Willow Becomes Nelle 2.0?! …Little Miss Weeping Willow (as named by GH fans) Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) sure is going to have something to weep about soon enough. Her latest engagement with Congressman Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) will be her downfall. Soon, she’ll have lost it all- including her sanity. At least that’s what the latest General Hospital rumors suggest!
According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, GH’s Katelyn MacMullen drops hints that her character may go through some unpleasant changes. Specifically, Katelyn mentions Willow’s sister Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Yep, Willow is Nina’s long lost daughter, as well as Nelle’s long lost twin sister. The apples can’t fall that far from the tree, so they’re bound to have a little bit of crazy within them.
Like Mother, Like Daughter(s)?
The wonderful world of Soap Operas typically spend years developing a character’s true personality. The actors bring their TV persona to life, and the audience gets to watch the characters grow and change over the years. Sometimes, characters stay tru to themselves for decades, while others go through woke changes. I guess it all depends on the path the writers want to see the roles take.
General Hospital spoilers tease that the Willow Tait/Corinthos that we know may be a fading memory as biology rears its ugly head. Last year, GH’s Willow, actress Katelyn MacMullen, took time out of her busy GH and acting class schedule to talk to co-stars Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson. Last year, she sat down with The Daily Drama hosts and disclosed some interesting General Hospital spoilers. Reportedly, Katelyn MacMullen explained Willow’s biological connection to Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati), Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), and of course, Nelle Benson.
Willow Becomes Nelle 2.0
Moreover, General Hospital’s sweetheart dropped hints that her character might go through some changes. On the Daily Drama, Bradford Anderson addressed Willow’s bloodline, particularly the crazy that runs through Willow’s veins, inherited from her mother Nina and sister Nelle. She said, “well, there’s been certain moments where we’re like, ‘Oh, maybe that’s a little bit of ya know, biology happening.” Based on Willow’s family ties, Steve Burton came to a hypothesis. “So they set Willow up with the crazy gene just in case,” he assumed. That’s when MacMullen said, “yeah, just in case,” and confirmed his prediction. Then, Steve and Katelyn left things to the imagination and both actors stated, “you never know.”
Check out GH’s Katelyn MacMullen as she discusses her role as the beloved Willow with friends Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson.
Willow’s devastated about Michael! …Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) destroyed her marriage to Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) for his Uncle, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). Go figure.
According to General Hospital recaps, it all started with a Fourth Of July kiss. They talked it up to an innocent blunder, but then it happened again. Suddenly Willow found herself daydreaming of Drew. Meanwhile Willow‘s mom, Nina, and Drew were having a good old time, anytime and any place. Unbeknownst to Willow, Drew was sleeping with her mother the entire time he made subtle advances at Willow.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Willow’s world blows apart (no pun intended) now that her’s and Drew’s secret is out. After Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) instigated combat, divorce for Willow and Michael is imminent. However, while Willow prepares for the worst, the unthinkable happens.
Willow’s devastated about Michael
Recent General Hospital previews indicate that Michael’s burned beyond recognition in an explosion meant for Sonny. Sound familiar? Anyways, Willow thought a cuddly fight with Michael was the worst of the worst. But soon she’ll find that a greater calamity puts things into perspective.
Michael and Willow head for divorce
GH rumors hint that Michael is severely burned in an explosion and Willow can’t live with herself after cheating on him with Drew.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) inch closer to becoming husband and wife. To their pleasant surprise, they are surrounded by their closest loved ones, including Michael (Chad Duell) and Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen). The unlikely-to-attend pair are not only present but supportive as well.
General Hospital previews indicate that Michael may be present to support his father, but the event doesn’t have his full attention. Instead, he’s focused on getting answers to a burning question. Who is responsible for tipping off the SEC? Meanwhile, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) hangs back in Port Charles to work on the same mission. Obviously, Carly wants to get to the bottom of it all, mainly to help Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison). Additionally, adverse effects continue to occur as the result of the leaked information. Lives have been jeopardized since Nina had Martin Grey (Michael E. Knight) throw Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) under the bus.
Carly’s life was turned upside down because of Sonny’s bride-to-be. Her man is in Pentonville, and she suffers major financial woes. At this point, Carly is sick of it and is determined to turn things around, especially for Drew. So of course, Carly starts digging. According to GH spoilers and previews, Michael and Carly finally make headway.
