Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) was so close to discovering that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is alive when she stopped in to The Tan-O for a bite to eat.
Luckily for Trina, Phyllis Caulfield (Joyce Guy) realized how much Trina the joyed the pasta sauce made by Mike, aka Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), she gave Trina a container of the sauce to take on the road. Trina offered the sauce with breadsticks to Josslyn (Eden McCoy), but she declined the carb intake, ultimately missing out on tasting something very familiar.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that won’t be the last we hear of the Bolognese sauce from Nixon Falls. Trina brought a container back home to Port Charles, and she can’t wait to break it out again. With whom will Trina share Sonny’s famous Bolognese pasta sauce?
General Hospital rumors suggest Trina will share the pasta sauce with someone who will recognize the familiar taste. Sonny’s wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) knows how her husband’s sauce tastes, as do his children, and even Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero).
Saved by the Bolognese?
General Hospital rumors claim Sonny will be saved by his sauce. When one of his family members taste a sauce they’d know anywhere, people start asking questions.
Who will be the one to discover that Sonny, and only Sonny, can make that sauce?!
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) back in Port Charles, shocking everyone with her unexpected pregnancy.
As if Brook Lynn didn’t have enough to think about while she’s scheming Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) to get ELQ back to the Quartermaine’s, General Hospital spoilers reveal she is about to play matchmaker.
General Hospital previews indicate Brook Lynn tries to get her dad, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) back together with his estranged wife, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero).
It’s not always easy for a mother to let another woman into her precious baby boy’s life. It’s especially hard for Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) with her down home, old fashioned, Italian roots.
Ever since Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) returned to Port Charles, Olivia has been over the moon just to have him back in her life. Although there have been and continues to be struggles in their lives, they are moving forward each day.
Dante’s ex wife, Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan) who he so desperately wanted to get back together with, is not in a coma due to Cyrus Renault’s action against Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Although Dante still loves Lulu dearly, he’s been getting closer to Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco).
General Hospital rumors have suggested that Dante and Sam will soon become a couple, or at least start a romantic relationship.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show Olivia having a talk with Sam, and telling her that she’s been exactly what he [Dante] has needed.
At this time there’s no telling if Sam and Dante’s newfound friendship will develop I to anything more, but the way things are going, it seems they will lean on each other more than they had planned. With Sam and Jason still apart, she may find comfort and happiness in Dante. Either way, Olivia approves!
General Hospital’s Amanda Setton has returned to the soap opera as a member one of the show’s core families. The role of Brook Lynn Quartermaine was temporarily recast when Setton left the show on maternity leave. Actress Briana Lane stepped into Setton’s shoes until her exit late last year.
General Hospital news reports Amanda Setton has opened up about her recent return to General Hospital. She begins an interview by expressing her joy for playing the role of Brook Lynn. She said, “I was very excited to get back to GH!” She continued on about her cast mates and why she enjoys the role she plays. “I missed everyone so much and missed getting to play Brook Lynn each day. She’s just such a fun, spunky, ‘live life to the fullest’ kind of gal. That’s an energy I enjoy getting to tap into!”
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Amanda’s take on how it feels to step into the role on de again. The new mother of three revealed her return feels different this time. Setton acknowledges that she “was definitely a bit more nervous than normal given the sleeplessness I’m dealing with right now because of the baby, but was excited for the challenge. My first day back was so wonderful, seeing all the producers and the entire cast and crew. It was so amazing being back with Wally (Ned Ashton) and Lisa (Olivia Falconeri); they really feel like my family. It was so comforting being back together again in the Quartermaine living room!”
The fans are greatly appreciated and Setton expressed her gratitude to the GH fans for their love and support. She said, “Thank you for supporting the show and for falling in love with Brook Lynn. She’s a dynamo, but beneath it all, has a big heart and always has her family and their well-being as her priority. You guys are the best!”
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate Brook Lynn’s return to Port Charles will be full of drama and excitement. She has returned with a bun in then oven, and the father of her baby is a Cassadine! There won’t be a dull moment!
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) made a grand entrance when she returned to Port Charles. She staked out the Quartermaine mansion until the coast was clear and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was finished with his conversation with Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
Michael put the pieces of the puzzle together and figured out that Brook Lynn is pregnant with Valentin’s baby. Brook Lynn doesn’t want Valentin to know she is pregnant. Michael warned her that she can’t hide forever.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn will be pressured to make a decision. In most recent General Hospital previews, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) is passionate about Brook Lynn keeping her situation a secret…
General Hospital rumors hint that Olivia might be referring to Brook Lynn’s father, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), when telling Brook Lynn, “He can never know about this!” Brook Lynn already wants to keep her pregnancy a secret from the baby’s father. Now she’s faced with the decision to tell her father or not. Olivia feels strongly about keeping Brook Lynn‘s situation a secret, but it’s not like it’s something that will be easily hidden. Sooner than later, the truth will come out, and Valentin will know he’s about to become a father again, and Ned will know he’s about to become a grandfather!
