General Hospital spoilers have indicated Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig) is on her way back to Port Charles after being scared away by one of Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) goons.
Last week, Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) approached Jax (Ingo Rademacher) for answers regarding Hayden’s whereabouts. They know Nikolas is the one behind her abrupt departure and Finn needs help getting the truth from Nikolas. Finn is ready to have Hayden back in town so she can be with their daughter, Violet (Jophielle Love).
Finn and Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) haven’t been seeing eye to eye lately. Finn knows that Anna’s supposed son Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has been and continues to be up to no good, and wants Anna to take proper actions. Anna admitted to finding evidence that Peter was working with the shooter, but decided not to hand the evidence over to the PCPD.
General Hospital spoilers hint Finn is getting restless and impatient with Anna’s poor decision making when it comes to Peter and doing what is right. Anna is hesitant because she feels the need to protect her son even if he is in the wrong. This could possibly lead to Anna pushing things too far and Finn getting fed up. The timing would be just right for Hayden to come back to Port Charles as Anna and Finn’s relationship is in jeopardy.
General Hospital spoilers claim Hayden and Finn will eventually reunite as a couple. Will Anna’s need to protect Peter cause her relationship with Finn to pay the price? Could this situation leave room for Hayden and Finn to get back together?
Which is more evil, Cassadine blood or a woman married into the miserable family? The latest General Hospital spoilers had revealed Valentine Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) is not a Cassadine after all. According to Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma), Valentine is merely the son of Helena (Constance Towers) out of wedlock and is actually not of Cassadine blood.
Lately General Hospital rumors have been flying, making claims that Valentine is not Charlotte’s (Scarlett Fernandez) father. However, lately that couldn’t seem further from the truth. Earlier this week GH views saw a different side of little Charlotte. She was cutting up a picture of Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson), the young woman left to blame for ultimately breaking up Charlotte’s Papa and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Charlotte’s mom Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan) walked in and asked what she was doing. Charlotte was quick to blame Nina for the mess without batting an eye.
General Hospital spoilers have been making claims that this new behavior for Charlotte is a way of letting the GH viewers know if Charlotte takes after her Grandmother, Helena or if she is behaving like a true Cassadine. Some may say Charlotte’s behavior was on the brink of evil, maybe not quite evil, but most definitely calculated. Will Nikolas’ claims about Valentine be true? Perhaps he and Charlotte are not Cassadine blood after all?
Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel) is back in Port Charles after spending the majority of his time in boarding school in France. He was sent him there by his Grandmother, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) in order to keep him safe from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). Now that Spencer is back in Port Charles, his family wants to fill him in on everything new that has happened recently. Obviously, the main event is his Father Nikolas turning up alive after three years of being presumed dead. Ava Jerome (Maura West) also has news for little Spencer. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava tells Spencer that she and his dad are now married, making Ava his new step mom. In General Hospital previews for Monday, January 20th, Ava begins to prep the conversation regarding Nikolas. Spencer looks over his shoulder and sees his dad, while Ava observes the reunion. Something isn’t quite right with Spencer’s reaction. For someone who has thought his father was dead for three years, it seems Spencer would have reacted a little differently than in the General Hospital spoilers preview video. Odds are that Spencer has known his dad was alive all along. GH rumors claim the Father and Son duo will team up against Ava. Take a look at Spencer’s face when his dad touches his shoulder. You be the judge and take a peak at the video below.
There has been a lot of talk lately about Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) and his possible connection with Port Charles newcomer, Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla).
Previously, General Hospital spoilers indicated a connection between Taggert and Trina, as GH rumors claim Trina is the daughter of Taggert’s sister, Gia Campbell (Marisa Ramirez) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma).
General Hospital news confirmed that Andrews is returning to General Hospital as one of Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) many enemies. Real Andrews played the role of Detective Taggert from 1998-2003 and will return on Friday, January 17th 2020.
The speculations around Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) on screen son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel) can now rest as new General Hospital spoilers have confirmed the news that Bechtel will be returning to General Hospital as Spencer. Spencer was sent off to boarding school in order to be safer from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and the character last aired on screen this past early Spring. He is set to return the week of January 20th, however the specific date remains unknown.
When Nikolas first was shot and “killed” by Valentin, Spencer seemed to be taking the news in a strange way. He would even mention that he has heard from his father even after everyone was told Nikolas had died. Now that Nikolas has resurfaced and has shown himself to close family and friends, some were angry he could let them believe he was dead for over 3 years. Nikolas’ Mother Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) was particularly angry that her son could let his own son think he is now left without a Father and how Nikolas could miss 3 precious years of Spencer’s life.
General Hospital spoilers have hinted that Laura is most likely wrong about how Nikolas went about things when it comes to Spencer. Will we find out that Spencer has known his Dad was alive the entire time? It’s quite possible the two even had regular visits with one another.
Make sure to watch GH the week of January 20th to see Nicolas Bechtel return to GH as Spencer Cassadine and watch the story line unfold.
Carly (Laura Wright) has been keeping a secret from her husband Sonny (Maurice Benard) and it has been putting a strain on their marriage. Her secret involves Jax (Ingo Rademacher) and Sonny knows it, which makes the pressure on Carly to tell the truth even more intense. Jax and Sonny obviously have a rocky past and present and neither are fond of one another. Since Jax is Carly’s ex husband, Sonny is feeling betrayed because he know she is keeping a secret which involves Jax.
Carly finally makes the decision to tell Sonny the truth and expose Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Jax. She warns Sonny not to lash out before she says what she needs to say and he agrees that lashing out will make things worse. At first Sonny seems calm and rational, asking legitimate and logical questions. Then suddenly Sonny comes to the realization that Nikolas is a fugitive and Jax is aiding and abetting a criminal and exclaims that since Jax is helping Nik, that is a crime! Carly shoots Sonny a look of worry because she has a feeling that Sonny wants to take Jax down.
