Nina leads Sonny to Carly! …What goes around comes around is one way to describe karma. If it’s negativity that you put out into the universe, then negativity is what comes back on you. On the contrary, putting positive energy out there inevitably rewards you with matched energy. No matter who you are or what you do, “karma’s gonna track you down.” -TS
As for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), there’s no doubt that karma’s gonna track her down. Unfortunately, it’s not going to be the positive kind for Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) fiancé. Nina hasn’t exactly been shedding love and light to those around her. In fact, she’s only focused on self benefit and Carly’s downfall.
Nina Leads Sonny to Carly… CarSon Feature in Nina’s Nightmarish Alternate Reality
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Nina’s ruthless plan to have Carly put away has already begun to unravel. For starters, two people know she’s behind the SEC tip. That’s two people other than herself that could potentially spill the tea. Moreover, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) and Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy) confirmed with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) that the SEC could the case on to the Feds. If so, the Feds will gladly overlook Carly’s crimes to get their hands on Sonny Corinthos.
How will Sonny and Carly protect each other from going to prison? Well, GH rumors tease that when all is said and done, Nina leads Sonny to Carly. Because of her vindictive behavior, she hurts herself in the end. Will Sonny and Carly get married so they won’t have to testify?
Nina puts Sonny behind bars!!! ???? Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) can’t leave well enough alone. She pushes her luck beyond any reasonable reality, because nothing is ever enough for an entitled narcissist.
What’s that saying, “give them an inch, they take a mile”? Honestly, she has to be one of the greediest people out there, surpassing Greedy Gladys. Sure, Gladys’s greed is monetary, but Nina’s greed consumes her entire life. The home-wrecking Metro Court co-owner wants more, more, and more!
General Hospital recaps recall where it all began. In Nixon Falls, Nina conjured up her plan to keep Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) all to herself. She even went as far as hiding Sonny during a FaceTime call with HIS grandson, Wiley Corinthos (Viron Weaver). That woman jumped through hoops to keep her lie alive. The thing is, she didn’t stop there. No, she had to take more from Carly in the name of “revenge.” That’s when she stole Carly’s half of The Metro Court right from under her.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina wont be satisfied until Carly is out of the picture for good. It isn’t enough for Nina that she’s now engaged to Carly’s ex-husband. Still, she wants more. Well, according to General Hospital rumors, Nina’s greed is illimitable, and every move she makes to benefit herself hurts her enemies as well as friends. This time, she digs her own grave when Nina puts Sonny behind bars.
Have no fear! GH rumors hint that Carly comes in clutch with the save!
…Carly and Drew’s legal situation is about to get really messy. Thanks to Sonny’s fiancé, the SEC received a tip which incriminates Carly (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) in an insider trading scandal. The pressure is on for Carly and Drew to fight for their freedom. However, it won’t be easy, and freedom comes with a price.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Nina takes her relentless pursuit to destroy Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) to a whole new level. Now that she and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are engaged, Nina is more obsessed with Carly than ever. She wants her out of the way for good and she’ll stop at nothing to make it happen. General Hospital recaps recall Nina and Ava’s discussion about the SEC drama. She bounced ideas off of Ava Jerome (Maura West) as she vowed to get rid of Carly for good.
As Carly and Drew try to save themselves and each other, problems and conflict consume the entire situation. Nina’s plot against Carly has ruinous implications. Because of Nina, Drew is lead to believe that Carly will turn him over to the SEC to save herself. Moreover, Nina believes that if Drew thinks Carly’s only out for herself, he will beat her to the punch. Ultimately, things don’t work out the way Nina expects.
Sonny chooses Carly! As off the wall Sonny’s been acting, there isn’t much he could do to redeem himself. If ever there comes a time when Sonny realizes that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is a callous, vindictive tyrant, he will cut her off. Once Sonny is done, he’s done.
General Hospital previews indicate that Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) overhears Nina boast about her engagement to Carly’s ex-husband. Sadly, their entire relationship is based on lies and vengeance, and Sonny can’t see through it- yet. Although Sonny has been warned multiple times, he can’t seem to see the truth. At this stage in the game, Sonny may be too far gone to get out of this death trap of a marriage. The fierce delusions in his head about who Nina is and how she sees him will cost him. Will he wake up before it’s too late?
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Sonny and Nina move forward with wedding plans, while his ex-wife Carly makes tracking down the snitch her priority. It’s Carly’s mission to track down the person who turned her and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) into the SEC. Once the truth about Nina is exposed, Sonny should have a better understanding of who Nina really is. This is the final straw that will make Sonny finally turn his back on Nina and see that his true love has been Carly this whole time.
