General Hospital: Will Britt take advantage of Joss’s situation?
Britt blackmails Josslyn over WSB? When they said the Britch is back they weren’t joking. Dr. Britt Westbourne’s reputation precedes her as the embryo- stealing, man-trapping, bossy and abrasive Doctor at General Hospital. Initially, Britt was most definitely all of those things. In time she mellowed out, and softened up a bit. But the “rough around the edges” didn’t vanish- they just went a bit under her surface.
General Hospital recaps recall Britt’s selfless act when she saved Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) from the hook killer. Now that Britta has returned from playing dead, she seems to have reverted back to living up to The Britch name. In fact, she’s now using her act of heroism as a form of blackmail against Joss. Josslyn literally owes Britt her life, and she also needs her silence. So the old Britt emerges and dies what she has to do.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Britt blackmails Josslyn in order to keep her silence. It seems that Britt has the upper hand when it comes to Joss, and even Carly. The doctor’s ties to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) really strikes a nerve with Josslyn’s mom. Carly is jealous, so she flaunts her and Jason’s “trust” and “bond” with one another like a kid on the first day of school, wearing brand new Jordan’s that the whole school said he’d never get. And what Carly doesn’t know is that Jason is keeping secret for Joss. To top it off, Britt also happened to harbor the same secret. So, imagine Carly’s fury when she finally learns that Britt shares a secret with both her daughter Josslyn, and her best friend, Jason.
Surprise! Things have gotten hot and heavy with a few Port Charles residents- whether they were in town or not. Some didn’t need to be anywhere other than their hometown (or their office at work) to get down and dirty. While others got swept away by sandy beaches, sunshine, and danger.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Head Nurse, Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) asks a patient a feared question- “any chance you could be pregnant?” This week, General Hospital previews show a close up of a positive pregnancy test. After Elizabeth asks someone about being pregnant, quickly, the focus shifts to Britt, Molly, and Josslyn.
Who Is Pregnant In Port Charles?!
First, Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vaganos) hasn’t slept with anyone since splitting from TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow). Apparently, no one has struck Molly’s fancy until Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) came along. It looks like something is cooking up between Molly and Cody, however, whatever their status, those two are in the very beginning stages at best.
Secondly, It wouldn’t make much sense if Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) was pregnant. She’s been hiding away, doing mysterious research, and was seemingly isolated in that sense. Moreover, the baby can’t be Jason’s because she barely brought herself to thank him for saving her from Croatia- let alone sleep with him.
Now, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) are another story. Recently, Jocelyn slept with Vaughn despite Jack Brennan’s (Chris McKenna) orders to not get involved. And Portia. Oh, boy, Portia. Dr. Robinson slept with Dr. Gannon while still married to Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner).
Do you think that Josslyn is pregnant? A pregnancy would really throw a wrench her new career. So, will a pregnancy cause Josslyn to quit the WSB?
Or, will Portia’s infidelity bring about a new, “who’s the daddy?” saga?
General Hospital: Felicia (Kristina Wagner) sees Nathan (Ryan Paevey)
Felicia suspects Faison is behind Nathan’s return. Can she spot a Faison when she sees one?! …Who knew that being a patient advocate would be so emotionally and psychologically challenging? Felicia Jones’s (Kristina Wagner) current career path differs greatly from that of her last. As a former WSB agent, Felicia has experienced more than most. The wild days of being an undercover spy are gone, but her old life seems to haunt her.
Coming up on General Hospital, Felicia thinks that she’s seen a ghost. General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Felicia makes her rounds as a Patient Advocate when she encounters the John Doe. The mystery man looks exactly like her former son in law, Detective Nathan West. Nathan was married to Maxie (Kirsten Storms) when he was shot by his father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove).
Facts: Faison kidnapped Felicia in 1990. Given Felicia’s history with the WSB, she likely can spot a Faison plot from a mile away. Will Felicia see through this Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) situation and figure out that Faison is behind this?
Who does Britt work for? This week on General Hospital, mysterious things happen. As if Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) return, a murder, and an attempted murder wasn’t enough mystery for Port Charles. General Hospital previews and spoilers reveal that more bombshells will drop!
