsteps. Joss reflecting a young Carly as Dex does Jason makes for a smart way to develop Dex’s story.
General Hospital rumors hint Dex is working for both Michael and Sonny for a reason. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) wants to take down his father Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) after he betrayed Carly with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). He secretly hired Dex to pose as Sonny’s trusted enforcer. GH rumors speculate Dex is ready and willing because he thinks Michael and Sonny both owe him something. He wants the father and family he never had and he blames Sonny for that. Dex thinks Michael is ungrateful to turn his back on his father when Dex himself never got to know his own.
Is Jason Really Dex’s Father?
General Hospital rumors and spoilers claim Dex is Jason Morgan’s son and he wants restitution for being robbed of the past. Given that Jason worked for Sonny for the majority of his life, his line of work took him away from family life. As a result, even his love life with Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and their kids was severed. Ultimately, Jason chose working for Sonny over being a father.
GH rumors hint that Dex is Jason’s long lost son. Of course, with news like that comes many questions. Such as who is Dex’s mother. That’s yet to be determined, but anything is possible on soaps. He envies Michael for having a loving father to have cared for him into adulthood. Therefore, Dex resents Sonny having a family while Jason could not. Now that Jason is presumed dead, Dex will never her the chance to know his father.
Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) works undercover for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). As the son of a Port Charles mobster, Michael hired a skilled employee for his covert operation. That’s where Dex comes in. He was hired as a mole in Sonny’s organization and Michael’s mission to take down Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is underway.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that things become even more complicated for Michael. Will Dex eventually jump ship?
Will Dex Turn On Michael?
Meanwhile, Michael thinks he’s got Sonny right where he wants him as Dex works to gain Sonny’s trust. But Dex wasn’t too comfortable with what he’d done and the repercussions that potentially follow. He begged Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) to spare him after she witnessed him beating Felty to a pulp. Working for Sonny isn’t a cake walk, but having to take orders from Michael doesn’t sound so appealing either. Dex didn’t come to Port Charles to be controlled.
Dex is in quite the predicament. He was hired by Michael but the two men don’t seem to be getting along. After Michael orders Dex to stay away from his sister, GH rumors suggest that’s when Dex’s loyalties begin to shift from Michael to Sonny.
We feel it is our social responsibility to make this right. This morning, General Hospital Blog reported that Steve Burton’s wife, Sheree is pregnant with their 4th child.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal this is not entirely true. Early this morning, Sheree shared an IG story saying, “Life sure is full of surprises!” We automatically assumed that Steve and Sheree were expecting this child together. Since this morning, Sheree has removed the portion of her IG bio that said, “…soon to be 4.” Her bio used to read, “Mom of 3… soon to be 4.”
Steve Burton Reveals Sheree’s Baby Isn’t His
However, General Hospital spoilers reveal that Steve has issued a statement regarding Sheree’s announcement. He made it clear that he and his wife of 23 years are separated and that the 4th child she is expecting is not in fact his. He disclosed they are co-parenting their other three children, Brooklyn Faith, Makena Grace, and Jack Marshall.
Steve Burton wrote in a statement on social media, “I wanted to clear something up,” Burton confessed “Sheree and I are separated. She recently announced that she’s expecting her 4th child. The child is not mine. We are still co-parenting our three beautiful kids. We would appreciate privacy at this time. Much luv, Steve.”
We apologize for jumping the gun and making an assumption based on Sheree’s Instagram story and bio.
It’s a happy day for General Hospital fans as the day we’ve all waited for is finally here! General Hospital news reports confirm that Kimberly McCullough back on General Hospital.
According to the latest GH recaps, Patrick came a face to face with Robin. Although she was just a figment of his imagination, he can’t shake what he’s seen. The most event General Hospital previews indicate that Robin comes to Patrick, and tells him to save her. Will Patrick listen to the warnings in his mind? This couldn’t possibly be real, could it?! Evidently their formidable connection is what leads Patrick to Robin.
Kimberly McCullough Returns to GH
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that this could be the beginning of Patrick’s journey as Robin continues to call out for him. Meanwhile, Patrick may feel that Robin is alive through his visions of his late wife. That’s when he realizes that she needs him.
GH comings and goings have yet to confirm McCullough’s General Hospital status. It remains unclear starts whether Kimberly McCullough is ready to come back to GH steadily, or just in teaser episodes. For now fans take what we can get when it comes to Scrubs!
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