It’s a drama packed week on General Hospital but fans may not get to see all the action. As the Impeachment Hearings continue, there has not been a set schedule for Daytime TV to broadcast. At this point ABC and the executives at ABC have not yet notified the public if General Hospital will be aired at a later time. Last week, General Hospital was available to viewers for free on abc.go.com.
GH views have been wondering when they’d be graced with Olivia’s on-screen presence and now that have what they’ve been waiting for. General Hospital spoilers reveal Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) will receive a letter. Nervously and anxiously, she brings the letter straight to Sonny. Olivia has a feeling this letter has something to do with their son, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), and it isn’t going to be good.
Other General Hospital spoilers spill Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) will be there to comfort Olivia, which means, whatever was noted in that letter must have been some pretty upsetting information. It hasn’t been discussed how Sonny will handle the news.
This is big news! The Quartermaine mansion has seemed pretty empty as many of it’s family members have passed on or moved out of Port Charles.
General Hospital news reports from Soaps In Depth the return of Brook Lynn Ashton, daughter of Ned Ashton and Lois Cerullo. The role formerly and most knowingly played by Adrienne Leon, will now be played by Amanda Setton. Setton is no newbie to Soap Operas. She played the sneaky Kimberly Andrews on ABC’s, One Life to Live, from 2009-2011.
Look out for Amanda Setton’s debut appearance as Brook Lynn Ashton on Monday, November 18th.
Tracy Quartermaine is currently experiencing some life threatening health issues. In recent episodes of GH, Jane Elliot’s character, Tracy, has been experiencing neurological symptoms, and seizure.
Although her son Dillon (Robert Palmer Watkins) came as soon as he received the call from Hayden that his mom was having an episode, it looks as though her other son, Ned will soon be near her mom, in Port Charles.
Exciting General Hospital news just broke, as GH spoilers reveal that long time, fan favorite, Wally Kurth is returning to General Hospital as Ned Ashton.
Kurth’s current status on Days of Our Lives has dropped from contract to recurring, which in turn allows him to return to General Hospital on a recurring status as well.
Ned may be involved in Tracy’s health story, and we can’t forget his love he left behind, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero).
Is there still hope for these two to become a real couple?
A lot is going to happen the this week, leading up to the Nurses Ball and after. There wouldn’t be a Nurses Ball without a few obstacles to say the least.
Olivia (Lisa LoCicero) is pregnant with Julian Jerome’s (William DeVry) baby and her good friend Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) actually stepped up and claimed the baby was his. Now with Ned leaving Port Charles, (Wally Kurth announced he is leaving General Hospital and going to Days of Our Lives), Olivia will have to keep this secret alone, as well as have this baby alone… unless, Julian finds out the baby is his.
General Hospital spoilers for this week reveal Olivia will be expressing that she feels there is something wrong. Olivia is possibly going into labor. What we are uncertain of, is whether or not she will deliver a healthy baby or if something dramatic will happen Will Olivia have a Nurses Ball baby? We want to know what the fans think, should Olivia tell Julian the truth about the baby?
Breaking news in General Hospital comings and goings. Long time GH star, Wally Kurth has announced he is leaving the show.
Wally’s character, Ned Ashton has played a significant role in the legendary Quartermaine family for many years. As the son of Tracy Quartermaine, Ned has been involved in many front running story lines. Currently, he is the the almost-love interest of OLucia Falconeri who has had her eye on Ned for quite a while. Ned is always there to help out a good friend, and right now he is claiming to be the father of some other man’s child just to protect Olivia. She is carrying mob boss, Julian Jerome’s child and doesn’t want him to find out.
Now that Wally Kurth has announced his departure from GH, it will be interesting to see how Olivia’s baby drama will unfold. Without Ned around, will she be able to keep her secret under wraps?
Check out the tweet confirming Wally’s exit from GH, announcing he has signed a contract with ‘Days of Our Lives.’
Hey all, guess I should confirm. I did sign a contract with #Days. Which will require me to leave #GH. It's bittersweet I can't do both.
Not a big shocker here. We kind of saw this coming once actress Lisa LoCicero announced that she is pregnant with her second child with husband, Michael Patrick Jann. Many times when actresses on soaps are pregnant in real life it is written into the script. Since Olivia slept with Julian Jerome on New Years Eve, and to our knowledge hasn’t been bed hopping with any other residents of Port Charles, it’s safe to say that Olivia is right. It looks as though this definitely won’t be a “whose the daddy” type of story line, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be complicated.
Olivia Falconeri and Julian Jerome are far from being in love. They were only together once, and those both have their hearts set on someone else. On NYE both were feeling lonely and broken hearted since Ned Ashton was in a relationship with Alexis Davis. Julian still cares a great deal for the mother of his child (Sam Morgan), and Olivia has fallen hard for her friend Ned. Julian and Olivia were there for one another to get them through this emotional time.
