Today’s GH buzz surrounding Cameron Mathison leaving GH sparked after scenes from the Port Charles courtroom. Unfortunately, things didn’t go as expected. In a shocking bombshell, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) was sentenced to two years in prison. This comes after he willingly took a plea deal to satisfy the SEC.
Previously, Mathison spilled some piping hot tea; the kind that gets fans all fired up and asking questions. In an interview, Cameron shared Drew’s fate in PC. He unexpectedly revealed drop a bombshell.
General Hospital fans immediately began to inquire about Mathison’s GH status. If two years in Pentonville is his fate, then is Cameron Mathison leaving GH? So far, a few GH rumors speculate that there are a few ways this could go. That being said, if Drew really gets hauled off in handcuffs, will he serve the full sentence? Or will some unexpected action vindicate him? Whatever the outcome, General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any new developments.
We sure hope Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) steps up to do the right thing!
Drew’s Pentonville sentence came as a shock to him and his loved ones. Despite willingly turn himself in for a lesser sentence, his punishment doesn’t seem to match the crime, let alone the good behavior. Now, thanks to Nina’s revenge plot, he’ll be ripped away from his family.
Does Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) have even the slightest bit of remorse for what she’s done? She set all of this SEC drama in motion, and now good people face terrible circumstances. As usual, Nina only thinks about how her actions will affect her, and not consider who she would hurt along the way.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Drew receives a harsh punishment. Even though he ran through the possible outcomes, he never expected that it would be like this. Drew’s Pentonville sentence Sadly, two years in Pentonville for insider trading is his fate.
Of course, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is furious. Not to mention Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco). She’s already upset about his decision, and doesn’t know how to explain Drew’s absence to Scout. Unexpectedly, the situation took a turn for the worse, and her daughter is the one who will suffer. Sam is beyond angry. So, where will she point her finger? Carly?
Molly and TJ’s surrogate! …It’s one hard hit to the heart after another for Molly Davis Ashford (Holiday Mia Kriegel) and her domestic partner TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow). Molly’s symptoms raised concerns, so she took appropriate action. Sadly, her diagnosis has significantly reduced her chances of becoming a biological mother. However, all hope isn’t lost, and surrogacy is an option.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Molly’s in a fragile mindset about everything that’s just been thrown her and TJ’s way. Thankfully, she has a wonderful support system to help along the way. GH recaps recall Molly’s quick shift from shock and sadness to wanting to focus on other things. But if she doesn’t deal with the her emotions, it could lead to other issues.
According to GH spoilers, TJ is on board with the idea of taking a break from the reality of their situation. But sooner than later, the focus is shifted back to growing their family. GH rumors hint that although Molly can’t conceive, they try to move forward with a new plan. They’ve already ran through a few credentials that would make or break their choice. …A vegetarian, for sure!
Rena Sofer brings Lois Cerullo back to General Hospital?! …Before she was Quinn Fuller on the CBS soap opera, The Bold and the Beautiful for nine years, Rena Sofer was part of the Quartermaine chaos in the 1990s. She arrived in Port Charles as Lois Cerullo in 1993. And in just four short years, Sofer’s role became iconic.
What a great time to reflect on iconic GH eras. The 1990s was such a great time in Port Charles. Aside from having been the time I first starting watching GH, the early 1990s was the beginning of making history. The Nurses Ball, the iconic island storyline, and HIV/AIDS Awareness, kicked off the early 90s. Additionally, Jason Quartermaine (Steve Burton) was still wearing argyle sweaters, and Brenda and Sonny were just getting started. Undeniably the 90s vibe in Port Charles was unforgettable.
Rena Sofer Brings Lois Cerullo Back To General Hospital
According to GH history, another unforgettable aspect of General Hospital in the 90s is Wally Kurth’s portrayal of Eddie Maine. As Ned Ashton’s rock star persona, he and Lois Cerullo became the hottest thing on the scene. Their love resulted in their daughter Brook Lynn.
