Jasper Jax Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) has made his fair share of slip ups lately when it comes to his loyalty to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). Since Carly is the mother of their daughter, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Jax and Carly have always had mutual respect for each other, while knowing they could trust one another. Lately, things have been changing. Jax isn’t as trustworthy to Carly as he has been all along.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly is not done making her rounds after learning that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) kept Sonny hidden for nine months. While confronting Nina, Carly found out that Jax was gracious enough to give Nina the opportunity come clean on her own. Carly doesn’t think that was such a gracious move on Jax’s part.
General Hospital previews show confronting Jax on his involvement in Nina’s deception. This betrayal from Jax comes shortly after he has already tried pulling one over on Carly by recording their incriminating conversation, along with blackmailing her son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell).
In Thursday’s episode of General Hospital, Carly let’s Jax have it. Jax has managed to push Carly even further, which could now effect their dynamic and how they work together as parents to Joss. Jax has gone too far this time.
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) has always professed his unconditional love for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). The two broke up after Nina found out Valentin had betrayed Nina by lying about Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) being her long lost, biological daughter. Now the tables have turned, and although it wasn’t Valentin Nina has betrayed, she has deceived many with her deception and lies.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina’s cozy little world has come crashed down after everything she has come to love in Nixon Falls has (literally) blown up in her face.
General Hospital previews indicate that Jax (Ingo Rademacher) stands watch as Nina makes a confession to Valentin. Nina’s pathetic attempt at justifying her lies and keeping Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) away from his wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), his kids and grandchildren, can’t withstand the logic Jax pointed out when comparing her lies to those of Valentin’s.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, now Nina must face Valentin and come clean about everything skews been keeping from the people of Port Charles.
Nina has always had Valentin’s unconditional love, even after being told she wouldn’t be able to continue on with their relationship due to the hurt he had caused. He promised to always love her, and whatever she needed, he would always be there to help.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Valentin’s feelings could change now that he knows Nina is capable of doing exactly what she turned her back on him for doing. Nina came down hard on Valentin and ultimately ended their relationship, just to turn around and deceive someone else.
Nina’s confession could push Valentin away for good, leaving virtually no one in her corner as she deals with the fallout of her actions.
Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) biggest fear and justification for all of her deceptive decisions have been surrounded by the thought of losing “Mike.” She has tried everything in her power, including continuously lying to the people she loves, just to keep a hold of the love she has with another woman’s husband. A woman she knows quite well. But Nina’s cozy little life with Carly’s (Laura Wright) husband is about to change and Nina’s world of lies is about to be turned upside down.
General Hospital previews show Nina pleading with Jax (Ingo Rademacher), making it clear that Mike is still inside the Tab-O after he and Jax ran in to save Nina and Phyllis (Joyce Guy).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina’s worst fears are about to become her reality when she loses the man she loves.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that tomorrow, September 17th, is the day we have all been waiting for. Well, all except Nina of course ????. Maurice Benard has shared a photo on his personal Instagram page, of his character, Sonny Corinthos, with the caption, “Tomorrow.”
Although Nina’s precious “Mike” will be gone, Sonny Corinthos is reborn.
As “Mike’s” life remains hanging in the balance, General Hospital previews show Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) pleading with Jax (Ingo Rademacher), screaming that Mike is still inside, as The Tan-O burns to the ground.
General Hospital rumors suggest that “Mike’s” unfortunate circumstance will serve as a blessing in disguise for those who love and miss Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). But as for Nina, everything is going to blow up in her face.
There’s nothing like another head injury to cure the effects of an original head injury ???? lol. General Hospital spoilers hint that after getting knocked out by a fallen 2×4, Mike will eventually regain consciousness, but he won’t be who Nina has fallen for.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Maurice Benard has dropped hints of Sonny’s return, insinuating that he will show up during the time of Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) wedding to Sonny’s wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright).
Some GH rumors claim Sonny will make his appearance before the couple says, “I do,” while others claim he will be too little too late. Either way, Sonny will be well aware of who he is, and that his wife and best friend are about to become, if not already, husband and wife.
Nixon Falls will never be the same after Peter August (Wes Ramsey) set fire to the town’s landmark, The Tan-O. Owner, Phyllis Caulfield (Joyce Guy) just lost her husband and co-owner, Lenny (Rif Hutton), of the small town bar, and now she’s losing the place that meant so much to them.
General Hospital news takes us behind the scenes to show GH fans how the fire at the Tan-O went down using stunt doubles alongside actors, Ingo Rademacher (Jax), Cynthia Watros (Nina), Joyce Guy (Phyllis), and Maurice Benard (“Mike,” Sonny Corinthos).
The official General Hospital Twitter page shared a photo of Maurice with his stunt double, Joe Sobalo Jr. these professional stunt performers help make the magic happen when scenes like this need to realistically impress an audience.
The world of make believe has many tricks up it’s sleeve in order to pull off the illusions which create all the intense drama when watching our most compelling entertainment. Not everything you get is what you can see. Often times, some behind the scenes trickery is needed to pull off the best of the best.
General Hospital news reports reveal behind the scenes scoop on today’s episode of GH.
