Can Holly save Esme from Victor? Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) is out for what he believes is his. As the self-proclaimed leader of the Cassadine family, Victor makes it his mission to herd family members like sheep. Total control is his end game. However, in order for Uncle Victor to satisfy his desire, he must get through Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl).
According to recent General Hospital recaps, Victor expresses his desire to take baby Ace. As the mother of the youngest Cassadine heir, Esme fears Uncle Victor’s very presence. Furthermore, she has trust issues with Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez). Together, Victor and Spencer pose a serious threat to Esme and baby Ace. That being said, the controlling Cassadine must be stopped.
As reported in General Hospital spoilers, Victor plans to take baby Ace from his mother. With Spencer’s help, Victor preys on Esme. Time is running out and Victor needs to be stopped before any harm comes to Esme or her baby. Currently, Spencer’s grandmother Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) took Esme and Ace into her home. Trust is a touchy subject when it comes to Esme and the Cassadine’s. However, although Laura is Spencer’s grandmother, she isn’t a Cassadine.
It’s safe to say that a Laura is one of the good ones. Having helped Holly, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), and Mac (John J. York) and Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) in the past, she’ll help them take down Victor this time around too. GH news reports confirm that Emma Samms returns to General Hospital as Holly Sutton. According to GH rumors, Holly returns just in time to help the crew bring Victor down for good. Can Holly save as Esme from Victor before he takes baby Ace?
Esme doesn’t trust Victor. Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) is like a little lost puppy out in the big world. After severe trauma, Esme suffers from amnesia. Typically those who suffer total memory loss would give anything to regain those precious memories. However, with Esmé, that is not the case.
In retrospect, Esme’s life prior to amnesia isn’t a life worth remembering. At least according her her anyways. Prior to losing her memory, Esme sulked about her lonely childhood. Having not been raised by her biological parents, Esme spent much of her childhood with her nanny, Maggie Fitzgerald. Thankfully, the new and improved Esme doesn’t never knew them then, and remember her biological parents either. In a way, the amnesia has given a young woman a clean slate and a fresh start. Now a loving mother, the days of Esme’s terrorizing ways are over.
Despite the fact that Esme doesn’t remember even her most recent past, she is able to instinctively sense certain feelings. When naming baby Ace, her intuition spoke to her. The love Esme has for her baby is strong enough to break through the amnesia. Additionally, danger and fear fill her senses whenever Esme encounters particular people. For instance, she sensed danger and fear around Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom). As we know, her Spidey-senses were spot on. Talking about danger, the same goes for Victor. Esme doesn’t trust Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) further than she can throw him. Will Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) try to talk Esme out of her own instincts? Or, will she take Victor just as seriously?
Esme is released from Spring Ridge! Esme and Ace come home. Trina’s heart to heart with Esme leads to an unexpected decision.
General Hospital Recap: The saga is ongoing and those involved have been through countless days of fighting for justice. The victims, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) want nothing more than for Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) to pay for her crimes. Though Cam and Joss are the ones featured in the revenge porn video, they aren’t Esme’s only victims. Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) also fell victim to Esme. As Josslyn’s best friend, Trina was framed for filming her bestie and her boyfriend without their consent. In fact, things went so far that Trina even stood trial for a crime she didn’t commit. Thankfully, she’s been acquitted. Her exoneration led to the hunt for the real culprit, Esme. Fast forward months later and now Esme’s complete 180° puts a pause on justice for Cam, Joss, and Trina.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, in a shocking turn of events, the charges against Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) are dropped when Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy) presents a compelling explanation. According to General Hospital spoilers, Esme and Ace come home after their release from Spring Ridge. However, the question of where she and baby Ace will call home presents itself.
As shown in the latest General Hospital previews, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) delivers some “wonderful” news to Esme. Accompanied by Spencer, Laura tried to hype Esme up for her release from Spring Ridge. But, even though she brings forth good news, she also brought Spencer. Esme isn’t too fond of the man who wants to take her baby. Big brother or not, Esme doesn’t want Spencer anywhere near baby Ace. So, now what? Where will Esme and Ace call home?
Laura protects Ace from Kevin! The well-being of Esme Prince’s newborn son is in question. As his mother faces sentencing, the alleged father is nowhere to be found.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that because of Esme’s predicament, Laura becomes Ace’s legal guardian. The new mother puts her trust in the baby’s grandmother to care for Ace and keep him safe. Seemingly, choosing Laura to be Ace’s legal guardian is the most responsible decision Esme could make in this situation. But, unsuspecting danger turns a safe choice into the worst possible scenario.
Initially, the goal is so that Ace’s mother and family can rest easy knowing that he’s in good hands. As GH recaps recall, Esme got wind of Spencer’s intended custody request. So, she took appropriate consideration in her son’s well-being. As a result, Esme believes that Laura is the best option for Ace.