Alexis and Ned have finally confronted the fact that she is hung up on Julian, and Ned has finally realized that he belongs with Olivia. Of course nothing is that simple in soap world. Olivia being pregnant with Julian’s baby puts a wrench in the development of both Julian and Alexis’ and Olivia and Ned’s relationships. It will be interesting to see how this will all play out. How will Alexis react to this devastating news, just as she put down her wall and accepted Julian for the mobster he is?
Let us know your thoughts! Are you happy Olivia is pregnant with Julian’s baby?
Lately is seems like characters come and go through Port Charles as quickly as the wind blows. Whether it’s a vet character that has come back from the dead or back from a long mysterious disappearance, or a fresh new face, we have been seeing a lot of comings in goings in the last 2 years. A few characters make small appearances here and there, and their story lines are left open ended, giving them the opportunity to return.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating around social media sites that long time General Hospital actor, Wally Kurth is leaving the show to return to NBC’s Days of OurLives. Ned Ashton has come and gone throughout the years, and his current story line has been a promising one. Currently, he has reconnected with his best friend and romantic interest, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). He is involved in a complicated love triangle involving Alexis and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero). Olivia has made it known that she wants to be more than friends with Ned, but he is in a relationship with Alexis, who is only with Ned because she can’t be with Julian Jerome (William DeVry).
If the General Hospital rumors become true, and Wally Kurth is leaving General Hospital, that will leave Olivia with no one once again. It would be nice to see him stick around, to play out the story and end up with Olivia. What do you think will happen with Ned and Olivia?
General Hospital spoilers reveal that one PC couple will be getting a very big surprise. According to Soaps in Depth magazine, there will be an upcoming baby shocker!
Sam and Patrick have recently taken their friendship to a level of intimacy as a romantic relationship. These two have been spending a lot of time together, in and out of the sheets! They have help one another through the tough times in life, and they spend time laughing and having fun with one another. If Sam ends up pregnant, it could be all sunshine and rainbows… except for one thing. Her husband Jason is alive! Sam’s pregnancy would put a wrench in a JaSam reunion, once Jake figures out who he really is.
Nathan and Maxie started off the new year with a bang… or shall we say, multiple. They definitely made the most of finally being able to be together after all the New Years Eve chaos that kept them apart, along with Levi and Judge Walters. Spinelli is due to return to Port Charles in the near future, most likely with their daughter, Georgie. Maxie getting pregnant by Nathan would definitely complicate things.
Ned and Alexis along with Julian and Olivia also got together right after New Years. Alexis is with Ned while she is clearly still in love with Julian. Getting pregnant would not be an optimal outcome for Alexis’ situation. Julian and Olivia openly used one another to get over their broken hearts caused by Ned and Alexis. Olivia desperately wants to be more than friends with Ned, but he is currently in a relationship with Alexis, who obviously would rather be with Julian. Oh they tangled web they weave!
Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Falconeri) has announced her real life pregnancy and fans have been wondering if the General Hospital rumors regarding writing it into the story line will come true. Julian and Olivia are far from being in love… but she just might end up with his baby!
What do you think? Which couple will end up with a baby surprise?
Back in the Summer, fans were warned that they would not be seeing any resolution to the Luke Spencer/Fake Luke mystery until Fall. It was noted that actor Tony Geary was out on medical leave after undergoing two back surgeries. He has been recuperating in Amsterdam, and set to return soon. It is that time, October, 2014, that we were promised to see Luke back on our screens. With news of Hugo Naperi who played Ned Ashton’s Father, Larry Ashton returning to the set of General Hospital, we can’t help but look for a connection between Napier’s character, and the Fluke story line. His past involvement with Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and his desire to take over ELQ leads fans to believe that Larry Ashton will be very much involved with Tracy, Ned (Wally Kurth), and the story that has kept fans in the dark for several months… who is the fake Luke Spencer?
Take a look at the photo comparison that has been posted. Is it just a mere coincidence, and will Larry Ashton returning to General Hospital as himself, or will he be in the form of a man we like to call, Lucas Lorenzo Spencer?
Samantha Morgan’s (Kelly Monaco) parents have recently rekindled their old one-night-stand flame. Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) met Julian (William DeVry) one night when she was a teenager away at boarding school. She and Julian met at a bar and ended up sleeping together. This one night stand resulted in a pregnancy that the Cassadine clan wasn’t too proud of. Alexis was forced to give up her baby, and today we know that baby as the beautiful Samantha Morgan.
Julian Jerome is a mob boss and Alexis is a straight laced, mother of three, (Sam, Kristina, and Molly) and a lawyer. Julian had promised her that he left the business so that they could be together. Although his intentions were true, his boss had other plans for him. Julian was forced back into the business by threats from Fake Luke (Tony Geary). After Alexis realized that Julian is still very much involved with organized crime, she broke it off with him .
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Alexis is trying to forget all about Julian Jerome. General Hospital rumors indicate that Alexis will try to move on with her old pal Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth). However, since Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) and Ned have gotten a little closer since she and Sonny called it quits, it’s unlikely that Olivia will just sit back and watch Alexis move in on her new love interest.
Who do you think should become a new couple? Should Alexis be with Ned, or should Olivia and Ned see what develops in their love story?
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