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has Maxie (Kirsten Storms) in her apartment they once shared. But now that their relationship is over, Maxie is packing up and moving. Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) came to visit, bringing some comfort food, baked ziti, and emotional support. Sam Lorgan (Kelly Monaco) also stopped by to help her friend pack and offer support.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Peter creeps Maxie out when he broadly confesses to murder. In recent General Hospital previews, Peter and Maxie are alone in her apartment when he tries to reassure her that the past is dead. He even says he killed it, (referring to Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) and his memories of Drew Cain (Billy Miller)). Peter knows that now that Franco is dead, the risk of those memories resurfacing is over. He truly believes he and Maxie and run off into the sunset, and when he realizes Maxie isn’t on board, GH rumors claim he will take matters into his own hands. The possibility of Peter kidnapping Maxie is great… unless Jason and Anna can stop him!
Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) has been so worried about keeping a secret from his wife, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero). His fears came true when his secret with Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) came to light in the midst of all the Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and drunk Alexis drama.
General Hospital spoilers reveal a major plot twist is right around the corner. Ned and Alexis were so ashamed for what they had done to Olivia, they didn’t stop for a second to think they might not have even slept together at all, except in the literal sense.
General Hospital rumors claim Ned and Alexis didn’t actually have sex, but simply fell asleep next to each other in the same bed, only to awaken and assume the worst.
It’s possible that Ned and Alexis mistakenly assumed they slept together due to the amount of alcohol they both consumed. Even if they didn’t technically have sex GH rumors indicate that Olivia could be done with Ned forever. Although he may be vindicated on a technicality, the irresponsible behavior leading up to the alleged encounter still remains.
Things are really starting to intensify surrounding the secrets kept between Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero), and Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot).
It’s not in Olivia’s nature to leave well enough alone. She’s a fighter and she fights for the truth. What she sees happening to Alexis is uncalled for and she needs to get to the bottom of it. General Hospital spoilers reveal that due to Olivia’s poking around to expose Tracy, she opens her own can of worms that could lead to a world of hurt for herself.
General Hospital previews show Olivia demanding to know what happened between Ned and Alexis. Ned has always been uncomfortable keeping this secret from his wife, but his mother, Tracy, has insisted on keeping his secret with Alexis in the dark because she truly believes in his married to Olivia. In a way it’s sort of sweet. Tracy thinks Olivia is the best thing to happen to Ned and she’s afraid their marriage will be over once she finds out about his drunker stupor with Alexis.
General Hospital rumors indicate that Ned will have no other choice than to come clean about that night. But could there be a twist? Some GH rumors claim Ned and Alexis never even actually slept together, they only think they did because they were both bombed.
Will Olivia be able to forgive her husband and the friend she is so desperately trying to help after learning of their alleged betrayal?
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) just wants to knock some sense into her mother, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). She’s been coming down hard on her with tough love, hoping that Alexis will see the light and choose her life and family over drinking.
Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero) is a true friend and a genuinely caring person. She sees that Alexis is struggling and has come to the realization that Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) story claiming that Alexis drove her car while drunk just isn’t adding up.
General Hospital spoilers reveal after Olivia addressed her concerns with Sam, she and Sam will team up to get to the bottom of Tracy’s claims.
General Hospital previews show Sam giving a warning, asking about the readiness to deal with any possible outcome from their plan to infected the truth about Alexis and Tracy. Olivia is dead set on figuring out what really happened that night and why Tracy would possibly be trying to set up Alexis.
General Hospital rumors hint that Sam and Olivia will uncover a secret, and Olivia will be devastated at the outcome.
While trying to help Alexis, will Olivia find out that the friend she’s trying so desperately to help is the very friend who has betrayed her with her husband, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth)?
Dominic Zamprogna, Maurice Benard, and Lisa LoCicero make the cutest little New York family as Dante Falconeri, Olivia Falconeri Ashton, and Sonny Corinthos, on General Hospital.
In a recent IG post from Maurice Benard, he and co-star/TV baby mama, Lisa LoCicero, sit down with Dominic Zamprogna in a hilarious video about his current appearance.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante could be getting a new look after getting lectured by his Tv parents. Lisa LoCicero leads the lecture by starting off with telling Dominic they are concerned about him. Maurice expresses to Dominic, “It looks like a mountain man, your beard doesn’t look right!”
General Hospital news reports these there co-stars hash it out about Dante’s hair, beard, and how much Lisa misses his cold chains around his neck. This video below will certainly bring some laughter into your world today as they all light heartedly harp on Dominic.
Do you hate the beard like Maurice does? Do you think Dominic should clean up his style for his role as Dante Falconeri?
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