However, according to recent General Hospital rumors and spoilers, Laura is thrown for a loop when Kevin begins acting peculiarly. Despite Esme’s safe choice, choosing Laura becomes a regret. No we’re not saying that Laura is the reason. Ace falls victim to unsuspecting danger. However, it is her husband Kevin, that will become the threat. A true nightmare, Kevin struggles with cognitive dissonance as conflicting ideas zip through his mind. Soon, Kevin takes on the thoughts and actions of his brother Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom). It then becomes imperative that Laura protects Ace from Kevin.
Laura becomes Ace’s legal guardian!? As they say, babies will change your life. It’s no secret that welcoming a baby into the home requires a lifelong commitment. Essentially, raising a baby into adulthood is the toughest job around.
General Hospital spoilers tease that the well-being of Esme’s baby is judged by self-serving adults who are out to settle a score. Ace’s mother brought him into the world with no recollection of who she was. Moreover, Esme doesn’t even remember her baby’s father. Apparently, a jump into ice cold water while pregnant will do that. After saving herself from imprisonment by her alleged baby’s father, Esme became a completely different person. But, just because her traumatic experiences erased her memory, they don’t erase her last crimes.
With Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss) missing, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) thought he had his custody motion in the bag. As baby Ace’s big half brother, Spencer figured he’d be granted custody over Ace’s unfit/absent parents. However, Esme wants nothing to do with her ex-boyfriend raising her child. Her hands are ties as she awaits judgement day. Legally, it looks like Esme is able to bring baby Ace to Spring Ridge upon her time of sentencing. But, incarceration isn’t really an a life event a baby should experience.
Laura Becomes Ace’s Legal Guardian
General Hospital spoilers reveal that with that in mind, Esme displays impressive parenting. The new mother is willing to do what’s best for her baby. Therefore, Esme asks Laura to become Ace’s legal guardian while she serves her sentence in Pentonville.
Laura faces a big decision. Is she willing to juggle parenting all over again as well as her obligations as Mayor?
Laura rejects Spencer’s custody request! Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) is trying to keep it all together while her family and everything around them falls apart. In addition to leading her family amidst the drama, Mayor Collins is responsible for leading an entire city.
Some time last year, Laura’s focus turned toward protecting the city’s people. General Hospital recaps recall when the people of Port Charles became targets in mysterious hook attacks. Out of nowhere, Ava Jerome (Maura West) became the hook killer’s first victim in a vicious attack. From then on, no one was safe.
Meanwhile, as Laura and the PCPD worked to find the killer, Laura’s own family was under attack. As the tension grew between father and son, Laura tried to play peacemaker for her son Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss) and her grandson Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez). However, the damage had been done and the fallout became too severe for repair. There was nothing Laura could do to save Nik and Spencer’s relationship.
According to General Hospital spoilers, recent circumstances require Laura’s attention once again. Her family is in ruins since Nikolas vanished just as Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) brought her and Nik’s baby into the world. Despite the Cassadine’s dark times, baby Ace’s birth sheds a little light on the family.
In Nikolas’s absence, Spencer feels a sense of responsibility to do right by his baby brother. With Esme facing jail time, Ace will need a stable home. And while Spencer thinks he’s the man for the job his grandmother sees things differently.
Grandmother Knows Best
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Spencer runs into a roadblock. Although his intentions are in the right place, his grandmother thinks that he’s too young to take on the responsibility of father figure.
Laura just wants peace among her family. But, being the reason Spencer’s custody plans fall through probably isn’t the best way to keep the peace. Based on recent GH rumors, Laura rejects Spencer’s custody request. As a result, Laura risks creating a rift between herself and her grandson. Will Laura drive Spencer right into Victor’s clutches?
Is Esme’s mom Heather or Felicia?! Back in the day, Felicia experienced having been the object of Ryan’s obsession. Today, he carries a torch for his beloved Ava. Does that make Heather chopped liver? Well yes, but it gets even worse for Heather. Heather Webber’s (Alley Mills) jealousy runs deeper than having been Ryan’s third choice.
Surely, Heather isn’t too thrilled about Ryan’s past obsession with Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) and current infatuation with Ava Jerome (Maura West). Being second choice never feels pleasant, let alone coming in third. Heather knows that Ryan’s adoration for Felicia and Ava far surpass whatever she thinks they had/have.
Heather or Felicia… Who Is Esme’s Real Mom?
According to General Hospital rumors, Heather is clinging onto Ryan by one little detail- Esme. Heather doesn’t stand a chance against the mother of Ryan’s child. Therefore, she tekks herself (and everyone else) that she is Esme’s mother. However, recent GH rumors speculate that this is just another one of Heather’s twisted mind games.
Meanwhile, while Heather is gushing to Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) about how Esme has her smile, Esme wants nothing to do with the family she’s told is hers. It’s apparent that Esme Prince’s (Avery Pohl) amnesia was the first step in the young woman’s redemption story. For the life of her, she cannot remember any connection with her father Ryan Chamberlain (Jon Lindstrom), or any of the horrible things she’s done in Port Charles. Luckily, Laura sees the sincerity and genuine fear in Esme’s eyes.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that without her memory, Esme is nothing alleged biological parents. Even prior to amnesia, Esme only did what she was told by Ryan. And before that, Esme was a lonely girl seeking love and acceptance from family. Then, that is when she began helping Ryan carry out his evil agenda. She desperately sought approval and was willing to do whatever it took. Fortunately, her escape from Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) may be the key to escaping that crazy life.
