Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) just experienced one of the most devastating and traumatic events when she and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) lost their baby son.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha’s way of coping has her fallen back into using drugs. She feels the pressure of keeping her relationship with Brando. She’s not feeling pressure because she doesn’t want to be with Brando, it’s just that she feels she has to act certain way to be able to be there for Brando. Sasha isn’t in the place after their son’s death to give her whole self to the relationship.
General Hospital spoilers and previews suggest Sasha is continuing to hide her drug use in the name of trying to improve her situation with Brando. She doesn’t want to lose him but things will start seeming too good to be true for Brando.
General Hospital rumors hint Sasha’s drug-fueled marriage proposal to Brando seem like a dream come true but will eventually end badly. Sasha continues to deceive Brando, leading him to believe that her ways of coping with the grief has gotten under control.
General Hospital previews suggest Brando and Sasha could very well make things official at a chapel in Niagara Falls. Sasha’s bender influenced her decision to up and marry Brando, but when she crashes from the high, will she be a happily married woman or will she regret her impromptu nuptials?
The last time Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) looked at herself in the mirror while at work like that was when she was battling multiple obstacles in her life which resulted in her turning to drugs- and Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).
Now that Sasha has suffered the greatest loss imaginable, she is trying to pick up the pieces of her life, which would obviously include jumping back into her career. General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sasha is in over her head with returning to work so soon, and will struggle to stay afloat.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Sasha will choose a risky method to cope which leads to recalling her history with substance abuse, specifically cocaine in which she obtained from Cyrus.
General Hospital rumors have gone dark when it comes to how Sasha is going to deal with the loss of Liam, GH fans fearing she will turn to Cyrus and drugs once again. Sasha has a good support system now that she and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) have built their relationship. She is surrounded by his family, including his mother Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs). Although Gladys can be a pain in the ass, her heart is good when it comes to her son and his family. Sasha also has the support of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and her fellow employees, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring), and Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton).
This time around it appears Sasha has more people in her corner, I. Hopes that she will not hit the extememe lows she did when she was trouble by what was happening with Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), Chase (Josh Swickard), and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). Life is much different for Sasha now and the outlook has potential to be much brighter than her past.
It’s an understatement to say that General Hospital fans were devastated at the road the writers took the audience in the storyline involving Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Brando Corbin’s (Johnny Wactor) baby.
General Hospital spoilers reveal GH stars, Johnny Wactor and Sofia Mattsson addressed their incredibly sad scenes together, involving the death of their son, Liam.
General Hospital news and spoilers report Mattsson posted a heartfelt message, thanking fans for their support throughout Sasha and Brando’s tragic journey. Mattsson expressed gratitude for the challenging role while being reminded of how real this can actually be for some. A lot was taken away from this heartbreaking sorry, making us feel a little deeper. Sofia reminds us all to never take a day for granted.
I’m overwhelmed with gratitude for all your comments about little Liam’s storyline on GH. I loved the challenge of acting out this beautifully written and heartbreaking story. I’m reminded to hug everyone I love extra hard this holiday season and never take a day for granted ❤️
Friday’s episode of General Hospital left fans in tears as they watched Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) say goodbye to their newborn son, Liam. The devastation has rocked the GH fandom, and fans were left wondering why the writers would tell suck a story, especially this time of year.
Fellow actors have given shout outs to Johnny and Sofia for their moving and heart wrenching scenes with baby Liam. The choice they had to make is very real, no matter the season.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, in a series of tweets, GH star, Johnny Wactor, gave his explanation as to why it’s important to tell such a sad tale. For some, it’s no take at all.
1. I want to thank everyone for being so invested in watching Liam’s journey. It’s obviously an incredibly painful storyline that has left many of you with the question, simply put, “Why?” Why tell a story of two new parents, with a shaky foundation, but who have hope to maybe be
2. something together, and then take away the greatest gift they’ve ever had before they even get to truly cherish and nurture that gift, their baby boy Liam? Why this story during one of, if not the roughest stretch of time in many our personal lives? Why during the holidays?
4. We tell stories that are often times extreme, rare, and worst case scenario. These stories are painful. Painful to watch and painful to play. This story about Liam is especially devastating due to the child’s innocence and unfair circumstances.
5. Imagine the pain of those families that have suffered these circumstances in their own real lives. This story is for them. To show them that we see them. That something so terrible and seemingly uncommon and unbelievable can be recognized by the storytellers they watch and
6. they get to see their story shared with millions of viewers. Perhaps, that brings them comfort in some way. Being seen. And perhaps as a not so gentle encouragement to people everywhere to be grateful for the things we do often take for granted. One of them being life.
8. are still with you on these holidays. Life is precious and fragile and death, although inevitable for everyone, can come unexpected. So… I share this not because it’s the “right” answer to the question “why?” There is no right answer. This is just my speculation.
