General Hospital spoilers reveal Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) is struggling with guilt as she continues to keep her encounter with Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) a secret from her fiancé, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow).
Molly’s mother. Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), and sisters, Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco), and Kristina Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), have been let in on and kept Molly’s secret. As Molly tries to forget what happened and move forward with TJ, General Hospital rumors claim things get awkward for Molly when TJ befriends Brando, making it uncomfortable for Molly TJ be around both men at the same time.
Brando can’t deny TJ’s kindness and willingness to become friends. General Hospital rumors hint that Brando and TJ hit it off, making things uncomfortable for Molly, and leading Brando to question his conscience. Will Brando start to feel guilty for sleeping with Molly and decide to tell TJ the truth?
Lexi Ainsworth (Kristina Davis Corinthos) and Nathan Parsons (Ethan Lovett) have been on again/off again characters in Port Charles. Kristina and Ethan shared an intense connection.
Ethan and Kristina have a huge following, with many GH fans who ship this couple. The GH fans aren’t the only ones who love these two together. General Hospital news reveals GH actress, Lexi Ainsworth, ships this TV couple as well.
On Instagram, a General Hospital fan page posted regarding Nathan’s return to General Hospital. In the post contains a pic collage of Nathan and Lexi with a caption mentioning Parsons’ return. In the comments below, Ainsworth adds i. A comment, showing support for her TV couple pairing.
It’s obvious that Lexi is fond of Nathan and their characters as a couple. Can’t wait to see what his return will bring to the GH canvas!
Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) and Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) met one night by chance, spent the night together, only to have Brando’s morning get flipped upside down when he finds out Molly has a long term boyfriend.
Since the encounter, Molly set things straight with Brando has she struggles inside with her guilt for betraying TJ. Molly’s sisters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Kristina Corinthos Davis (Lexi Ainsworth), have differing opinions on how Molly should handle her problem with TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow). Both sisters seem to hold some type of anger towers Brando, Kristina felt insulted after he made a comment regarding people and cults, and Sam just really needed someone to lash out at, at this stressful time in her life.
General Hospital spoilers have implied Molly will be connected to Brando forever, and the idea of one night and forgetting it ever happened is off the table. General Hospital rumors claim Molly will be pregnant with Brando’s baby and will have to figure out if and how she will tell TJ the truth.
However, many General Hospital rumors hint that the Davis Girls will be at odds not only for their opinion on Molly’s situation, but because there just might be a battle for Brando Corbin. Some fans saw sparks when he and Sam were arguing. Sam and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are apart due to uncontrollable circumstances but Sam sees it as Jason giving up on their love. And some fans think Kristina needs her shot at happiness. Molly and Brando have chemistry through the roof… all three Davis Girls have potential to have a romantic connection with Brando, but is his heart and mind stuck on Molly after their night together?
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is trying to get her health and wellness on the straight and narrow. Kendra Lennon (Michelle Argyris) walked into Alexis’ life and is now “coaching” Alexis on health and wellness- or so Alexis thinks.
Kendra Lennon happens to be the sister of Kristina Davis’ (Lexi Ainsworth) ex-boyfriend, Kiefer Bauer (Christian Alexander). Take a quick jog down memory lane and recall just exactly how all that ended. Alexis ended up running Kiefer over with her car, killing her daughter’s abusive boyfriend. Now, his sister is in Port Charles and is ready for revenge. Kendra Lennon has gotten close enough to Alexis to gain her trust and Alexis really looks to Kendra for the advice and guidance for her health and well being. All the while, Kendra is drugging Alexis with the very things she claims will improve her health. Alexis is being drugged for revenge and she has no clue why her health has been declining.
General Hospital spoilers have insinuated upcoming drama for Alexis, Kendra, and Kristina. According to General Hospital Spoilers, Kristina will soon remember exactly why Kendra looks familiar. What we don’t know, is how Kristina will put two and two together.
Things are starting to look pretty grim for Alexis and someone better act fast on exposing Kendra. How will Kristina figure her out? And will she do it in time to save her Mother?
Alexis Davis is out of town and has missed most the the drama revolving around the father one her daughter Kristina, and the rest of the Corinthos family. Today on General Hospital, Alexis has a surprise for her girls, Sam and Molly… she has returned back to Port Charles and isn’t alone. Lexi Ainsworth debuts today to reprise her role as Kristina Davis Corinthos, daughter of Alexis and Sonny, sister to Molly, Michael, Morgan, Dante, and Sam. Her long awaited return is finally here!
How will Kristina react when she finds out what has happened to her dad, Sonny? General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny gets a surprise visitor… looks like Kristina will rush to her father’s side. We can’t wait to see the reunion!
Now that I have had time to process the casting news, I have been able to rationalize and although I am truly disappointed in the fact that Lexi Ainsworth will not be entertaining us as Kristina on GH, it is unfair to not give the new actress a chance. I will try to stay positive because I know supporting General Hospital is imperative to it’s survival. I will always be a GH fan and therefore I would rather have aspects of the show that I am unhappy with than not have the show at all. That being said, I hope all of us GH fans can find it in our hearts to accept the things we are not 100% behind for the sake of the show in it’s entirety. I want to thank @HaleyJean45 for helping me put things into perspective. We as fans all need to stick together no matter what decisions are made, even if that means our favorite couple calls it quits or our favorite character becomes something they never were. I wish the best of luck to Lexi Ainsworth in her future endeavors and to Lindsey Morgan on her new role as Kristina Davis Corinthos.
As a fan of Lexi Ainsworth and her portrayal on Kristina, I don’t really agree with Kristina needing to look older or more mature. This isn’t specific to Kristina either. I just don’t feel that a character needs to be changed simply to age them. However, Lindsey Morgan looks a lot like Ainsworth, just older. I am worried she looks too close in age to Kelly Monaco (Sam). Sam is supposed to be Kristina’s older, wiser, more experienced sister and Lindsey Morgan (to play Kristina) looks more mature than Ainsworth which in my opinion may interfere with the fact that Sam is much older than her little sis. Grahn, Monaco, Ainsworth, and Pullos were perfect together and it’s always hard for me to get accustomed to change, but that’s just me. I do think that Ms. Morgan will end up pulling off a stellar Kristina just like other new actors have pulled off replacing other characters. It was hard for me when Tamara Braun left as Carly and Laura Wright eventually took over, and when Maxie was taken over by Jen. Needless to say these women took charge and made these roles their own and made me love them! Good luck to Lindsey Morgan, the GH and Kristina fans welcome her to the canvas.
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