Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has become much more than a pest to those who live in Port Charles. Over the course of the time this young woman has been living in town, the residents have been able to see Nelle’s true colors after being fooled for so long.
Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman) saw through Nelle almost immediately as Nelle was pulling the wool over Carly Corinthos’ (Laura Wright) eyes. Carly was blinded by Nelle saving her daughter, Josslyn Jacks’ (Eden McCoy) life with her kidney. Nelle has managed to infiltrate her way into the Corinthos family first through Joss and Carly, then Carly’s son Michael (Chad Duell), and husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). She has reeked havoc on all their lives, becoming a psychopathic villain.
Other than Carly’s stepfather, Frank Benson, Nelle’s true lineage remains unknown. General Hospital spoilers indicate we will be finding more and more about Nelle’s biological makeup, which would include close relatives like biological parents and possible siblings.
Recent General Hospital rumors bring up two villains that could be potential biological parents of Nelle. Sonny’s current threat, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is cut throat and shows no mercy. He is willing to go to great lengths to ruin Sonny which seems very familiar to what Nelle is capable of.
Nelle exhibits similar behavior to a prominent female mobster from Port Charles history. Faith Rosco (Cynthia Preston) was a dangerous psychopath who went after Sonny Corinthos and his family. Very similar to Nelle, these two women seem to have a lot in common. Like Faith, Nelle isn’t afraid of Sonny and his family. She didn’t hesitate to manipulate Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) by using her daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) as leverage. Nelle is Joss’s kidney donor, and with that, Nelle was able to gain Carly’s trust from the get go, however, Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman) saw right through Nelle from the beginning. Nelle then worked her way into Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) good graces, manipulating bane seducing him. She then somehow managed to intertwine herself into Sonny’s life, driving a wedge between him and Carly.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nelle’s background will be explored more deeply, revealing connections to Port Charles history. General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest that Nelle could be the daughter of Cyrus Renault and Faith Rosco, which would explain her hated for the Corinthos family and her similar ways to her potential mom, Faith. These three would make a nice little family unit, and a huge threat to Sonny and his family.
Is it possible that Nelle is their daughter? Will Cynthia Preston return to reprise her role as the female mobster, Faith Rosco?
It’s no secret that Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) have a long history of bad blood. These two women have a connection that goes way back to their childhood. It’s known that Nelle’s biological father, Frank Benson, is Carly’s adoptive father.
General Hospital spoilers reveal in an all new special episode of General Hospital, fans will get a deep look into how the rivalry between Nelle and Carly began. This episode will feature young versions of Nelle and Carly. American actress, Willa Rose will be taking on the challenging role of young Nelle Benson and General Hospital‘s own Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks) will be playing a young version of her own TV mother, Carly Corinthos.
General Hospital spoilers indicate this episode will look back in time and will reveal how Carly and Nelle interacted as children. General Hospital spoilers suggest Carly is harboring a HUGE secret which could explain a lot when it comes to Nelle.
General Hospital rumors claim Carly has a bigger part in Nelle’s current mental state and behavior than she plans to admit. It’s been rumored that Nelle will be painted in a new light, showing more of her innocence and possibly seeing Nelle as the victim. This won’t bode will for Carly if Nelle is painted as the victim. Perhaps this is a way to redeem Nelle’s character, but at the cost of tarnishing Carly’s? Carly has never been squeaky clean when it comes to her character, but if she is portrayed as the source of Nelle’s downward spiral, things could start to change for Carly, and not in a good way.
This revelation of Carly and Nelle’s childhood can bring some major changes to the lives of their family and friends. General Hospital rumors claim the past of these two women will rear it’s ugly head and have an effect on more individuals than just the two of them.
This special episode of General Hospital will be aired on Wednesday, April 8th.
Here’s a quick look at the young actress who will be playing young Nelle Benson. Check out her Instagram below.
General Hospital Blog previously reported GH spoilers which involved an unlikely alliance. It turns out, long time arch enemies, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) will put the past behind them- at least temporarily, in order to work together to conquer a mutual problem.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is the latest threat to the city of Port Charles, which includes high profile residents such as Commissioner Jordan Ashford, (Briana Nicole Henry) Detective Marcus Taggert, mob boss Sonny Corinthos, and mob enforcer Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). He is out for blood as he is dead set on getting revenge on Jordan and Taggert all while trying to move in on Sonny’s territory.
General Hospital spoilers indicated the old pair of enemies will soon join forces to take down Cyrus, their mutual threat. General Hospital rumors claim something crazy will go down at the high school dance where Sonny’s step daughter, Joss, (Eden McCoy) and Taggert’s daughter, Trina Robinson, (Sydney Makayla) will be in attendance.
Will it take a fatal attack on the city of Port Charles for these two men on the opposite sides of the law to work together?
Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) came to Port Charles with no family ties to anyone in town. She quickly became friends with Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and their group of friends including Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton).
GH fans have been speculating, trying to come up with a family in or formerly resided in Port Charles that could help get a bigger picture of Trina’s background. Previously, General Hospital rumors claimed Trina is the daughter of Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and his ex, Gia Campbell (Marisa Ramirez). This week on General Hospital, General Hospital spoilers reveal Trina will receive a visit from a family member. It’s unclear if Trina will know this person or if this will be a shock. Could she really be a Cassadine? Other General Hospital rumors suggest Trina is related to Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) and Aunt Stella (Vernee Watson). Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) is also a possibility. He could be her Father, or, if Gia is her Mother, Taggert would be Trina’s uncle. Which would make sense if Trina is the daughter of Nikolas Cassadine and Gia Campbell. GH fans are anxious to finally learn who is related to Trina. Find out this week on General Hospital!