10. Again, I’m so thankful to all of our fans for watching, the kind praise and truly just honored to have such sparked such fervent conversation with this story. Hope to bring everyone some undisputed JOY in the storylines to follow. Much love. And happy holidays.
General Hospital news reports reveal Wactor’s explanation as fans seemed to be in need of some answers. We can all take a few moments to recognize that although some of us watch our favorite soaps to escape reality, the soap opera genre has been known to hit close to home on realistically heartbreaking topics. It’s believed that the writer’s went for authenticity, and Wactor and Mattsson delivered beautifully.
Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) should be basking in the most precious time of their lives as they welcome their baby, Liam into the world, but instead, they are faced with making the hardest decision of their lives.
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) presented the new parents with recasting news about the health of their new baby. Liam was deprived of oxygen in the moments blessing you to birth, which has resulted in irreversible brain damage.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha has been blindly holding onto hope that her son will make a recovery. Brand is well aware of the reality and severity of his son’s diagnosis, yet a part of him wants to believe that Sasha could be right.
General Hospital previews show Sasha and Brando facing the most important decision they’ll ever have to make. They must decide to either take Liam off of life support machines or have him set up in a facility where he will be kept alive by the help of machines since he is not capable of living on his own.
General Hospital rumors hint toward some type of miracle for Sasha and Brando as their baby Liam has been given no hope for survival. Other GH rumors suggest the oracle may not happen so soon, as in, not in time for Christmas, but to be tucked away for future story lines.
Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) has been right you Sasha Gilmore’s (Sofia Mattsson) side throughout the entire emergency labor and devastatingly unfortunate reality regarding their baby, Liam.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that although Brando has been extremely supportive to Sasha in every possible way, she has been alone in her belief that somehow baby Liam’s health will take a positive turn.
General Hospital previews show Brando confiding in Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), discussing his son, Liam. GH spoilers indicate Brando is starting to have faith in Sasha, questioning them possibility of her being right about keeping hope for Liam.
General Hospital rumors hint there me a Christmas miracle storyline ahead as Sasha won’t give up hope on her baby boy.
Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) received heartbreaking news about their newborn baby boy. They have been grieving while trying to cling on to hope that just isn’t there.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha is having a difficult time accepting the news about Liam. She refuses to believe this is an absolute, and hopes that by some major turn of events, things will change in the right direction.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha receives emotional support from Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), when he comes to pay a visit. She asks his advice and listens to his outlook. Sonny has been through a lot in his life, and his outlook on things could give Sasha a new perspective.
There are a lot of new faces passing through the halls of General Hospital. From random patients to background nurses, doctors, and other staff members, you can always find a new face over at GH.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there is a new doctor at the best known hospital in Port Charles.
General Hospital news reports confirm that the role of Dr. Maria Fleming is being played by actress, Marita de Lara. She is no stranger to the Soap Opera genre, as she has appeared on One Life to Live, Days Of Our Lives, The Bold and the Beautiful, and Port Charles.
de Lara first debuted as the Neonatologist who is taking care of Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) and Sasha Gilmore’s (Sofia Mattsson) baby boy. Brando and Sasha anxiously await updates on the health of their baby while looking to Dr. Fleming for answers.
Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) was thrown into a whirlwind when Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) unexpectedly went into labor.
Sasha couldn’t have been more excited to inadvertently find out that she and and Brando were having a son. Now the time has come to meet her baby, and their world has been turned upside down after needed an emergency C-section.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha and the baby aren’t out of the woods. The baby was whisked away without warning, alarming Brando. Things have taken a turn and Brando fears for his family.
Brando looked to Dr. Sofia Navarro (Christina Ferraro) for her insight on the outlook for not only the baby, but Sasha as well. She implied Sasha is at risk of hemorrhaging, which left Brando unsettled. General Hospital previews indicate that things escalate after their baby was rushed off for medical attention. The doctor’s goal is to act fast in order to save their baby and Sasha before the complications become too much.
General Hospital rumors indicate fear among the GH fans who believe Sofia Mattsson could be a third actor to be leaving due to a recent mandate set effective on November 1st. No GH comings and goings news reports have surfaced which would confirm or deny this rumor. We will keep you up to date on any status changes for Sofia Mattsson as Sasha’s storyline plays out.
Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) takes no one else into consideration as potential collateral damage when she is plotting her next revenge move. Her current focus is on Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) since she is jealous of her bond with Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Esme’s latest plot to ruin Trina’s night will have an impact on Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and her baby as she goes into labor while locked in with Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs).
General Hospital previews indicate possible complications with the birth of Sasha and Brando’s (Johnny Wactor) baby. Sasha can be seen screaming in pain with Brando right by her side.
Esme doesn’t care who she harms along the way as long as she is satisfied. Although it was a mistake that Sasha was in the room as opposed to Trina, Esme’s actions will have grand implications.
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