Reportedly, General Hospital comings and goings confirmed that Ryan Paevey made his GH return debut on Friday, 9-19-25. While fans expect Nathan West (Ryan Paevey),GH rumors indicate a major twist.
General Hospital Spoilers tease a GAME CHANGER of A Week!
It looks like Nathan… but is hereally Nathan? Right now is seems like Britt is the only one who could possibly shed some light on this, well, situation?
GH recaps recall Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) were STUNNED when they caught a glimpse of General Hospital’s latest ER patient. According to GH spoilers, Anna wants to keep this quiet until they learn more about this unlikely arrival.
What do you think is going on? And how much does the WSB (*cough* Jack Brennan) already know?
General Hospital: Is Cesar’s brain inside Nathan’s body?!
Currently, the people of Port Charles, and the city itself are going through some dark times. From custody battles, blackmail, and even murder, the tension between the powerful families, politicians, and the PCPD is thick.
Brennan has so many people riled up because of his WSB investigation. It involves so many people, and their intertwining lives. Coming up on General Hospital, Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) shocking return ties many lives together.
General Hospital star Chris McKenna shared some behind the scenes bloopers. The clips featured Chris McKenna himself while portraying WSB Agent Jack Brennan. Currently, McKenna is front and center as Jack Brennan is heads up the WSB investigation. He’s also dating PC’s leading lady, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright). Brennan had a lot going on, and his most important concern is the mission. But from Carly, to Josslyn, to Britt, his biggest problem isn’t a woman. In fact, the problem may not even be among the living. Or maybe it is…
Faison’s Brain Goes Missing From The Jar??
According to GH spoilers, and confirmed by McKenna’s behind the scenes bloopers, Cesar Faison’s brain has been preserved in a jar. Apparently, before he “died” the mad scientist figured that someone could put it to good use down the road. Is that time now?
Will DNA tests show that Britt is Rocco’s biological mom?! Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) are trying to get to a new normal after Lulu’s four year coma. To add chaos to the challenging time, the Britt and Rocco situation, and Charlotte and Valentin situation decided to hit Dante and Lulu in the face.
Coming up on General Hospital, Lulu Spencer faces having to allow Charlotte to visit her father in Steinmair prison. According to GH recaps, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) will only cooperate with Agent Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) if he gets a visit from his daughter.
Lulu also faces another hardship as her son Rocco’s illegitimate surrogate has returned from the dead. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) stole Lulu and Dante’s embryo back in 2013, and the truth has come to light. Rocco knows he’s that Lulu didn’t give birth to him, and now he wants answers.
Since her return, Britt has embodied more of “The Britch” persona from back in the day. She’s eerily obsessed with Ben, aka Rocco, and feistier than in recent times before her staged death. General Hospital rumors tease that Britt is Rocco’s biological mom. Will a DNA test prove that Lulu isn’t Rocco’s mom after all?
Three words, two names, and one wedding marks the most iconic television wedding in history. Their romance began in 1979, and Luke and Laura quickly becamethe most recognizable General Hospital Super Couple. Luke and Laura’s wedding took place on November 17, 1981 and remains the most-watched TV-wedding event to this date.
Over the years different couples have drawn in large and devoted fandoms. While coming close, still they have yet to blow out the torch that GH fans hold for Luke and Laura. Frisco and Felicia, Robert and Holly, Duke and Anna, Sonny and Carly, Jason and Sam, Elizabeth and Lucky, Spinelli and Maxie, and so many more carried us through the 1980s into the early 2000s. Recently, it seems the General Hospital Super Couple Era has died.
Last month, General Hospital welcomed back the beloved actress, Kelly Thiebaud who plays Dr. Britt Westbourne. According to General Hospital news and spoilers, Thiebaud appeared on Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson’s podcast, Stone Cold and The Jackal. During the interview, they discussed the upcoming and highly anticipated romance between Jason Morgan and Dr. Britt Westbourne. Kelly reveals that this time around Britt and Jason‘s romance means something more to her on a personal level. She can relate to the audience because the excitement and anticipation for Jason and Britt is greater since the storyline was robbed the first time around.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Steve Burton confessed to aiding in Kelly Thiebaud’s GH return. He believes that Jason and Britt had something- and reflected on super couples and how the show needs to revive that trend. Will it start with Jason and Britt?
