Julian, Julian, Julian, what can we say? This is probably your most regrettable bad decision you’ll ever get to make as General Hospital spoilers reveal it will lead to your last.
Julian Jerome (William deVry) has gone against Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) for the last time, and this time he went out with a bang. Julian made it clear to Sonny that IF Sonny or Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) made a move against Julian, he would tell Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) that Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) is actually alive. Cyrus backed Julian in a corner. He wasn’t about to accept Cyrus Renault’s request to kill his son in law, Sam Morgan’s (Kelly Monaco) great love, Jason Morgan. Julian had something to offer to Cyrus and he made an impulsive decision to tell Cyrus Taggert is alive.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian’s says are numbered now that he has two of the most powerful mobsters in Port Charles, backing him into a corner, against one another. Not only will Sonny and Jason get wind of Julian’s full disclosure to Cyrus, but his sister, Ava Jerome (Maura West) won’t be happy with Julian either.
General Hospital news reports that William deVry has filmed his last scene as Julian Jerome on General Hospital. General Hospital rumors hint Julian will meet his demise. But who will end it all for Julian, Cyrus, Sonny and Jason, or his own sister, Ava?
General Hospital news confirms actor William deVry has filmed his final scene over at Prospect Studios.
William deVry was let go in the role of Julian Jerome and has announced that if he ever left General Hospital, he would never return. General Hospital rumors suggest Julian will be killed, making an extra sad story for family and close friends. His sister, Ava Jerome (Maura West), although selfish and cunning, still Julian’s biggest ally.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian’s final scenes have been taped, ending deVry’s run as troubled, family man, mobster. Julian Jerome.
In a rcerecent tweet, actress Maura West posted a photo and a sweet goodbye to her friend and co-star, and TV brother.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is not someone in which anyone would want to make angry, or knowingly put themselves on his shit list. In the short time he has been in Port Charles, he has proven to be an extremely dangerous man who isn’t known for bluffing.
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) isn’t known for making the best decisions, but he definitely makes decisions in which he feels will give himself the upper hand. Julian knows that Sonny had been merciful for too many times, so, this time, he has to pull out a threat in order to get Sonny off his back. Julian threatened to tell Cyrus that Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) is alive is Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) made a move against him.
Although the deal was Julian’s idea, he isn’t convinced he threat against Sonny is going to keep him safe. General Hospital spoilers hint that Julian is about to make yet another bad decision in an attempt to get the upper hand. Not only is Sonny breathing down his neck, but an even more dangerous member of the community is lurking as well. Cyrus Renault wants Julian’s pub, Charlie’s, and isn’t going to play nice if he doesn’t get his way. Julian needs to find a way to stay on Renault’s good side.
Julian’s knowledge of Taggert’s “death” is very powerful and General Hospital rumors suggest he will try to use what he knows to get into Renault’s good graces. Julian wants to save his own skin and by doing so he will be betraying not only Sonny, but his sister, Ava Jerome (Maura West) as well.
Ava Jerome has become very close with Taggert’s daughter, Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla). Ava has warned Julian not to say a word to Cyrus about Taggert for Trina’s sake. Julian does what he wants to get what he wants and that being said, GH rumors hint he will tell Cyrus that Taggert is alive, despite Sonny and Ava’s warnings.
General Hospital news reports confirmed William deVry’s upcoming exit from GH, which could lead his character Julian, do make a choice that will get him killed. deVry announced he will never return to the daytime drama if he were to leave, thus leading fans to draw the conclusion that Julian will be killed.
More and more people of Port Charles are finding out that Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews), Trina Robinson’s (Sydney Makayla) father, is alive and faked his death.
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) encountered Taggert the night Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) kidnapped Wiley Corinthos (Theo and Erik Olson), and then again on Halloween. Now that it’s certain that Taggert is the man Julian saw in those two occasions, Ava Jerome also knows that Trina’s dad is alive.
Ava and Trina have a special bond that was formed when she started working for Ava at the gallery. Trina confided in Ava during her grief over the loss of her dad, and Ava took her under her wing. Now that Ava knows the truth, General Hospital spoilers reveal it will be hard for Ava to keep this secret from Trina and/or Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr).
General Hospital previews show Ava accompanying Julian at Sonny’s after Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) escorted Julian out of the hospital to see Sonny.
General Hospital rumors hint that Julian will use when he has learned from his sister and threaten to reveal DA Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) and Taggert’s secret. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava wants to keep the secret for Trina’s sake.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) have been trying to get their life on track while having financial troubles and being manipulated by their friends Ava Jerome (Maura West) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma).
