Dex’s absentee father EXPOSED! For any family, the mob life is quite the sacrifice. In choosing that path, the ones involved sign up for a life of constantly looking over their shoulder. Shady business dealings, threats, bribes, and imminent danger are just some of the elements that make up day to day mob-life. The mob may consist of “The Five Families,” but most would agree that despite “families,” the mob is no environment to raise one.
In Port Charles, mob activity runs deep. Life on this edge is second nature to many in town as mob ties in PC intertwine and thicken. For Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), it’s his entire lifestyle. Over the years, his status as mob boss put his loved ones at risk. He and right hand man Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Both Sonny and Jason took issue with allowing the ones they love anywhere near the business. However, keeping family and the business separate is inevitably impossible. Sonny and Jason walked away from countless people they love in order to keep them safe. They’ve suffered great losses to tragedy as well as by choice in order to avoid further losses.
Dex’s Absentee Father Exposed
Sonny and Jason said goodbye to man in the name of the business. Leaving lovers behind for their own protection broke hearts and tore couples and families apart. According to GH rumors, Dex’s father walked out of his life. GH recaps mention that Dex disclosed he grew up without a father. Therefore, his paternity remains in question. Since arriving in PC, Dex is in a mission. He’s eager to carryout Michael’s orders and get Sonny put away for good.
The latest GH spoilers and rumors tease that either Sonny or Jason is Dex’s father. So, why is he so willing to help Michael take down a man he doesn’t even know? Is he out to destroy Sonny because he’s the father he never had? Or does he resent Sonny because Jason is his father, and Jason chose to stay loyal to Sonny instead of raising his son.
Dex stays in Port Charles. Evan Hofer signs GH contract as Dex Heller?! …Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) is here for the long haul. At first, Dex’s purpose in Port Charles was solely to work for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). He was hired to work as an informant in Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) business. Then, things got complicated along the way. Attachments to new friends make for some gray area, while an emotional bond to Sonny turns the tables.
For months, General Hospital fans wonder if Dex has another reason for coming to/staying in Port Charles. Obviously, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) gives Dex a good enough reason to stay. But, General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest that she isn’t the only thing keeping him in PC.
It looks like Dex has good reason to stay in Port Charles. In recent General Hospital news, Dex’s portrayer, Evan Hofer, shared some exciting GH casting details. According to Evan, his role as Dex was meant to be a short-term character. Instead, the told of Dex Heller turned into a contract role! General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm that Evan Hofer signed a GH contract as Dex Heller.
Evan Hofer Signs Contract
In a recent interview, Hofer discloses how his role went from a short term thing to a more permanent role. He explained that he was about to film his very first scenes alongside ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith. Even continued to explain that GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, pulled him aside. “But I’m getting ready for my first scenes with him and we’re about to roll and Frank pulls me aside and tells me, “Hey, you know, you’ve shown us some great layers and great stuff we could never imagine. How do you feel about sticking around a little more permanently?’” he went on. “And I was speechless and went, ‘Yes… sounds good… yes… yes sir… yes sir.’ And he goes, ‘Cool. I’m gonna call your agent.’”
Evan’s enthusiasm may have been camouflaged by his demanding schedule. As soon as Frank told him the news, he has to run into his next scene. However, he couldn’t have been more excited. The decision was a no brained. Hofer confesses, “I think I thought about it for point-five seconds.” His mother was immediately called to share the news. Meanwhile, Hofer’s manager become aware as well.
General Hospital’s latest mob muscle is rumored to have (or had) some serious roots in Port Charles. Are the latest GH rumors true? Is Jason Morgan Dex’s father?
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.
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