Nelle Hayes seems to be working her way into every aspect of Carly’s life. Starting out by coming to Port Charles in response to Nina’s ad searching for Josslyn Jack’s kidney donor, Nelle has played the part of being reluctant participant very well. When she first arrived, Nelle made it a point to make it look as if she was keeping the members of the Corinthos family at arms length… all while she was actually doing quite the opposite.
Nelle’s life story reminds us a lot of Carly’s when she first arrived in Port Charles. Originally played by Sarah Joy Brown, a broken and scarred Caroline Benson came to town on a mission. She was set out to get revenge. After losing her best friend Charlotte “Carly” Roberts who was killed in a car accident, Caroline took on her late best friend’s name and used it to make her way into the lives of the person who abandon her, her biological mother, Bobbie Spencer. Carly then tried to integrate into Bobbie’s life by enrolling in the nursing program at General Hospital. Bobbie wasn’t fond of Carly and this set Carly off even more. Carly then had her sights set on Tony Jones, Bobbie’s husband. She was successful at seducing him and this tarnished any relationship she would have with Bobbie for the foreseeable future.
Nelle also lost a best friend in a car accident. Nelle’s story about losing her best friend mimicked the story Carly told many years ago. And just like Carly moved in on Tony Jones, Nelle is nestling her way closer and closer to Sonny, comforting him in his time of need.
What does Nelle want? She’s bitter about the fact that she has unwillingly given up a kidney to Josslyn. Nelle has made snide comments under her breath regarding Kiki, calling her “Princess” in a sarcastic tone. She also neglected to tell Carly that she saw Morgan that day, knowing that Carly was worried sick about her son’s whereabouts. She’s sneaky to say the least. So who exactly IS Nelle? Some think she is Carly’s daughter, and it’s pretty obvious that Jax knows more about Nelle than he is making known to Carly, Josslyn, and Sonny. Only time will tell as GH spoilers behind to reveal and unravel Nelle’s true agenda. Keep watching General Hospital for the latest drama.
Yes, it’s true! General Hospital spoilers reveal that Ingo Rademacher will be back on set of General Hospital as Jasper Jax for Fall Sweeps.
Recently, Jax returned to Port Charles to deal with the drama of finding Josslyn’s kidney daughter, which his ex-wife Carly was eager to get answers regarding their daughter’s health. Ever since finding out that Elizabeth Webber’s son Jake, wasn’t the donor, for obvious reasons, (he turned up alive), Carly has been perplexed as to who could have given the kidney that saved Josslyn’s life.
The last time Jax was in Port Charles, he seemed very anxious and uneasy around Carly and Nelle. He discouraged the entire act of digging into Josslyn’s kidney donor situation from the very beginning. But why? Does Jax know something about Nelle that Carly, Sonny, Joss, and the rest of us are in the dark about? Since Nelle was a match for Joss’ kidney, General Hospital rumors have suggested that Nelle has to be related to Joss in some way, and that perhaps she is Jax’s daughter.
There is much more to this story which will unfold this coming Fall Sweeps, when Ingo Rademacher returns as Jax.
Nelle has an agenda that fans just cannot put their finger on. GH rumors have teased that she wants to move in on Sonny and get Carly out of the picture. Nelle has everyone in Port Charles fooled when it comes to her true intentions for hanging around the Corinthos family. She’s always up in their business and at the same time, she plays it off like she doesn’t want to get involved. She has made some shady comments, suggesting that what’s in her mind doesn’t match the actions she plays out toward Carly, Sonny, and the rest of the family. She mentioned in a disgruntled tone that it wasn’t her choice to give her kidney to Josslyn. We know it wasn’t out of the goodness of Nelle’s heart that Josslyn got her kidney.
What does she want and who is she? Based on the fact that Nelle told Sonny the story about her best friend and the car accident that is eerily familiar to that of Carly’s story back form her youth, has led to GH rumors that Nelle wants to take Carly’s place, she wants to BE CARLY. Whatever it is, Nelle has something to hide and we have just begun to see through her shady ways.
Watch General Hospital during Fall Sweeps to see this story unfold.
Soap Operas are known for changing the faces of the characters we have come to know and love (or hate) and somehow get away with it. It’s especially common with the younger actors, as the executives often like to age them children, sometimes even drastically. In the soap world, we call it SORAS- Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome.
General Hospital spoilers have revealed that the character of Josslyn Jacks, daughter of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) has been recast. JOsslyn Jacks has been played by Hannah Norberg since 2014. However, the latest news reports state that a new actress will be taking over the role. Actress Eden McCoy will now be the face of Carly and Jax’s daughter, Joss. Look for the new Josslyn as early as this coming Wednesday.
Spencer’s birthday party is a big production for such a little Prince. But that Prince has a big personality! After an argument over the ladies, Cameron decided to leave Spencer’s party with Josslyn, and Spencer was a shoulder for Emma to lean on. The young little love birds share a dance after the relationship drama dust has settled.
Spencer and Emma are in danger as Wyndemere becomes engulfed in flames. Their dad’s come to their resuce, and Nikolas and Patrick ar enow at risk. Who will get caught in the blaze? Will Nikolas and Patrick be able to save Spencer and Emma before it’s too late?
General Hospital rumors speculate that not everyone gets out unscathed. Nik might be the one getting hurt in the fire, and won’t be able to tell the truth about Jake’s true identity.
What do you think will happen? Will everyone get out of the fire alright?
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