Michael Blames Valentin For SEC Tip-Off
GH recaps recall the text that Michael received as the ceremony began. Although the text has no indication of the sender, it sort of looked like it was Dex. Because, right after Michael looked at his phone, the camera quickly panned over to Josslyn (Eden McCoy) and Dex (Evan Hofer). That’s when Dex quickly shut down his phone. Furthermore, he managed to evade Joss’s inquiry and skipped right over telling her who texted him. If that isn’t suspicious then I don’t know.
Ultimately, GH spoilers reveal that Michael learns that Martin Grey tipped off the SEC. Confused, Michael tries to connect the dots. Why Martin? Then, Michael realizes Martin’s ties to Valentin as his legal counsel, and figures it has to be Valentin. At this rate, will Nina ever get exposed?!
Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) was no model citizen or even a good parent. Sure, she wasn’t a total monster of a mother. But her’s and Willow’s relationship was far from your typical mother-daughter bond. In fact, Willow didn’t even know that Harmony wasn’t her biological mother. Therefore, her home life was based on a lie. But Willow and Harmony loved each other in their own way.
Clearly, Harmony loves and cares deeply about the only daughter she’s ever known. Despite how things went down over the years, Harmony feels the need to protect Willow, even from beyond the grave. That’s when she came to her daughter in dream.
Despite all of Harmony’s shortcomings as a mother, she still finds it necessary to keep Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) from Willow. Is Harmony just the worst kind of hypocrite? Or does she know something about Nina that’s so dark it makes Harmony look like Mother-of-the-Year?
Since Harmony’s warning, General Hospital rumors regarding Nina Reeves have spread across social media platforms. Reportedly, the majority of GH fans believe that Harmony’s warning is definitely about Nina. That’s why Nina becomes unsettled when Willow confides in her about her dream. See, Nina and Harmony have past that not many know about.
According to GH spoilers, Harmony’s warning is the beginning of Nina’s fallout. Although Harmony may not be the one to specifically expose Nina, it’s possible that she’s provided enough information to get this party started. Is Willow’s dream the thread that’s pulled just before everything unravels?
It must be so strange for Willow to bring herself to call either of these women her mother. The woman who “raised” jet was the only mother she’d ever known. It’s no secret that Willow and Harmony’s relationship with strained, and downright toxic at times. However, Harmony loved her “daughter” and despite her mom’s actions, Willow loved her too.
GH recaps recall Willow’s waiting room catnap. She dozed off at the hospital and was awakened by a disturbing dream. I’m the dream, her late mother Harmony came to Willow with a warning. Ever since General Hospital’s 9/29/23 episode, GH fans try to master lip reading as they try to decipher what Harmony mouthed to Willow.
GH Spoiler ???? Alert! After watching the clip over and over, I’ve come to believe that I figured out what Harmony said for the most part. “You can’t. You can’t. I’m warning you, Willow, you can’t trust.”
Harmony’s warning rattles Willow. She can’t seem to shake her mom’s warning regarding trust. Who or what can’t Willow trust? General Hospital spoilers indicate that’s when Willow confided in Nina regarding her dream of Harmony. Surprised, Nina is taken aback (in a good way) by the fact that Willow came to her to talk in the first place. However, soon enough the good vibes fade. Willow tells Nina what Harmony said in her dream and now Nina fears Harmony’s warning. From the looks of things, One of Willow’s mother’s is most likely warning her about her other mother, Nina.
See, Nina knows what she’s done and that’s why her secrets must stay buried. Because if Willow finds out then her chances at a relationship with her daughter are over.
I’m not gonna lie, I was totally creeped out by Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) dream. Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) came to her self appointed daughter in a recent dream. It was only a catnap, but Willows brief slumber brought forth and impactful dream.
Over at the hospital, Willow dreamed of the only mother she’s ever known until Nina. The dream wasn’t pleasant at all. In fact, she was visibly angry in her dream. Even a little frantic. Despite the strange nature of their relationship, Harmony loved Willow very much. Sadly, Harmony died after she was hit by Sasha’s car. It just so happens that Sasha was in the middle of a traumatic episode when Harmony came out of nowhere. That’s when she was struck by Sasha’s car. Unfortunately,, Willow never got to know the reason behind what Harmony did; why she lied about being her mother. But now she carries resentment toward the only woman she has ever called mom until recently.