General Hospital: Ryan Paevy Returns to General Hospital
First, General Hospital news reports confirmed Kelly Thiebaud’s GH return as Dr. Britt Westbourne. Now, we’ve learned that Dr. Liesl Obrecht could quite possibly receive a double miracle because Ryan Paevey returns to General Hospital!
Thiebaud’s General Hospital return was confirmed back in June. Since then, GH rumors speculate that another close family member returns from the dead. After months of speculation, we can finally put the rumors to rest and consider them official news!
According to Deadline, Ryan Paevey returns to General Hospital, and has already begun filming! As for Liesl’s double miracle, that remains to be seen. General Hospital spoilers tease that Paevey may not return to GH as Detective Nathan West. He told the news source that he received a “surprise text” from GH’s Executive Producer Frank Valentini. However, Paevey didn’t disclose details about the role he’s set to play this time around.
Reportedly, General Hospital fans can look forward to seeing Ryan Paevey’s GH return this September! Please check back with General Hospital Blog for the latest updates on Paevy’s return!
General Hospital’s Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and his iconic black T-shirt
Where is Jason Morgan’s black T-shirt?! Did you go to bed last night thinking that you’re about to face another mundane, Summer Monday morning? Maybe you had the Sunday scaries, maybe not. But for the most part, you probably figured that things would be business as usual. Well, think again.
General Hospital News: Expect the unexpected is what they say, and this Monday morning didn’t fall short for the “unexpected.” If only I would have shown up prepared on this Monday morning. If only I had expected the unexpected, then maybe I wouldn’t have been so thrown for a loop. Maybe.
While the WSB, the Corinthos mob plot, and rocky relationships cause suspense and intrigue to flood Port Charles, one particular PC resident has us shook. According to the latest General Hospitalpreviewsand spoilers, Jason Morgan is ready to go looking for Dr. Britt Westbourne. At first, Anna Devane wasn’t keen on him hunting down the presumed dead Doctor. GHrecaps recall that Anna expressed concerns over Jason setting out to find her. She figures that Britt doesn’t want to be found, and advised Jason to honor her wishes.
Coming up on General Hospital, Anna’s tune changes, and she urges Jason to find Britt. But is he in his A-game without his black T-shirt?!
General Hospital: Where is Jason’s black T-Shirt?!
General Hospital: Britt Saves Joss from the Hook Killer
Are Britt and Josslyn WSB Agents together?! Or is Britt working against the Bureau? Maybe she’s waking in dear old dad’s footsteps and got tangled up with the DVX? Jason Morgan believes that he saw Dr. Britt Westbourne at the airport, and the mystery is about to unfold!
General Hospital Recaps: A couple of years ago a serial killer ran loose in the streets of Port Charles. This savage took on the name, “The Hook Killer,” and took the lives of innocent people in PC. It turned out that the hook killer was none other than Heather Webber (Alley Mills), or to avenge her daughter Esme Prince (Avery Pohl). She targeted all who stood by strings Robinson (Tabyana Ali) at her trial. Although Dr. Westbourne wasn’t a target, she was killed saving Josslyn Jack’s (Eden McCoy) life, or so it seemed.
Suspicious Timing- Saving Joss and Liesl’s Port Charles Return
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Britt staged her death, and is involved with the WSB. At the time of her death, Britt was in the right (or wrong) place at the right (or wrong, however you look at it) time, and saved Joss from who was named as Heather Webber. In retrospect, saving Joss could have been all part of the plan. After all, Josslyn is now working for the WSB.
Additionally, Liesl’s return to Port Charles raises eyebrows as she “just so happened” to pop up right when Jason believed that he saw Britt at the airport.
Was Saving Josslyn All Part Of The Plan?
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