The rumor has been long running, and this week on General Hospital, General Hospital spoilers reveal, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) make their unity in the fight for Wiley official by getting married. Michael’s lawyer, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) has been a huge advocate for Michael to marry Willow in order to increase his chances of winning custody of Wiley over Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier).
Nelle Benson, Wiley’s biological mother, is a criminal, and most would argue she is unstable, and unfit to be a mother. Nelle seems to think she will be a shoe-in at motherhood, and truly believes she has beyond a fighting chance to win custody of Wiley over Michael.
General Hospital spoilers reveal are married in time to arrive at the custody hearing as a legally wed, united couple, ready to care for their son. Will Sasha and Chase’s plan to push Willow and Michael to marry work or have been all for nothing?
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) seems to have done a 180° in the personality department. During his heartfelt discussion with Charlotte’s (Scarlett Fernandez) Grandmother, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Valentin displayed a new side of himself. He wore his heart on his sleeve as he expressed to Laura his love for his and Lulu’s (Emme Rylan) daughter. Laura saw something in him that she had never seen before, and explained to Lulu that Valentin truly wants what is best for Charlotte.
Charlotte overheard her Mom and Grandma talking about how Valentin plans to walk away from Charlotte for her own good. Charlotte loves nothing more in this world than her Father, and begged him to stay. Charlotte told Valentin she heard her mom and Grandma talking and she knows he wants to leave her. Valentin replied by stating, “I could never ever WANT to leave you…” In that moment he denied wanting to leave but didn’t deny leaving. Charlotte continued her plea with, “Papa, I know you’re leaving, I know you are. Please, take me wherever you’re going!”
General Hospital spoilers revealed Valentin is willing to give up Charlotte, and stop the fight against Lulu for custody. He truly wants what is best for his daughter and does not want his actions to be the guide Charlotte follows for everyday life lessons. He feels he is a bad influence on her and wants someone like Laura to mold and shape his little girl.
General Hospital rumors have been circulating, claiming Valentin will leave town, leaving Charlotte to live with Lulu. If Valentin leaves, it’s likely Charlotte will rebel and start showing stronger signs of Helen’a personality shining through. Previous General Hospital spoilers hinted at a possible union between Valentin and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). If Charlotte is able to convince Valentin to stay, General Hospital rumors suggest he will then want to keep Charlotte close, and resort to turning to Nelle, taking her up on her offer to work together.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal James Patrick Stuart has not made any indications that he is leaving General Hospital or that his character would be leaving town. So far, there are no plans of writing James Patrick Stuart and his character, Valentin, out of the script.
The Quartermaine family has a lot going on at the moment. Brook Lynn Ashton Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has recently moved back to Port Charles and hasn’t fallen short when it comes to bringing the drama to the scene. She has been having issues with her music producer, has been blackmailed, started a new job at the family business, ELQ, got fired, fought with her long time enemy, Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan), and much more. Dillon Quartermaine’s (Robert Palmer Watkins) Dad, Ned, is in town, and his mom Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) paid the family a visit around the holidays but has since left Port Charles. The Quartermaine family is on the front burner which would make for a great opportunity to have another member of the family in town.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal GH’s Robert Palmer Watkins would be happy to return to the show. In a recent article, Daytime Confidential revealed Watkins take on a possible return to General Hospital. Watkins told the source, “I would be open to making a return at some point. I loved the role of Dillon, and General Hospital will always be family.”
Throwing another Quartermaine into the mix could be exactly what the family needs to handle the current issues involving ELQ, Nelle (Chloe Lanier), Valentin (James Patrick Stuart), and everything else that is weighing on the Quartermaine clan.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any new information regarding General Hospital comings and goings and the possible return of Dillon.
It’s apparent Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) hasn’t given that pendant she was wearing as a child a second thought. As she held Carly’s (Laura Wright) old baby rattle, she pushed the jewelry box containing the other half of Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) necklace aside as if she didn’t even see it.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Nelle will use this current situation involving Nina’s search for her biological daughter to her advantage. General Hospital rumors claim in the coming episodes, Nelle will may remember, or learn of the significance of Nina’s pendant and realize she possesses the other half. Whether Nelle herself is Nina’s daughter doesn’t really matter to Nelle, but using the pendant as a tool to pull another scam and be the center of attention will be her focal point.
Will Nina get played again? General Hospital rumors hint that at first, Nina will believe that Nelle is her daughter, but will most likely not go too far. It’s so like Nelle to use the necklace and Nina, without caring about Nina’s feelings at all. It seems like Nina is genuinely trying to guide Nelle into turning her life around, it’s safe to say that it’s possible Nina will develop an emotional connection to Nina if she takes Nelle under her wing.
Will Nelle take advantage of a sensitive situation just to benefit herself?
There has been much speculation around this topic. General Hospital spoilers have been bouncing around from two main candidates. General Hospital news and spoilers have revealed that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) will recognize the heart shaped pendant that Nina Reeves is holding at her desk. Willow’s recognition of the pendant proves recent General Hospital rumors of Willow’s involvement in this story line. However, what it doesn’t reveal is the way in which she is involved.
General Hospital rumors have another young woman in mind to be revealed as Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) daughter. Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has been pegged by GH fans along with the possibility of Willow and Nelle being twins, leaving both girls as Nina’s daughters.
Check out the GH poll below and let us know who you think will be revealed as the daughter of Nina Reeves!
It’s no secret that Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) have a long history of bad blood. These two women have a connection that goes way back to their childhood. It’s known that Nelle’s biological father, Frank Benson, is Carly’s adoptive father.
