General Hospital: Who exposes Brook Lynn and Lois’s secrets?
It’s time! Who exposes Brook Lynn and Lois’s secrets? Up until now, Lulu hated Brook Lynn’s friendship with Dante just for being that- a friendship. But now that she knows that her ex husband and Bensonhurst Beauty, Brook Lynn Quartermaine were actually in love and conceived a child together.
According to General Hospital recaps, Lois, BLQ herself, and what Brookie thinks is an adoption agency, are the only ones who were privy to Brook Lynn’s adoption story back then. Although, one other person has known about Dante and Brook Lynn’s teen pregnancy. Dante‘s longtime friend Cody Bell knows Brook Lynn’s secret. Don’t forget, her secret isn’t even the whole story.
Currently, Brooke Lynne struggles with a secret she has kept for a lifetime. The fact that she and Dante have a child together out in the world somewhere will change lives forever. Carly wasn’t wrong or exaggerating when she pointed out to Lulu that the secret will impact many lives. Unfortunately, the impact won’t be positive for everyone. While some may will be overjoyed, like Christmas morning surprise, other lives are severely shaken.
But should all of the blame fall on Brook Lynn? Don’t forget, Lois even knows the child’s identity. Brooklyn was a scared teenager, unprepared, and felt too young to be a mother, so she trusted her own mother to handle the details after she made the decision to give her baby up for adoption.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that someone blows the lid off Brooklyn’s secret. In turn, that could only mean that Lois’s secret is blown out of the water as well. Who will expose Brook Lynn’s teen pregnancy, and the fact that Dante is the father?
Well it’s true that Cody Bell was the only outsider who knows about the baby, but now Lulu (Alexa Havens) came across the startling secret. Who will be responsible for exposing Brook Lynn’s secret, and inadvertently revealing Lois’s as well? Will they have Cody to think, for that or perhaps Lulu?
Lois knows about Gio and Brooke Lynn?! Last week,Brook Lynn Quartermaine dropped a bombshell when she referenced her first pregnancy. Her mom Lois was there for her in her time of need. As a teenager, Brook Lynn got pregnant and gave up her baby after giving birth. Now, she worries that her past is the reason she and Chase are struggling to get pregnant.
What Happens In Bensonhurst Stays In Bensonhurst
According to General Hospital rumors, the look on Lois Cerullo’s (Rena Sofer) face says it all. Recently, GH fans learned that Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) has been pregnant before (for real this time). All of the talk with Chase about having their first child has BLQ reflecting on her Bensonhurst days. She was young and unprepared at the time she became pregnant, but thankfully she had her mother’s full support when she gave her baby up for adoption. But how much does Lois actually know about her daughter’s pregnancy and the birth of her grandchild?
General Hospital spoilers indicate that there’s another element to Brook Lynn’s secret. Adorable Gio Palmieri (Gio Mazza) dazzled his cousin’s wedding guests with his exquisite violin playing. Gio seemed to know a decent amount about the Bensonhurst and Port Charles friends and family connections. And when he came to Port Charles, he fit like a perfect puzzle piece when he moved into the Quartermaine mansion. It was almost like he was the missing piece that no one knew was absent. Currently, Gio is soaking up all the Quartermaine drama. But General Hospital rumors claim that he hasn’t seen anything yet.
Lois Knows About Gio And Brook Lynn
Meanwhile, “cousin” Brook Lynn and her husband Chase (Josh Swickard) are trying for a baby. A baby that Chase believes will be both his and Brook Lynn’s first. We all know that’s not the case. Evidently, BLQ gave up a child when she lived in Bensonhurst, and Lois knows all about it. And we mean ALL about it.
Apparently, not only did Brook Lynn secretly give up a baby for adoption, but that baby is said to be Gio! But wait, there’s more! General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Lois knows the truth about Gio. She was Brook Lynn’a number one supporter in her time of need. Lois is fully aware that her daughter got pregnant and gave up her baby. But does she also know who that baby is?
GH rumors tease that Lois has known that her grandson has been right under their noses for his entire life. Sadly, Gio’s parents were said to have died. His father Francis Palmieri passed away before he was born, then, he lost his mother Camilla when he was just ten years old. Meanwhile, Brooklyn and Chase continue their journey to parenthood. At this point, the story is hazy. There aren’t quite enough details to make sense of it all. However, GH rumors suggest that upcoming circumstances lead to life altering revelations.
Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) danced around their feelings for longer than the average cat and mouse game. The push and pull made it almost even more impossible to resist their temptation. But that was all before the last straw.
The pressure is on! Brook Lynn is surrounded by loved ones who want nothing but the best for her. If it isn’t Granny Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) paving BLQ’s career path, then it’s Nonna Gloria Cerullo (Ellen Travolta) giving her hand away in marriage. Although annoying, Brook Lynn expects nothing less from her two grandmothers. What she didn’t expect was that her mom, Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer) jumped on their bandwagon. Typically, telling Brook Lynn how to live her life is her grandmother’s M.O., not Lois’s.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Brook Lynn feels the pressure after Chase gets down on one knee. But did he pop the question for the right reasons? According to recent GH rumors, Brooklyn begins having panic attacks. They could be caused by feeling rushed into this. Between Gloria and Lois, and now Chase, BLS might feel like she has to accept chases proposal or she’ll let them all down. Moreover, let’s revisit how this all game about. Chase happens to propose to Brooklyn just after Lois and Gloria laid it on thick. Is Chase also feeling the pressure? Additionally, Chase might consider his father Gregory. Sadly, he doesn’t have that much time left with his dad. Ever since Gregory Chase’s (Gregory Harrison) ALS diagnosis, his health has declined quicker than anticipated.
Brook Lynn Runs For The Hills
GH rumors tease that Chase mentioned wanting his dad to see them get married. And after that Brook Lynn felt that she just couldn’t say no. Obviously, Chase would never manipulate her or guilt trip her into marrying him. But that doesn’t mean that BLQ won’t feel guilty if she says no.
Recently, two things changed in Brook Lynn’s life which have made for an overall positive adjustment. First, her mother came to town from Bensonhurst. Then, Brook Lynn’s granny took a hike. These two events seem to have positive effects on Ned and Lois’s daughter.
Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer) just had to be with her Brookie after learning about her recent professional drama. See, Lois only had bits and pieces of the story that she learned from news outlets. But she quickly learned where the root of her daughter’s troubles. As GH recaps recall, it’s BLQ’s granny Tracy that had Lois’s daughter all upset.
Thankfully Lois arrive just in time before things between Tracy and Brookie got even worse. In addition, Lois’s miracle work extends past putting her ex mother-in-law in her place. Finally, Brook Lynn’s world started to calm down once Ned dropped the whole Eddie Maine shtick. She has her best friend and Ma to thank for that as well.
However, it looks like BLQ’s state of contentment is short lived as something rocks her boat. According to General Hospital spoilers, Granny Gloria addressed marriage with Brook Lynn and Chase. Now she she’s gone back to Bensonhurst, it looks like Lois takes her place. That is, Lois pushes for her daughter to marry the handsome Detective. Apparently, it’s all too much and the pressure gets to Brook Lynn. GH spoilers indicate that BLQ has a panic attack as a result of all the marriage talk.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Chase worries about Brook Lynn’s panic attack. He doesn’t know where it stems from and shares his valid concerns. But it might want to stay in the dark on this one. Because it might be worse to know that the thought of marriage sends BLQ into a tailspin, as opposed to not knowing whats making her panic.
My how time flies! It’s coming up on 4 years since Amanda Setton joined General Hospital. She made her GH debut as Brook Lynn Quartermaine on November 18th, 2019. Setton has since built a large fan base as the new Brook Lynn.
Now, four years later and GH fans are rooting for this young woman. Amanda has undeniably made this role her own after taking over from Adrianne Leon. Many years are between Leon’s GH exit and Setton’s debut. Reportedly, Adrianne Leon told Soaps Opera Digest in August of 2019 that she’d be happy to reprise her role as Brook Lynn Quartermaine. However, GH cast Setton in the role just a few months later.