Franco and Ava have been friends for a while, but not nearly as long as Liz and Nik. Regardless, Franco and Ava become even closer during their time together when Franco was painting Ava’s portrait. The unveiling of Ava’s portrait was a major sign in what was ahead for Franco. He shown signed of reverting back to his old personality before having his tumor removed. Since then, Franco has been displaying somewhat of out of character behavior, leaving Liz to question whether or not he was reverting back to his past.
General Hospital spoilers confirm Franco’s brain tumor is back. Although at first he was set on not telling Elizabeth, new General Hospital previews show Franco revealing his diagnoses. The tumor is inoperable, leaving little hope for Franco to remain having his current personality, or even survival.
Franco’s fate has not yet been decided. Although General Hospital rumors claim more casting cuts are ahead, there has not been any GH news confining the departure of Roger Howarth as Franco Baldwin.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) is once again at the mercy of the man who is obsessively “in love” with her. He has threatened her brother Julian Jerome (William deVry), if she doesn’t divorce Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Ava thought she could get away with falsifying divorce papers and presenting them to Ryan in exchange for the letter from Nelle which incriminates Julian.
General Hospital news and rumors leaked that William deVry was being let go from General Hospital, in his role as Julian Jerome.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava feels responsible for making a choice that will eventually put her brother, Julian, in danger. Ryan is more motivated than ever now to let Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and everyone else in Port Charles, the truth about Julian’s involvement with the kidnapping of Wiley, Sonny’s grandson, along with rigging the car that caused Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) to crash. Ava knows that once Sonny learns the truth, Julian is as good as dead.
General Hospital rumors claim that Ryan won’t even wait for Sonny to go after Julian, but he may take matters into his own hands by getting plans in motion from behind bars. Since William deVry has been said to be let go from GH, there’s a high possibility his character will get killed.
Will the writers take this route and kill off Julian Jerome, or will the character be left with an open door to return?
It comes around every four years, and on this 2020 election year, the big day is right around the corner.
General Hospital news reports, on Monday, November 2nd, General Hospital will air an all-female cast, special Election Day themed episode.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the Eloise will take place after the 19th Amendment was passed, allowing women to vote. The episode takes place the year following the passage of the 19th Amendment on in 1919. GH stars, Eden McCoy and Sydney Makayla will be the front runners in this special episode, honoring woman’s suffrage. The main focus will be the Presidential Election of 1920.
General Hospital news reports, the all-female cast also has significant female impact, as a female director, and two female writers contributed along with other, male, writers on the General Hospital team.
Along with Eden and Sydney, catch Laura Wright, Brooke Kerr, Rebecca Herbst, Finola Hughes, and more of your favorite GH ladies!
Help GH celebrate 100 years honoring women’s right to vote!
It’s Halloween week on General Hospital, and General Hospital news and spoilers reveal ghoulish excitement, suspense, killer costumes, and surprises that will make you look like you’ve seen a ghost!
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is shaken when he sees Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Maxie (Kirsten Storms) is uneasy, Franco (Roger Howarth) pisses off Epiphany Johnson (Sony Eddy), Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) gets close to a masked stalker, and Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) prepares to spend the evening with Finn (Michael Easton) and Violet, but plans change.
General Hospital previews show Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) questioning Ava Jerome (Maura West) while she’s holding a knife behind her back. Can she be trusted?
There is so much scary excitement this week on General Hospital, you DON’T want to miss this! Check out the latest General Hospital previews for the week of Halloween 2020!
What started out as a marriage not for love but for a battle over money, has taken an unexpected turn.
Ava Jerome (Maura West) and Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) went from despising each other to falling for each other in one night. Ava hasn’t kept it a secret either. She confided in Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), and then told her brother Julian Jerome (William deVry). Ava has battled her feelings, going back and forth on whether or not she has feelings for Nikolas.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal in an upcoming episode of GH, Nikolas confesses his love for Ava. Nikolas has been fighting feelings for Ava ever since they slept together. After being blackmailed, Nikolas came to realize that his feelings for Ava are real. How will Ava react to Nik’s confession? Will she deny her feelings and use his confession to her advantage? Or will she give into her feelings and reciprocate?
Our world looks a lot different lately, as new protocols are in place at all places of employment to ensure the health and safety of workers everywhere. This includes Hollywood and the film industry.
Prospect Studios is following all the necessary guidelines in order for the cast and crew of General Hospital to be able to return to work safely.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Ava and Grace Scarola receive regular Covid testing which is required to return to work on the set of GH.
The Scarola twins shared a photo in Instagram, explaining that the gentle nose swap Covid test is necessary in order to go back to work. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava and Grace are set to return to the canvas as they portray Avery Corinthos, daughter of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and Ava Jerome (Maura West).
The Scarola twin’s bravery shines as they express gratitude for a gentle swab and the opportunity to get back to work. We look forward to seeing little Avery Corinthos back in Port Charles!
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