General Hospital spoilers reveal in an all new special episode of General Hospital, fans will get a deep look into how the rivalry between Nelle and Carly began. This episode will feature young versions of Nelle and Carly. American actress, Willa Rose will be taking on the challenging role of young Nelle Benson and General Hospital‘s own Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks) will be playing a young version of her own TV mother, Carly Corinthos.
General Hospital spoilers indicate this episode will look back in time and will reveal how Carly and Nelle interacted as children. General Hospital spoilers suggest Carly is harboring a HUGE secret which could explain a lot when it comes to Nelle.
General Hospital rumors claim Carly has a bigger part in Nelle’s current mental state and behavior than she plans to admit. It’s been rumored that Nelle will be painted in a new light, showing more of her innocence and possibly seeing Nelle as the victim. This won’t bode will for Carly if Nelle is painted as the victim. Perhaps this is a way to redeem Nelle’s character, but at the cost of tarnishing Carly’s? Carly has never been squeaky clean when it comes to her character, but if she is portrayed as the source of Nelle’s downward spiral, things could start to change for Carly, and not in a good way.
This revelation of Carly and Nelle’s childhood can bring some major changes to the lives of their family and friends. General Hospital rumors claim the past of these two women will rear it’s ugly head and have an effect on more individuals than just the two of them.
This special episode of General Hospital will be aired on Wednesday, April 8th.
Here’s a quick look at the young actress who will be playing young Nelle Benson. Check out her Instagram below.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is fighting for the well being of his child, against the child’s own mother. Wiley (Erik and Theo Olson) needs heart surgery to repair a hole in his heart that he has had since birth. Wiley’s symptoms are progressing, and although the situation is not an emergency, it remains imperative that Michael and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) agree that Wiley must undergo surgery to repair the issue. Michael and his grandmother, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), have presented the case to Nelle, explaining the issue and why it is completely necessary for to go ahead with the heart surgery.
Nelle is being difficult to say the least, and is refusing to sign the consent form for treatment, which in Wiley’s case, is heart surgery. Nelle presented her rebuttal to Michael, refusing to sign the document. Michael’s girlfriend Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and mom Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have tried knocking sense into Nelle, explaining why this is so important.
Michael and Carly have had enough with Nelle and her bulllsh!t and are taking matters into their own hands. General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael will go ahead with consenting to the surgery without Nelle. In Friday’s episode of General Hospital, Michael made a call to his lawyer, Diane Miller (Carolyn Henessy).
General Hospital rumors indicate Michael is trying to come up with a way to go forward with the operation legally, regardless of whether or not the child’s mother gives consent. Carly on the other hand is taking matters into her own hands. Carly fights for what she wants, especially when she is fighting for what’s right for her family. Carly will be damned to let Nelle stand in the way of her grandson receiving the treatment that is needed for him to survive,
While Michael is trying to work on getting things moving along with Diane, Carly has her own plan of action. After arguing on the roof of GH with Nelle, Carly failed at reasoning with her and locked Nelle out on the roof.
General Hospital rumors hint that Nelle’s signature will be forged, making it possible for Michael to go forward with Wiley’s operation but leaving an opportunity for it to come back and bite Carly for going about it the way she has.
Nelle can’t stay on the roof forever, and when she finds out what happened, she will come at the Corinthos family even harder than before. Will Diane be able to save Michael from any legal repercussions of his mom’s actions? More importantly, will Michael be able to escape Nelle’s wrath?
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) have always had a strange relationship of despising one another, to helping each other out with their schemes. Valentin has come through for Nelle on many occasions, even if it isn’t out of the goodness of his heart. Valentin has helped Nelle when it made sense as being beneficial to himself. Offering to buy Nelle’s shares of ELQ, providing fake passports for her and her son Wiley are examples of how Valentin has come through for Nelle throughout her plot to get out of Pentonville, have some money to her name, and get out of dodge without a trace. Despite the fact that she wasn’t able to get away as planned, the intent to help Nelle was still there.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Valentin Cassadine aren’t fond of one another, mainly because Michael had threatened Valentin back when Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) was exposed for pretending to be Nina’s (Cynthia Watros) long lost daughter. Valentin was the one behind the entire scheme and Michael made it known to Valentin that he was to have Nina drop the charges against Sasha or he would expose Valentin to his love, Nina. Valentine has good reason to want to stick it to Michael, which is why Nelle and Valentin working together totally makes sense.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Nelle turns to Valentin yet again and this time, Valentin won’t turn her down for that drink she asked to get in the recent past. General Hospital rumors claim that Nelle will present Valentin with what they will both see as a genius plan to help Nelle get custody of Wiley and to stick it to Michael at the same time.
General Hospital spoilers hint Nelle and Valentin will be ahead of Sasha’s plan for Michael and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) to marry for the sake of Wiley. Previous General Hospital rumors claimed that Valentin and Nelle would eventually hook up as their have both seen better days and need someone to lean on. Will they be able to beat Michael and Willow to the punch and get married? Even if these two get married in order to make a home for Wiley, will the court even recognize this as being a stable home with these two psychopaths?
General Hospital News: General Hospital’s Nelle Benson is a fantastic love-to-hate character played by the incredibly talented Chloe Lanier. Lanier first landed her role on General Hospital playing a young Patricia Spencer back in 2015. The cast and crew of General Hospital were so impressed with her talent, they brought Chloe on to play the wildly crazy, impulsive, vengeful, Nelle Benson.
Amidst the confusion and chaos around the nation and globe today, Chloe Lanier has found herself right in the middle of the threat. Chloe explains on her Instagram post that she has come down with symptoms that re likely the Corona Virus, alrso referred to Covid-19. Lanier explains she was told that due to her age and otherwise good health, medical professionals would not test the young woman, and that she “probably” has corona virus and to self quarantine. Read her Insta story screen below.
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