Ava is quite a piece of work. While romantically involved with Morgan, a college aged boy who was actually married to her own daughter, she sleeps with his Father, mob boss, Sonny Corinthos. It was apparent during their time together, that Ava Jerome really did love Morgan. Despite the age difference, and her scheming ways, Ava actually fell for the young heart throb, and Morgan was happy to reciprocate the feelings. But there were so man y complications and obstacles in their relationship, starting with Julian Jerome (Ava’s brother) and Sonny Corinthos. The two men are at opposite ends of the mob and want nothing more to take each other out. Julian wasn’t happy with Ava’s entanglement with Morgan, but he try to use the situation to his advantage and gather inside information on Sonny. Sonny wasn’t too keen on their relationship either, as he believed that Ava was just using Morgan to get the inside scoop on Sonny’s operation.
While Ava was trying to manipulate Sonny after she killed his fiance, Connie Falconeri, they both got caught up in the murder of AJ Quartermaine. One thing led to another and Sonny and Ava ended up sleeping together. Of course, Morgan had to walk up at exactly that moment and catch his girlfriend and his father in the act.
As a result of Ava and Sonny’s betrayal of Morgan, who they claim to love, she is now pregnant and is unsure who the father is. Recent General Hospital rumors speculate that Morgan is going to be the father of Ava’s baby, and Sonny will gain a grandchild.
For the first time since Nina learned that her husband Silas Clay was cheating on her with Ava Jerome, the two battling ladies came face to face. It has been over 20 years since Nina found out that her husband had a mistress named Ava Jerome. In that time, Nina spent 20 years in a coma after her mother drugged her and caused her to lose her baby. Nina, Silas, and some loved ones believe that Nina miscarried her child when she went into a coma.
We have reason to believe that the fact that Nina “lost her child” could have another meaning. It’s true, that right now Nina does not have a child, but maybe she didn’t lose her to an unfortunate miscarriage. Perhaps Nina’s baby was “lost” because Ava has her child… and that child just might be Kiki.
Who will come out on top when these two duke it out over a child? Will Nina try to steal Ava’s baby that she is currently carrying, or will Nina find out that Kiki has been her own daughter all along?
General Hospital fans and actors are all abuzz about the brand new news regarding GH’s Jason Morgan. After months of speculation and drama, it has been confirmed that the role of Jason Morgan will be played by ex- Y&R star, Billy Miller. After Steve Burton left the role of Jason Morgan in 2012, fans have long awaited his homecoming to wife Sam and son Danny. Long time buddy Maura West (GH-Ava, ex-Diane Jenkins) tweeted a photo of her self with GH newcomer Billy Miller as General Hospital’s new Jason Morgan. These friends have been reunited! I doubt they will be friends in Port Charles. Ava Jerome isn’t too fond of her niece, Samantha Morgan, Jason’s wife.
Nina (Michelle Stafford) is obsessed with seeking revenge on her husband, Silas Clay (Michael Easton). She feels completely betrayed by the man that she loves because he cheated on her with Ava Jerome (Maura West). But it goes much deeper than that now. Since Nina has woken up from her 20 year coma, she has learned that Ava and Silas had a child, and that child is Kiki Jerome (Kristen Alderson. Nina lost her baby with Silas after her own mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) drugged her and put her in a coma. Not only is Nina mourning the loss of her own child with Silas, but she recently learned that Ava is currently pregnant, and that she herself is in early menopause.
Nina will turn to her nurse, Rosalie Martinez (Linda Elena Tovar) to help her in conjuring up a new plan of vengeance. She is obsessed with Ava and her unborn child. It looks as though not only Ava, but Ava’s baby is Nina’s next target. Will Nina try to harm or steal Ava’s baby? Let us know what you think! Will Ava lose her baby to Nina Clay?
Since the minute she set foot in Port Charles, Ava Jerome has used her venom to suck the life out of anyone who got in her way. She shot Olivia with a bullet that was meant for her ex-lover, Franco, she killed Connie Falconeri in cold blood, and she threatened the life of Sabrina and her unborn child when she blackmailed Carlos into taking the wrap for AJ Quartermaine’s murder.
The fake Luke Spencer aka Fluke, is as lethal as they come. He is limitless when it comes to who he will kill or order to be killed by someone else’s hand. In a video chat conversation with Ava Jerome, Fluke asked her to do the unthinkable. He told her to kill Michael Corinthos. After hearing news from Tracy Quartermaine that Michael found out she was scheming and fired her, Luke felt the need to take action. His plan is to get Michael out of the way so that he can take over ELQ full force. We all know that Ava rarely has a heart let alone a conscience, but will she be able to go through with killing Michael Corinthos? Michael has ties to her daughter Kiki whom she loves very much. Kiki and Michael are very much involved in a relationship. Will Ava be able to kill the man her daughter loves?
Nina is enraged at the fact that the woman her husband cheated on her with, and had his baby is pregnant once again. Silas cheated on Nina over 20 years ago and she found out just before she went into a coma. Her Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) told her that she lost the baby she and Silas created. Nina wishes she could turn back the clock and have had the baby she was carrying with Silas. She is out for revenge and Ava is just the woman that Nina wants on the receiving end.