BLQ has come a long way since her life as Ned (Wally Kurth) and Lois’s (Rena Sofer) daughter began. The new version of this Bensonhurst Beauty is just starting to bloom, and I think that we can thank Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) for that. According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, GH’s Amanda Setton gives an inside scoop to Soaps In Depth
Amanda Setton Spills The Tea, Reveals New Brook Lynn Quartermaine
It’s an exciting time for Setton’s character, Brook Lynn, aka BLQ! The Quartermaine family dysfunction is at a high point, but it’s nothing unfamiliar. Instead, the Q’s embrace the chaos and dysfunction. It’s almost like they need it to survive. General Hospital spoilers indicate that Lois’s return plays a major role in BLQ’s life. Consequently, the effects extend to other family members as well. Changes are ahead, starting with Brook Lynn. Setton reflects on BLQ’s storyline when she and Maxie did whatever it took to protect baby Bailey Lou from Maxie’s crazy baby daddy, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). She admitted, “I think that whole maternal scheme transformed Brook Lynn and softened her and showed us a completely different side of her,”
It was BLQ and Maxie’s bond, along with the song and dance she’s doing with Chase that contributed to the start of something new. “She has that trust with Chase and doesn’t really have it with anyone else,” Setton said. “She can’t trust her grandmother. Her father is not who he says he is [Ned’s slip and fall accident conveniently turned him into Eddie Maine]. She’s been fired from her job.
“She’s sort of in this transition time,” she clarified, “but, you know, she’s still got her grandmother’s streak in her! She’s reformed, but she’s still Brook Lynn Quartermaine.”
Thankfully, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that fans can rest assured that Setton is sticking around. The new Brook Lynn Quartermaine may have a few tweaks, but she’s still true to her own heart!
Photo Credit: TV Line Rena Sofer returns to GH as Lois Cerullo
Last month, General Hospital news reports confirmed Rena Sofer’s GH return. The iconic actress got her start on Loving from 1988-1991. Then, in 1993 Rena Sofer landed the role of Lois Cerullo from Bensonhurst, on General Hospital. The role became wildly popular as Lois Cerullo brought strength and sass, and a “don’t mess with me,” vibe.
Previously, GH spoilers and rumors speculated about Sofer’s (potential) return after news reports confirmed her Bold and the Beautiful exit. While a current storyline on General Hospital sends a nostalgic vibe, fans being to reminisce of the 1990s in Port Charles. Today, Ned Quartermaine goes by the name Eddie Maine.
Photo credit: TV Line
GH recaps recall the slip and fall accident that knocked Ned out and triggered a memory disorder. Now, Ned only wants to be be referred to as Eddie Maine, as he has no recollection of his life as Ned Quartermaine.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm Rena Sofer’s return to GH as Lois Cerullo. An exclusive sneak peek from TV Line gives a look inside Lois’s Port Charles arrival.
Surprise! GH spoilers reveal that Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) opens the door to her mother, Lois Cerullo. She came all the way from Bensonhurst because she read an article about how Decpetion fired her daughter Brook Lynn. Now here she is, at the Quartermaine mansion.
An exclusive clip from TV Line shows a brief clip to Tuesday’s episode. On October 10th, Lois learns that Tracy manipulated and blackmailed her daughter into corporate espionage against Deception.
It’s no secret that the 1990s made a comeback in the 2020s. From fashion to music, pieces of a millennial’s golden era made its way back into our culture. Television reboots and movie remakes also drudge up the 90s. In fact, even the soap opera genre wants the nostalgia.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that Rena Sofer returns to GH as Lois Cerullo. As Ned’s ex-wife and mother to their daughter, Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), Lois has many reasons to return to Port Charles. In addition, her dear friend Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) always has time for Lois. Despite his hectic life with kids, Carly, Nina, and of course his enemies, Sonny is always grateful to see Lois.
According to the latest GH news, Rena Sofer disclosed that she’s already taped her first scenes. Previously, GH Blog shared reports that Sofer’s contract at The Bold and The Beautiful expired in May of last year. And as predicted, she’s headed straight to General Hospital!
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Lois shows up to help deal with Ned/Eddie. However, who says that she thinks Ned should be Ned? Will she help bring Ned back or encourage Eddie to stay true to himself? Besides, GH spoilers tease that Llivia is falling for Eddie… maybe Ned is never coming back!
Look for Rena Sofer’s return debut as Lois hits Port Charles this coming October! Who is ready for her return?
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