“Nikolas Cassadine is alive and well and here in Port Charles.” Carly reveals to Sonny in today’s episode of General Hospital.
Did Carly make a big mistake in telling Sonny Nikolas is alive and Jax has been harboring him in hid home?
Nina has been to Hell and back between betrayals from her own Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills), her love Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and the young women, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) who led Nina to believe she was her daughter.
Nina has had enough and she continues with her plan to trick Valentin into thinking they will get married. Although she does love him and is having difficulty with the whole situation, second guessing her decision to expose and end things for good with Valentin, Nina will most likely not actually marry Valentin. Nina has a little something up her sleeve to prove Valentin was lying the entire time about Sasha. She is running another DNA test to prove Valentin used Madeline’s hair strands as a sample to achieve the falsified Mother-Daughter DNA results. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina will get confirmation on what she already knows about Valentin.
The chaos at the wedding will not be limited to Nina and Valentin’s situation. As Nina goes back and forth with her feelings, Jax (Ingo Rademacher) hopes Nina will not stoop to this level and make a public scene, a sudden distraction faces the crowd. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) will be exposed in front of the majority of Port Charles, at Nina and Valentin’s wedding.
The name Marcus Taggert takes fans back to the mid 90s when Real Andrews originated the role of Detective Marcus Taggert. Andrews played Taggert from 1996-1997, and then again from 1998-2003.
General Hospital spoilers floating around General Hospital discussion groups, trying to figure out where GH newbie, Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) fits in in regard to any connections/family in Port Charles. For a while, General Hospital rumors hinted that Trina may be a Cassadine. Nikolas Cassadine was in a relationship with Marcus Taggert’s sister, Gia Campbell (Marisa Ramirez). Fans then started throwing around the idea that Trina could be the daughter of Nikolas and Gia. Soon things shifted and the new GH rumor floating around involving the returnd of Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) to Port Charles in connection with Trina.
General Hospital spoilers suggest there is a strong possibility Taggert is on his way back to Port Charles. If the one rumor is true, that Trina is Gia and Nik’s daughter, Taggert would be her Uncle. However some fans want to believe that Taggert is actually Trina’s Father, Mother unknown.
It remains to be seen if any of these GH fandom theories will reign true, or if they’ll fizzle out. What we do know is that Trina right now doesn’t really have a connection to the residents of Port Charles and sooner or later the writers will need to tie her to someone/family.
Marcus Coloma has taken on the iconic role played by Tyler Christopher until the character faked his own shooting death. Until recently, the entire town of Port Charles had believed that Nikolas Cassadine, Prince of Darkness, had been shot and killed. As the story turns out, after the arrival of Marcus Coloma in the reboot of Nikolas Cassadine, Nikolas indeed faked his death.
In an interview with Soaps In Depth, Marcus Coloma gives his opinion on the inner most thoughts of Nikolas Cassadine. Nikolas has always had an element of evil within him, after all, he is a Cassadine. Of all the Cassadines, Nikolas had always been one of least twisted and evil along with his Aunt, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Nikolas started to show more of his dark side toward the end, right before he left Port Charles. Now that Nikolas has had some time to soak some things in, he is even more dark and twisted now. He goes on to mention how being away from your child can take its toll, Coloma says, “It’s brutal to be away from your kid. I’ve had a taste of what it’s like to not see your kid for a second – let alone for the amount of time that Nikolas has been ‘dead’!” COloma then made it clean that Nikolas has returned a new man by saying, “He’s really changed significantly.”
Soaps In Depth asked, “But just how dark is the prince now?” Marcus Coloma replied, “That’s such a good question, and that will absolutely be revealed.” He the went on to reveal a major General Hospital spoiler by stating, “I will tell you that Nikolas is definitely focused on payback… as an actor, I’m looking for conflict!”
Well now we know Nikolas is out for payback! Will Valentine Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) suffer the brunt of his wrath and who will become collateral damage?
Ever since Nikolas (Marcus Coloma) returned from the ‘dead’ he has been making one bone headed move after another. Not only is Nikolas making mistakes and doesn’t cover his tracks, he is also more ruthless and cunning than before. It’s almost like his situation has hardened him, turning him more and more into a true Cassadine.
After the unsettling scenes with Nikolas and Ava Jerome (Maura West), Ava was left to fall fast asleep from all the extra sedation Nikolas paid the nurse to administer. Unfortunately for Nikolas, he messes up yet another one of his ploys by leaving a trail. He lost his ring in Ava’s room and now people have evidence to lead back to Nikolas. It’s highly unlikely that Ava would be the one to spot the ring since she was left alone in shambles.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) will pay Ava a visit to question her about Helena’s (Constance Towers) painting. GH spoilers hint Nina will be the one to stumble upon Nikolas’ ring, taking it back with her. General Hospital rumors have been swirling that Nina will take the ring with her and possibility show her friend Jax (Ingo Rademacher). Jax has already warned Nikolas that if this isn’t over by New Year’s then he will be telling Nina the truth about what is going on regarding Valentin, the Codicil, and the fact that Nikolas is in fact alive. It’s highly possibly Nina will show Jax her findings. it has been rumored that Jax won’t wait until New Year’s to tell Nina, and that he may just come out and tell her if and when she shows him the ring she found in Ava’s room. Once Jax sees that Nik has made yet another mistake, he will realize it’s time to shut this charade down.
Will Nina be the one to find the Cassadine ring? If so, will she bring it straight to Jax? What will Jax do with the ring? There are so many possibilities! Let us know what you think will happen next!
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