Today is Ava’s birthday and she is spending time with her daughter, Kiki. After months of not being able to see eye to eye, Kiki reached out to her Mother on her birthday. Ava looks like she is scared stiff that with Nina in town, things will start to unravel… and by things, we mean, perhaps Nina will find out that Kiki is HER daughter. That has been the rumor going around social media sites among fans. What do you think? Do you think Ava and Madeline could have arranged for Nina to “lose” her baby so that it would break Silas and Nina apart?
If Nina succeeds in ruining Ava, will Ava lose the baby she is carrying or will Nina take Kiki away from her?
In today’s episode of General Hospital, we got to see a lot deeper into Nina’s (Michelle Stafford) thought process. She spilled her guts to Silas (Michael Easton) in an extremely emotional conversation about their marriage and unborn child. We have known that she is out for revenge and Ava Jerome is on her hit list. Nina was cheated on by Silas with Ava, and just before she went into her coma is when she found this out. Nina is heartbroken at the fact that she lost her baby with Silas but Ava got to have one… or did she?
After observing Ava (Maura West) and Kiki’s (Kristen Alderson) scene, and the way the conversation was played out, it is getting more apparent that Kiki could very well be Nina’s. Ava and Kiki finally had a touching mother-daughter moment after months of being at odds with one another. When Kiki told Ava that Nina said she was over the fact that Kiki was Silas and Ava’s, Ava responded to Kiki by giving her a bit of advice, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” Nina has every intention of getting back at Ava and Ava better watch her back. The scene just seemed very well planted, as if Ava and Kiki are about to get closer, just as they are about to discover that Kiki is actually Nina’s daughter. Ava and Madeline Reeves, Nina’s mother, could have made this arrangement 20 some years ago, giving Ava Nina’s child.
It has been rumored that Ava will lose her child… in what way would you think that could be? Will she lose the baby she is carrying now, or will she lose Kiki because she was never hers to begin with?
General Hospital newbies Nina Clay (Michelle Stafford) and Ava Jerome (Maura West) are about to go head to head and face their past! Nina Clay, the wife of Dr. Silas Clay was cheated on by Silas, with Ava Jerome some years ago. Nina is said to have been in a come for years. Now that she is “awake” she is ready for revenge. Of course the woman her husband betrayed her with would be on “the list” of people to bring down. Ava Jerome is definitely gonna have a fight on her hands when the loony Nina gets a hold of her.
Nina believe that Silas and Ava have a daughter together, Kiki Jerome. There may be a lot more to the story with an exciting twist. Silas also believes Kiki is Ava’s daughter. But Ava and Nina’s Mother, Madeline Reeves (Donna Mills) may have a secret that they are hiding from Silas, Nina, and Kiki.
Check out Michelle Stafford’s Tweet below!
How amazing is that @MauraWest y'all… Fun ahead… 🙂 #GH
It looks like Franco is up to some of his old tricks. He can blame the brain tumor all he wants for his actions in the past, but he won’t have an excuse for how he is about to betray Carly.
Ava and Franco have a past. The two were ex-lovers and recently, Ava led Franco to believe that Kiki was his daughter. Ava and Franco are far from being friends. She tried to kill im as a matter of fact, and ended up shooting Olivia Falconeri instead.
However, in this week’s turn of events, Franco will be assisting Ava in taking down Sonny. Ava asks him for his help and he obliges. Franco sneaks onto Carly’s laptop. Ava is hoping that he will be able to retrieve the recording that incriminates Sonny in the killing of AJ Quartermaine.
What will Carly do when she finds out Franco is sneaking behind her back to take Sonny down, with Ava nonetheless? Can she forgive Franco or will this lead her straight into Sonny’s arms (and/or bed)? Haha
As usual, the cops and detectives over at the PCPD have arrested and jailed the wrong man. Carlos is strongly connected to the Jerome crime family members Ava and Julian. He took orders from Julian and his job was to act out on those orders. Somewhere along the way Ava got her grips on Carlos and he and Ava went behind Julian’s back. Ava had convinced Carlos to try and take care of AJ Quartermaine. Once night at the Quartermaine mansion, Carlos arrived in a mask and attempted to take AJ out. The attempt failed when Luke and Tracy walked in and interrupted the operation and put some attack moves on the intruder. Carlos fled the scene and AJ was left alive.
AJ was now still alive and Ava was very angry. AJ was about to tell Sonny that Ava killed Connie so she needed him dead. You now what they say, if you want something done right you better do it yourself! And that’s exactly what Ava was about to do. In a plot to end AJ, AJ and Ava were together at Julian’s apartment. Sonny strolled in and saw the two and immediately thought Ava was the damsel in distress. He got so angry with AJ about Connie, just as AJ was about to tell him Ava was the one who killed her, Sonny shot him!
To hide her involvement in AJ’s (and Connie’s) murder, Ava blackmailed Carlos into taking the wrap. Ava threatened Sabrina and her baby’s life if Carlos didn’t tell Anna that he was the one who killed AJ.
Now that it is know by a few Port Charles residents that Sonny is the actual killer, when will Carlos go free? Carly, Franco, and Sonny have all heard the recording on AJ’s phone of Sonny shooting AJ Ava’s involvement in it all. Once that recording gets out (and we know it will), will it be all over for Sonny? Can what happen to Carlos be rectified?
Jeffrey Vincent Parise (Carlos Rivera) is due to start filing episodes of GH late this Summer. Carlos is expected to arrive on screen in PC early September.
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