Is Felicia Esme’s mother?! They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and for Esme Prince, the saying, “like father, like daughter,” seems to fit perfectly.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Esme Prince doesn’t know her biological mother. It’s apparent that Ryan has an obsessive personality. Before Ava Jerome (Maura West), Esme’s father Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom) had a dangerous obsession with Felicia Jones Scorpio (Kristina Wagner).
Is Felicia Esme’s Mother?
General Hospital rumors hint that Esme and Felicia’s introduction is paving the way for a future connection. GH recaps recall a hint within Felicia’s behavior. Last year, Felicia suffered from baby fever. She realized that despite raising Maxie, Georgie, and Robin, Mac never had a child of his own. Additionally, she there was focus on the fact that Mac and Felicia never had a child together. That being said, could this be a hint leading to Esme’s real parents?
GH spoilers suggest that Heather isn’t really Esme’s mother. Will Esme turn out to be Felicia’s daughter she never knew she had?
Furthermore, GH rumors claim that Ryan actually kidnapped Felicia and Mac’s baby. Some believe Ryan had Felicia in isolation at some point to carry out a pregnancy in which Mac was not aware.
Esme seems like a true natural in the art of psychotic behavior. Does her DNA backup her ability to lie, scheme, and hurt the people she claims to love, or will a paternity shocker redeem this troubled soul?
Babysitting their grandchildren really did a number on Felicia’s thoughts and emotions regarding motherhood. She reminisced on the days when her daughters Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Georgie Jones (Lindze Letherman) were young and her heart was full.
Mac Scorpio had a big hand in raising Felicia’s girls although he isn’t their biological father. Mac is perfectly content with the way things panned out, while Felicia questions pregnancy. General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Felicia takes a pregnancy test that turns up with a positive result.
General Hospital previews indicate Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is shocked at what Felicia has to say- Is it possible for Felicia to be pregnant at this stage in her life? Technically, it is possible, however, it isn’t likely. In the soap world anything is possible, and we can’t count it out completely. But GH rumors claim Felicia experiences a false positive pregnancy test as a result to changing hormones caused by menopause.
Will she embrace the idea of pregnancy or will she be let down or relieved if that’s not the case?
Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) and Mac Scorpio (John J. York) have along history of family bond. The love shared between these two over the years was able to grow and spread to 3 beautiful young women.
While Felicia wasn’t always the most prominent parent in Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Georgie Jones’s (Lindze Letherman) lives, Mac has always been there for their girls. Mac also helped raise Anna Devane’s daughter, Robin Scorpio Drake (Kimberly McCullough). He’s definitely fit to be a dad, regardless his age!
After Mac and Felicia babysat their grandchildren, Georgie, James, and Bailey Lou, Felicia started having thoughts reflecting on motherhood and asked Mac if he ever thought about having children of his own. He assured her that raising Robin, Maxie, and Georgie has fulfilled his fatherly role.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Mac and Felicia confide in Mac’s brother and friend, Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) and Anna Devane (Finolas Hughes) with shocking news. Felicia has some tea to spill and Anna responds with the best way she knows how amidst the shock. General Hospital previews and spoilers reveal Anna asks Felicia, “You’re not… pregnant?!”
GH rumors hint that Felicia has taken a pregnancy test and the results is POSITIVE! This comes as a complete shock due to both Mac and Felicia’s ages, and their status as grandparents. The baby will be Max’s first biological child. Maxie’s parents will be raising their child right along with hers… and Georgie, James, and Bailey’s future aunt or uncle will be younger than the three of them! What an interesting twist!
Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) didn’t start off on the most typical foot when it comes to the day one meets their potential match. Austin and Maxie met under extreme circumstances when Maxie was giving birth to baby Louise in the woods.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie and Austin give take their shot at romance. Maxie and Austin have been trying to spend time together but interruptions out of their control seemed to delay the situation.
General Hospital spoilers and previews suggest the time is finally come and Maxie and Austin will go onto have a wonderful evening at The Savoy. GH previews claim Maxie heads home from her night out but the night won’t end there. Austin will bring up hanging out after leaving the swanky night club. Will they go back to Maxie’s place? Things could get awkward since Mac Scorpio (John J. York) and Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) are back at Maxie’s place, babysitting. GH spoilers hint that Mac and Felicia’s curiosity is peaked!
Mac Scorpio (John J. York) has taken a hit and has been out for the count for longer than he desires. Mac is a workaholic who will do anything to protect the ones he loves. That combination makes it hard to stay away from the work that he loves.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Mac hits a roadblock when trying to get back to his regular life. He is itching to get back to his duties as Commissioner as the drama and danger brought on by Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has come to a close.