GH spoilers reveal that Harmony’s warning rattles Willow and she can’t get it off of her mind. At General Hospital, Harmony came to Willow on a dream. She gave her “daughter” a warning. Harmony says, “you can’t, you can’t. I’m warning you Willow you can’t trust.”
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) has much to look forward with a bright furrier ahead of her. Her leukemia diagnosis effected the entire Quartermaine family as they struggled to face the news. Meanwhile, Michael (Chad Duell) and Willow were both at odds with each of their parents.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny and Nina’s big day is quickly approaching. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) seems to feel content with her secrets and only reflects on her deceit when she’s at risked of exposure. She can breathe a sigh of relief because the one person (other than Martin Grey) who knows is Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth). However, the truth always has a way of coming to light.
During this time, Nina desperately begged Willow to give her a chance. She swore she’d never let her in, but Willow recently started to sing a different tune. Unexpectedly, Willow has started to show a softer side when it comes to her mother. She’s trying to build trust with her mom, but it’s difficult after all that they have been through. Since Willow’s miraculous treatment, even Sonny and Michael are on better terms. That said, it’s possible that these four can get along just fine.
According to GH spoilers Michael and Willow make a decision. Their parents are headed down the aisle and Willow and Michael have to figure out their next step. Will they attend Sonny and Nina’s wedding?
Is Willow’s death on Michael’s hands? Michael’s faced with his worst nightmare and it’s all his fault. His desire to get revenge on his own father has created a series of horrific circumstances. These adverse events to Michael’s family is the price he pays for playing with the mob.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Liesl Obrecht is missing. When watching in awe of the Nurses Ball episodes, the question of why Liesl was kidnapped arose. Fans turned to social media platforms to discuss the drama. Why would anyone want to kidnap Liesl?! Well, maybe they kidnapped her to get to someone else.
Recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease there’ll be extreme consequences for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). Michael has put his time and energy into taking down his father. With the help of Dex Heller (Evan Hofer), Michael is almost at the finish line as his plan to bust Sonny is about to go down.
General Hospital rumors claim Liesl was kidnapped to send a message to Michael. Apparently, someone isn’t happy with how he’s been playing the mob game. And now, Willow’s life is held hostage along with Liesl. If she dies, is Willow’s death on Michael’s hands?
Michael may have made the biggest mistake of his life. Going after Sonny Corinthos was never a good idea. But his anger about his family problems lead the way. Despite all of life’s blessings, Michael’s focus is guided by darkness. If Willow dies, Michael will see just how dark things get.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is desperate to keep custody of his son Wiley as Wiley’s biological mother, psycho Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) fights for full custody of her son. Nelle is no picture of perfect motherhood. This crazy women tried to kill her baby’s father, and when their vehicle crashed she gave birth to their son. Instead of being a normal human and keeping and loving her baby, Nelle decided to hand her baby off to Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) who was in a desperate situation himself.
Nelle and Brad pulled off the ultimate deception for almost two years, fooling everyone in Port Charles, even those they love. Brad let Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) believe Nelle and Michael’s baby was their adoptive son, after the sudden death of the infant. Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) believed baby Wiley was her biological son whom she gave up for adoption to Lucas and Brad. They developed a special bond, and Willow was the only mother figure Wiley had. Even when Wiley was around his biological mother, Nelle, she was always behaving bizarrely, and didn’t really act like a loving mother to her child.
Michael thought he was heeding to Attorney Diane Miller’s (Carolyn Hennesy) advice when he made the decision to propose to his girlfriend, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) to order to provide a stable home for custody. Michael and Sasha were shocked when Diane shut that idea down because of Sasha’s fraud charges.
General Hospital spoilers hint Michael will now be gravitating toward another solution in order to provide stability for Wiley. Meanwhile, Willow discloses she will do whatever it takes to help Michael keep his son, keeping the child away from Nelle. Michael remembers what Diane said about a ‘Snow White’ type. It seems like it would be fate that Michael would move towards having Willow become his wife to provide the home that is necessary for the court to decide in Michael’s favor.
General Hospital rumors hint this pairing is likely, leaving Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) and Sasha behind and crushed. Will Michael and Willow leave their significant others for the sake of Wiley?
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