According to General Hospital rumors, Sonny chooses Carly in the end. What Nina thought she won will soon be lost.
Was Sonny’s proposal a pity ask? Something about his delivery, and the conversation leading up to the question that gives off a disingenuous vibe. It almost seems like Sonny proposed out of pity!
General Hospital Recap: A couple years ago, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was led astray by a master deceiver. In Nixon Falls, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) took advantage of a vulnerable man who she knew had a family back home. Because of this, the Corinthos family was torn apart. Oddly enough, Sonny thinks he’s fallen for his captor. And now they plan to ride off into the sunset.
Sonny Buys Nina’s Pity Party, But It’ll Cost Her In The End
Nina’s little sob fest was a manipulation tactic to get Sonny on her side. Once again, she played victim as she cried wolf. Then, Sonny’s random marriage proposal took the audience, as well as Nina, by surprise. Although she’s yet to answer him, we should probably just assume that she goes forward with the engagement with her secret hanging over like a dark cloud.
General Hospital rumors storyline speculations hint toward a disastrous outcome for Sonny and Nina. It’s clear that their lives don’t align. Love should come naturally. Neither party should have to jump through hoops in hope for peace. In relationships, family dynamics play a major role in the health of the couple’s relationship. So, because Sonny’s entire family cannot stand her, it just doesn’t seem realistic for Nina and Sonny when so much stands between them.
According to the latest General Hospital rumors, Sonny was influenced by Nina’s pity party and sheer desperation for validation drive him to blurt our a marriage proposal. She was really laying it on thick. Obviously, she guilt tripped him after he voiced his stance on Carly, Michael and Willow. She was unhappy that he declared himself Switzerland, and not her full supporter. It’s a classic move from an entitled, self-serving person to make someone feel guilty for having boundaries. Luckily for Nina, this worked in her favor. Now, GH fans wonder if Sonny proposed out of pity.
Let’s be real here. Would Sonny have proposed if it wasn’t for their conversation?
Sonny and Nina get engaged!?! …Carly ends Sonny and Nina’s engagement! Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) love was rare. It’s not that their life together was picture perfect. On the contrary, it’s the way they came back from those hardships. As a couple, Sonny and Carly understood one another better than they understood themselves. It was always them against the world, while their united front made them stronger than they were before whatever storm they faced. A love that doesn’t just die.
Carly Helps Sonny Dodge A Bullet
According to General Hospital rumors, Nina and Sonny continue to do this little dance as they pretend their individual lives fit one another’s. But the truth is, Nina doesn’t belong in Sonny’s world. She has no clue what it’s like to be married to the mob. And frankly, she doesn’t have what it takes. As they say, love is blind. Or as I see it, they bonded during their own major struggles. It was then that and found comfort in each other’s company. Between Sonny’s amnesia and Nina’s lies, they coasted along and landed where they are today, and you know the rest!
Despite the pushback they received, their relationship is hanging on. In fact, Sonny believes they’re not only hanging on as a couple, but thriving and ready for the next chapter. General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny and Nina get engaged. They’re still in this foggy haze of love, unable to see their future clearly. Evidently, Nina doesn’t have what it takes to be with Sonny. She’s already sealed her fate but neither know it yet. But once Carly exposes Nina for leaving information to the SEC, her ex-husband and her worst enemy’s engagement comes to an end. Once he knows it was her who tattled on Carly and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), Sonny won’t see Nina in the same light.
Kin Shriner leaves GH as Scotty Baldwin! Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) found love again with Scott Baldwin. They both bonded over losing Franco (Roger Howarth), as Liesl was close friends with Scotty’s son. Although she blamed him in part for adding to her anguish, Scott was by Liesl’s side as she grieved for her daughter, Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
GH news reports reveal that Shriner began his run as Scotty Baldwin back in 1977. The actor who originated the role made the character his own with his quick-witted comments and sarcastic banter. He went on to become part of one of the most memorable and tragic romance stories in daytime. He and Shell Danielson knocked Dominique Stanton’s love and loss story out of the park. Sadly, General Hospital Blog confirms that actor Kin Shriner has been let go from ABC’s General Hospital.
Kin Shriner Leaves GH- Scotty Baldwin Written Off!