General Hospital previews suggest Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) steps in as Mac takes a leap before he is fully recovered. Felicia lays down the law, putting a stop to Mac acting on his enthusiasm. GH spoilers also reveal Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) will also have a hand in keeping Mac rested.
It’s been a wonder that Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) hasn’t fallen to pieces on the floor as a result of everything she’s going through. Thankfully, Maxie has a few good friends in her corner.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) was trusted to care for Maxie’s baby and pass her off as her own. Brook Lynn’s initial intentions were far from the wholesome pure motive she has now that she is helping protect Louise from Peter August (Wes Ramsey). She and Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) have been devoted to protecting “their” baby girl.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the unthinkable has happened as Peter has gotten away with Louise. Brook Lynn and Chase are beside themselves after discovering their biggest fear had come true. Bailey was gone and in the hands of a psycho murderer.
General Hospital previews show Brook Lynn and Chase dealing with the fallout. Brook Lynn makes a call to Maxie… she must break the devastating news that her daughter has been taken by Peter. All of Maxie’s efforts and sacrifices she made were all for nothing.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Maxie is now grieving for Louise along with Uncle Mac Scorpio (John J. York) now that he is fighting for his life because of Peter. Peter has caused so much damage to Maxie and the ones she loves. It’s about time Peter is stopped for good.
Nothing ever really goes smoothly in Port Charles. From weddings and funerals to giving birth and prison transfers, there’s never a dull moment and there’s no telling how things will actually go down. But it’s safe to say things rarely go as planned.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things won’t go as planned for Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Mac Scorpio (John J. York) as they prepare to transfer Peter August (Wes Ramsey) from General Hospital to prison.
General Hospital previews show Dante and Mac discussing the upcoming transfer while General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Peter has a plan of his own.
General Hospital rumors hint that Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), Detective Chase (Josh Swickard), and Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) scramble as things come down to the wire. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) is on the verge of figuring everything out while Peter had a heads up from Viktor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy).
Peter has a one-track kind when it comes to his baby girl and his focus is set on going straight to her. Will he get there before anyone is able to protect Louise? Was Maxie’s sacrifice to keep Louise safe all for nothing?
Now more than ever, people all over the world are using these unprecedented times to get into the best shape of their lives. There is a lot that goes into achieving a healthy lifestyle; including, healthy eating habits, exercise, sleep routine, and well check ups, and preventive medicine.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Wagner’s status on GH as Felicia Jones remains the same. The actress has been on a recurring status, coming and going here and there to take part in her daughter, Maxie Jones’ (Kirsten Storms) life, while spending time with Mac Scorpio (John J. York).
General Hospital news reports confirm General Hospital’s Kristina Wagner has advocated for a healthy lifestyle while expressing gratitude for her current health status.
The 58 year old actress is comfortable in her skin and isn’t shy about sharing her image to fans and the rest of the world. In her recent Instagram post, Kristina shared a photo of herself rocking a bikini, which included the hashtag #covidvaccine, in the caption.
This year has been the craziest ride we fellow Americans have experienced along with most of the world. 2020 is definitely a year none of us will ever forget. And out of muck darkness, there’s always light.
General Hospital news reports, actor John J. York who plays the legendary, Mac Scorpio, had sent out an inspiring message to fans. He reminds us all there that is still so much to be thankful for in these uncertain times.
His words have inspired fans to look on the bright side amidst all the negativity.
General Hospital Blog wants to thank John J. York for his kind words and extend them right back!
Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) is about to walk into a storm she never saw coming. She was blindsided by Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) arrival in Port Charles prison, Pentonville. Renault managed to get transferred to Port Charles, purposely placing himself in the city Jordan has vowed to keep safe as Commissioner. Jordan’s son TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) is now missing and Jordan seems too chill for being a mother with a missing child. Not until see went to she Cyrus at Pentonville did she put the clues together as he was spelling them out for her.
It seems as though Jordan is dropping the ball on a lot of situations going on in Port Charles, letting either the bad guys win, or the bad guys solve the crimes. Either way you slice it, Jordan just ain’t cutting it as Commissioner of Port Charles. This city needs someone like Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Curtis’ with his law enforcement background, or even Mac Scorpio (John J. York) who has been in the Commissioner role before, to deliver quick thinking and effective solutions to situations that arise.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Jordan Ashford may be on her way out as Commissioner of Port Charles. Today, Mayor Laura Collins had to confront Jordan and basically tell her how to approach her current with Cyrus. Jordan’s husband Curtis (Donnell Turner) approached her with the notion of joining forces with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) in order to tackle this threat head on but she was dead against it. General Hospital rumors claim that is exactly Jordan will end up having to do. Will she be able to get her act together and help her city before Cyrus burns it to the ground and she ultimately pays the price with her job?
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