GH spoilers and rumors tease that Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) reaches out to her mom, Lois, in the wake of Ned’s identity crisis. Who knows Eddie Maine better than his ex-wife from Bensonhurst?!
Drew’s sentenced to Pentonville! …When we think of chivalry, to sacrifice one’s own freedom so that someone else doesn’t have to, is a perfect example. Lucky for Carly, she’s dating such a chivalrous man. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is an honorable man who takes accountability for his own actions. Additionally, he protects the ones he loves.
GH recaps recall Drew is dead set on taking the heat for both himself, and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). He seems to think they’ll go easy on him, and that he’ll serve about six months at Spring Ridge. At least that’s what But according to General Hospital spoilers, things don’t go as Drew hoped. Sadly, the cushy punishment he’s so willing to serve isn’t an option. Instead, he gets slapped with a reality check.
Thanks of Nina, Scout could miss out on more time with her father. Additionally, lives and relationships are torn apart after Nina’s impulsive decision. It was more important for Nina to get revenge on Sonny’s ex-wife, than to stop and think about how her actions would affect everyone else. Now, the time has come for Drew to learn his fate. GH spoilers and previews indicate that Drew’s sentenced to Pentonville for two years! How will Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco).
…Jasper “Jax” Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) is one of those chill guys that you can count on to diffuse a heated situation, or be your Knight in shining armor. He’s a family man and loves to be around whenever his business life doesn’t whisk him away to Australia.
According to previous GH news reports, Ingo Rademacher left General Hospital in November, 2022. The news came as a shock to GH fans as reports confirmed Ingo Rademacher was let go. As GH recaps recall, ABC issued a Covid vaccine mandate. However, due to religious reasons, Rademacher files for religious exemption and was denied. Ultimately, Ingo and ABC parted ways. Furthermore, Ingo filed a lawsuit against his employer, but case was dismissed.
Is Jasper Jax Returning to GH?
General Hospital news reports confirm that the Disney corporation terminated their Covid-19 vaccine mandate in November, 2022. Since then, Ingo’s case against the company was dismissed. It’s unclear whether the 25 year GH vet has any bad blood on set, or if he’d even consider a comeback after how things unfolded. What we do know is that Ingo Rademacher remains friends with many of his former co-stars and GH family.
Overall, Rademacher is doing well and carrying on with his wife and children. At this time it’s unlikely Ingo will reprise his role. Sadly, there’s no word about Jax flying into Port Charles on his private jet. But keep checking back for new developments!
…Are Diane and Robert over before they even begin? By now it’s public knowledge that Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) have the hots for each other. And with Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) out of the picture, Diane and Robert have the green light to see where this could go. But will the new attorney in town come between them?
Previously, All My Children fans couldn’t contain themselves when GH news and spoilers revealed that Walt Willey was heading to General Hospital. According to past GH spoilers, Willey goes from Pine Valley to Port Charles, and the best part is that he stays in character. Sadly, the audience said goodbye to Jackson Montgomery and the entire AMC series in 2011. When the soap opera ended, its iconic couple followed suit. In those final Pine Valley moments, Jackson was left at the altar. Without a doubt, devastation spread from the abandoned, fictional groom to the AMC audience at home. Did he ever move on from Erica Kane (Susan Lucci)?
Will Jackson Montgomery and Diane Miller hit it off?
Since the single (as far as we know) attorney from Pine Valley is heading to Port Charles, he has the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. It’s safe to say he won’t have any trouble finding interested ladies when he comes to town. On the contrary, he’ll most like have the opposite problem.
Are you ready for Walt Willey to shake things up as Jackson Montgomery?