In a recent tweet, Shriner announced that his character was written off of the General Hospital script. Shockingly, the daytime TV vet shared the news late Tuesday night via Twitter. GH spoilers and news reports reveal that the fans aren’t the only ones in shock over the news. As it turns out, Kin Shriner is as also taken by surprise, and not the good kind! Why did the writers write Scotty Baldwin off the canvas? Well, we aren’t quite sure. However, rest assured we will keep fans posted on any new developments.
Is Victor Cassadine alive?! …Ding dong the wicked- well, the witch died long ago, but likes to pop up in nightmares. In fact, Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) recently appeared in Valentin Cassadine’s (James Patrick Stuart) hallucinations. Thus proves soap opera deaths don’t play by the rules. So, what makes the fans so sure of Victor Cassadine’s (Charles Shaughnesssy) death?
When we reflect back on General Hospital recaps, it surely seemed like Victor was as dead as can be. Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) and the only remaining stable Cassadine family members sighed with relief over his demise. However, a recent comment has GH fans questioning whether or not Victor will be back to reek havoc on Port Charles. Although his lifeless body was clearly shown, new developments raise speculation.
Is Victor Cassadine Alive?!
According to General Hospital news reports, Shaughnessy may have just let the cat out of the bag in a statement to Soap Opera Digest. He told the outlet that he’s “not convinced Victor is completely gone.” Now, GH fans are left wondering. How can Victor return from the dead after we all saw him zipped up in a body bag? Well, this brings us right back to Helena and every other character who has “died,” just to emerge from some rock they had to hide under. Sometimes the characters resurface shortly after their presumed death. And other times it takes years.
Can Laura and her family and friends rest easy? Something (General Hospital rumors) tells us that they should sleep with one eye open.
Every other day Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) cries as she plays the victim. And every other day, Nina reflects on what she’s done. She feels sorry (mainly for herself) for a short time, but then something comes over her (usually thoughts of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright)). Then, as anyone can guess, she’s back at it with cruel intentions. This proves that Nina’s guilty conscience is conditional. Meaning, she only feels bad for the awful things she does when it’s convenient for herself.
Recent General Hospital spoilers tease that Nina already has a change of heart. She knows what she did was wrong. However, only once she realized that hurting Carly and Drew will not only hurt Willow, but that it’ll come back on herself, did Nina feel some kind of regret. Furthermore, according to GH previews, Nina’s true colors show yet again. An upcoming scene shows Nina admitting to Carly, “and to think I felt guilty,” and Carly replies, “guilty about what?” Apparently, Nina justifies what’s she’s already done and blames Carly again. Nina felt bad for a minute, but it’s always Carly’s fault for why Nina’s guilty conscience falters. And we say that with sarcasm and the intent to point out Nina’s obviously point of view.
So what makes Nina fall back on her guilt admission? What could Carly have possibly done this time to justify Nina’s cruel intentions?
Drew leads Sonny to Nina! …Almost all of us can say that we know what it feels like to be wrongfully accused. On the other hand, how many of us can admit that we’ve wrongfully accused someone while overlooking the real culprit? Surely, it’s not always easy to admit when we’ve made a big mistake, but even still, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) rises to the occasion.
There’s so much drama going on in Port Charles right now. As GH recaps recall, Drew returned to port Charles fresh from a rescue mission. And it wasn’t just any rescue, but an epic victory in many ways. By helping stop Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), the rescue crew saved the world. Most importantly, the rescue also brought Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) home so that she can help save Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life. As if Willow’s situation wasn’t enough to keep her family’s focus, an unfortunate situation weighs on her loved ones. Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain are under investigation for insider trading.
Drew Leads Sonny to Nina
According to General Hospital spoilers, Drew has a revelation. Despite the fact that he laid into Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and accused him of turning him and Carly in, Drew stops to think about things. General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate that things don’t quite add up when trying to justify putting the blame on Ned. First of all, the timing was way off. Ned is a cutthroat business man, but he also values family. It’s unlikely that he’d turn in the mother of the groom. Even Ned’s ELQ dedication wouldn’t drive him to spoiler Michael’s (Chad Duell) wedding to his dying fiancé. Secondly, Drew wasn’t even in town when the sh!t hit the fan. The latest GH spoilers and rumors tease that Drew stops and thinks about the situation at hand and how Ned’s involvement makes no sense. As Nina Reeves (Xynthia Watros) continues to weasel her way into Willow’s life, she still holds onto her secret. But according to GH rumors, Drew’s suspicions lead Sonny to Nina!
Will Sonny be the one to figure out Nina turned Carly and Drew into the SEC?!
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