In a Instagram post shared by the Official General Hospital IG account, General Hospital spoilers revealed what went behind the burning down of The Tan-O, and what it took in order for Ingo Rademacher’s character, Jasper Jax, to pull off today’s intense scenes.
General Hospital comings and going’s reports indicate that professional Stunt Performer, Casey Rutherford, acted as Ingo’s look-alike and stunt double. Today’s Instagram post shared by General Hospital gave props to the hard work of the professional with a shout out displaying a photo with GH star, Ingo Rademacher.
Casey Rutherford’s stunting credits run deep. His work can be recognized on projects such as the 2019 film, Ford vs. Ferrari, Apple TV’s, Truth Be Told, the 2020 family adventure drama, The Call of the Wild, and much more. To see the full listing of accreditation’s, please click Rutherford’s IMDB link here.
Phyllis Caulfield (Joyce Guy) is most likely regretting ever letting Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) into her life, welcoming her with open arms. She and her husband were more than kind and generous to her old friend, giving Nina a home and a chance to start a new life. Little did Phyllis and her husband Lenny (Rif Hutton) know, Nina’s fresh start wasn’t so new after all.
Not until Peter August (Wes Ramsey) exposed Nina’s lies about already knowing Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) did Phyllis have any clue that her dear friend had been lying to her and Lenny this entire time. And now, because of Nina’s lies, Phyllis’s life, along with the place Lenny built with his own hands is about to come to a tragic end.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter has already done the unthinkable, leaving Nina and Phyllis to be burned alive as The Tan-O goes up in flames.
Recent General Hospital previews indicate “Mike,” aka Sonny, catches wind of the fire and sprints into action to save Nina and Phyllis as they are trapped inside.
General Hospital rumors claim Sonny will be suffer w possible head injury as a result of braving through the fire. GH rumors claim as a result of Sonny’s head injury, his amnesia will be jarred and he will regain the memories of his past life.
As Jax (Ingo Rademacher) mentioned, none of this would be happening if Nina hadn’t been so selfish and just had told Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) that her husband was alive. Now she has set tragedy in motion as everything spirals out of control.
Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) situation is spiraling out of control and she can’t seem to get a grip on the one thing that could save everything from blowing up in her face. Jasper Jax Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) is the only thing right now coming between Nina’s happy little lie of a life and the explosive truth that she has known “Mike’s” true identity all along.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina continues to plead with Jax, pulling out the guilt trip around her happiness and gaslighting Jax as if her happiness actually lies in her hands.
General Hospital news reports indicate that Maurice Benard has given GH fans fair warning that what’s about to come next will be nothing short of intensely dramatic. Sonny Corinthos’ return to Port Charles has been what everyone’s been waiting for for months on end.
According to GH previews, Jax reacts to Nina’s incessant pleading. He is perplexed by her illogical justifications of her actions and warns her that she must come clean. She can’t get a grip on the situation and she is running out of time before her actions set actions in motion tjay will change many lives.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) are about to make their unbreakable bond official when they walk down the aisle to say “I do.”
From early on their friendship, Carly has wanted to spend her life beside her best friend, Jason Morgan. Although her great love of her life has been Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Jason has been her best friend and the one she can depend on through it all.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Jason and Carly’s big day is right around the corner. They are set to be married on September 17th, and all of their family and friends will be there in support of this almost predictable union. Now that Sonny Corinthos is presumed dead, Jason and Carly’s deep love serves as a way to keep their families safe, while staying true to how much they care for each other.
Jason and Carly have admitted that the romantic feelings they once had for each other are resurfacing as they face the moments before their wedding. General Hospital rumors claim that just as they become closer, the truth that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has been keeping about Carly’s husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), is about to blow everything apart.
General Hospital rumors suggest that maybe Jax (Ingo Rademacher) has gotten through to Nina and she will tell “Mike” the truth before it’s too late. Other GH rumors hint that Jax will have to save the life path or his friends back in Port Charles himself, but Sonny won’t be quite ready to make that leap from his new life, into the old.
No matter which way things go down, the fact remains that Jason and Carly are planning to marry on September 17th, and we are here for it!
General Hospital news reports reveal a sneak peek photo of Jason and Carly’s wedding via Entertainment Weekly.
Take a look at the sneak peek photo of Jason and Carly on their long anticipated wedding day!
The return of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to his family in Port Charles has been long awaited. GH fans want nothing more than for Sonny to be reunited with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and their kids, along with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) finally getting what she deserves.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Jax’s (Ingo Rademacher) encounter with “Mike” brings Sonny closer to coming home. However, things aren’t going to be cut and dry.
General Hospital previews indicate that “Mike” is happy with who he is now and his relationship with Nina. He wants nothing to do with finding out who he was or to whom he was connect in his past life.
General Hospital rumors claim that even when Sonny has been discovered alive, the reunion with his family won’t go as hoped. It’s likely that Sonny will focus on the love he now has for Nina, while he doesn’t remember how he felt about Carly or anyone from his past.
General Hospital rumors suggest a troubled road ahead for a happy reunion between Sonny and his family.
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