It’s very common for celebrities to have one or more of their social media accounts hacked. Many times, the account gets hijacked. Then, the individual notices bizarre changes to the account’s content. Another possible explanation is that an imposter created a mock account. Although General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn is very outspoken on social media, fans raise questions about what looks to be her recent Twitter activity. But, are these really Nancy Lee Grahn’s racial slurs? Keep reading to learn more. Towards the bottom, you’ll find photos and Twitter links.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal a series of tweets that include racial slurs, offensive language, and other incriminating and inappropriate content. Shockingly, these were tweets which fall under the name @nancyleegrahn. Although the account appears to belong to the Daytime Emmy Award winner and GH actress Nancy Lee Grahn, we can’t ignore that Grahn’s account was potentially hacked.
WARNING ⚠️ Photos from Twitter user @nancyleegrahn -Are These Grahn’s Racial Slurs, EXPLICIT/OFFENSIVE Language?
General Hospital Blog does NOT claim that these tweets are legitimate. We do not possess that knowledge or authority. We have some photos from the account. These photos show tweets that include extremely offensive/explicit language, racial slurs, political extremism, and more. Please review these photos knowing that this is mostly likely a hacker. Furthermore, it’s highly doubtful that these are actually Nancy Lee Grahn’s racial slurs. Keep checking back to our site as General Hospital Blog stays up to date on the developing story.
Laura never gets to Chechnya? …Austin Gatlin Holt (Roger Howarth) isn’t the man his colleagues and new friends think he is. The soft-spoken doctor from the small town of Pautuck shows his dark side in a shocking twist. He went from Maxie Jones’ (Kirsten Storms) hero, to Ava Jerome’s (Maura West) partner in crime. Next, he’ll show his true colors. And let’s just say they aren’t very bright.
General Hospital Recaps: Over at the hospital Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) managed to escape Dr. Austin Holt’s unsolicited advice. It was obvious to Laura that Dr. Holt’s behavior was strange, but remains unaware of his role in Nikolas Cassadine’s disappearance. Meanwhile, Ava Jerome (Maura West) poked around Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) office for some dirt on Pikeman. But was interrupted by nanny Pilar, and the mission was aborted.
Laura Never Arrives In Chechnya
According to GH spoilers, Austin and Ava’s troubles become the other’s now that they are partners in crime. Pilar became Ava’s problem, and Laura Spencer reminded Austin that she is his and Ava’s. Laura could foil they entire operation involving Mason. Nikolas Cassadine is missing, and little does Laura know that Ava, Austin, Mason, and their mystery boss know where he is. Technically, only Mason and the boss know that answer. And Austin and Ava only know what they’re told. Austin knows better than Ava that Mason doesn’t mess around. There’s no wiggle room when it comes to negotiating a deal with Mason. That’s because Mason isn’t even the one calling the shots.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease Ava and Austin become determined to stop Laura Spencer from getting to Chechnya. They can’t risk her interfering while under Mason’s direction. Furthermore, Mason isn’t even the one in charge. Whoever is giving orders wants to be taken very seriously.
Over the years Jordan and Curtis have been through various changes to their relationship. But through it all remains a mutual bond between them. Jordan knows him well enough to know that he prides himself on his honesty. In fact, the reason Curtis divorced Jordan was because she didn’t live up to his honesty policy.
It seems a bit hypocritical for Curtis to condemn his ex wife for dishonesty, when he hides a secret of his own. According to General Hospital spoilers, Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) is caught off guard when she receives an offer out of the blue. Confused, Jordan doesn’t know what to do with what she was presented with. Meanwhile, the Commissioner decides to take some time and process what was offered.
GH rumors hint that her decision has the power to change lives, so Jordan won’t take this lightly. But in order to fully understand what’s been offered, she needs some answers from Curtis. Whoever approached Jordan knows something about Curtis that she doesn’t. It’s possible that Selina Wu (Lydia Look) branches out in an effort to takeover more territory in Port Charles. Curtis and Selina’a business deal has been Curtis’s best kept secret on terms of keeping a mob boss happy. But maybe Selina isn’t satisfied with complacency. Will she go after something Jordan can provide?
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