Esme Gets A Makeover
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared Avery Pohl’s take on what’s to come for Esme. The actress believes her character is getting a makeover. General Hospital spoilers reveal redemption is in the cards and it’s much more than from memory loss. It’s possible that all odds aren’t against Esme. According to recent GH rumors, her biological makeup isn’t as crazy as we think. Some GH fans speculate that Heather isn’t really Esme’s mom. Instead, Felicia is rumored to hold that title. That being said, with one sane parent (Felicia), Esme’s chances of being at the mercy of her biological makeup decrease. Does Felicia have something Heather never will?!
Trina finds the hook killer?! Almost everyone in Port Charles seems to think Esme Prince (Avery Pohl) is the hook killer. Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) know for a fact that she isn’t the one going around and killing people with a hook. As it turns out, they aren’t the only ones who know it isn’t Esme.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Esme can’t possibly be the killer while locked up in a Wyndemere tower. For a while, Liz and Nik thought the killer was Esme because the hook killer seemed to take a hiatus when Nikolas locked up Esme.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate a manhunt for Esme is about to begin when Trina offers up a fresh idea. A group of eager PC residents gathered together to brainstorm how to catch Esme. Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) believes he can lure her out of hiding and ultimately put an end to the reign of terror. However, some are certain that Esme is not the hook killer. Now, Trina voices her thoughts on the issue at hand.
Trina finds the hook killer?!
General Hospital rumors tease Trina leads the investigation with a new outlook. She believes the focus should be pulled away from Esme and be placed elsewhere. She wants her life back and although authorities have been working tirelessly, they cannot nail this serial killer. A recent GH promo gives insight on the investigation after Trina mentions the idea that the killer could be someone they have never suspected. Is Trina on to something? If not Esme, then who?
Robert and crew try to save Holly’s hostage! Victor Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) came back into Robert Scorpio’s (Tristan Rogers) like some sort of miracle. Two years after her presumed death, Holly showed up in Port Charles. Intrigued by the mystery but blinded by love, Robert didn’t ask many questions.
What becomes of curious minds?
General Hospital spoilers reveal Laura Spencer’s (Genie Francis) curiosity lands her in a dangerous predicament. Although Robert saw Holly’s return from the dead as a bolt from the blue, Laura wasn’t so much as mystified. She saw beyond the unexplainable and figured Holly’s arrival was part of a strategic plan.
She warned Robert to be suspicious of his lady love. He was first blinded by love but soon after used his skills as a WSB agent to find the truth. Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) sent Holly to assist in his plans. To ensure Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) goes to prison for shooting Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) is part of a grander scheme. Laura has been working with Robert to uncover Victor’s endgame, including what happened to Luke Spencer (Tony Geary).
General Hospital spoilers indicate Laura’s curiosity gets her in trouble as she becomes Holly’s hostage. GH spoilers and previews suggest Laura is taken by Holly at gunpoint in a final showdown with for the stolen jewels. Holly is determined to oblige Victor’s orders to steal The Ice Princess. Her son Ethan Lovett’s (Nathan Parsons) life is on the line, therefore, everyone else is expendable to Holly. Her only choice is to go against Robert, Anna, Laura, and the ones she loves or her son Ethan will suffer the consequences.
The Showdown
Holly has the choice to surrender the Ice Princess and ultimately turn herself in to authorities, or finish the mission and give Victor what he wants. She knows if she doesn’t come through for Cassadine, Ethan will be killed. GH spoilers indicate Holly does everything in her power to save her son- even if that means it’s at the expense of another [Laura] life.
Laura smells a rat! Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) has been running the show in Port Charles while Mayor Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) was away. Now she’s back and ready to do what it takes to stop him. Laura plays Victor for a fool with her new strategy.
When the cat’s away the mice will play, as they say. Victor had been taking full advantage of the Mayor’s absence. Things are about to change now that Laura has returned to Port Charles. General Hospital spoilers reveal Laura is on to Victor’s scheme.
Laura left Port Charles to tend to her mother Leslie Webber (Denise Alexander) in her time of need. She helped her mom get settled after losing her home to a suspicious fire. Laura suspects Victor had a hand in that to distract her from the current state of affairs.
Victor isn’t the only one Laura suspects. General Hospital spoilers indicate the Mayor is well aware of the fact that her assistant, Eileen Ashby is working undercover for Victor. She’s been feeding him information and Laura is about to turn the tables.
Upcoming General Hospital previews and spoilers hint Laura plays Victor for a fool when she uses his own spy against him. GH rumors and spoilers tease Laura sniffs out a rat as she pegs Eileen Ashby as Victor’s spy. Laura gets clever and feeds Eileen false information that will lead straight to Victor.
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