Every other day Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) cries as she plays the victim. And every other day, Nina reflects on what she’s done. She feels sorry (mainly for herself) for a short time, but then something comes over her (usually thoughts of Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright)). Then, as anyone can guess, she’s back at it with cruel intentions. This proves that Nina’s guilty conscience is conditional. Meaning, she only feels bad for the awful things she does when it’s convenient for herself.
Recent General Hospital spoilers tease that Nina already has a change of heart. She knows what she did was wrong. However, only once she realized that hurting Carly and Drew will not only hurt Willow, but that it’ll come back on herself, did Nina feel some kind of regret. Furthermore, according to GH previews, Nina’s true colors show yet again. An upcoming scene shows Nina admitting to Carly, “and to think I felt guilty,” and Carly replies, “guilty about what?” Apparently, Nina justifies what’s she’s already done and blames Carly again. Nina felt bad for a minute, but it’s always Carly’s fault for why Nina’s guilty conscience falters. And we say that with sarcasm and the intent to point out Nina’s obviously point of view.
So what makes Nina fall back on her guilt admission? What could Carly have possibly done this time to justify Nina’s cruel intentions?
Drew leads Sonny to Nina! …Almost all of us can say that we know what it feels like to be wrongfully accused. On the other hand, how many of us can admit that we’ve wrongfully accused someone while overlooking the real culprit? Surely, it’s not always easy to admit when we’ve made a big mistake, but even still, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) rises to the occasion.
There’s so much drama going on in Port Charles right now. As GH recaps recall, Drew returned to port Charles fresh from a rescue mission. And it wasn’t just any rescue, but an epic victory in many ways. By helping stop Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), the rescue crew saved the world. Most importantly, the rescue also brought Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) home so that she can help save Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life. As if Willow’s situation wasn’t enough to keep her family’s focus, an unfortunate situation weighs on her loved ones. Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain are under investigation for insider trading.
Drew Leads Sonny to Nina
According to General Hospital spoilers, Drew has a revelation. Despite the fact that he laid into Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and accused him of turning him and Carly in, Drew stops to think about things. General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate that things don’t quite add up when trying to justify putting the blame on Ned. First of all, the timing was way off. Ned is a cutthroat business man, but he also values family. It’s unlikely that he’d turn in the mother of the groom. Even Ned’s ELQ dedication wouldn’t drive him to spoiler Michael’s (Chad Duell) wedding to his dying fiancé. Secondly, Drew wasn’t even in town when the sh!t hit the fan. The latest GH spoilers and rumors tease that Drew stops and thinks about the situation at hand and how Ned’s involvement makes no sense. As Nina Reeves (Xynthia Watros) continues to weasel her way into Willow’s life, she still holds onto her secret. But according to GH rumors, Drew’s suspicions lead Sonny to Nina!
Will Sonny be the one to figure out Nina turned Carly and Drew into the SEC?!
Ned becomes Nina’s worst nightmare! There’s never a dull moment on ABC’s General Hospital! Secrets, lies, danger, drama, and more fills Port Charles. From shady business dealings to baby napping, husband stealing, and more, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) knows how to stir up the drama.
General Hospital recaps: Currently, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) is wrongfully blamed for what Nina has done. As accusations fly, Ned swears he didn’t turn Carly (Corinthos) Spencer (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) into the SEC. But it’s going to take a lot to convince the Q’s. Obviously, Ned would do anything to ensure ELQ’s longevity and success and it shows. Because of his dedication to the family business, Ned’s family believes he’s guilty. Sadly, the Quartermaines are known for their cut-throat business tactics. However, that doesn’t mean he sicced the Feds on Carly and Drew the day of her son’s wedding.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Nina’s on a mission for redemption. She’s asked Carly for help with getting close to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). In doing so, she humbled herself just enough to mutter her request to Carly. Yet still Nina hasn’t come clean.
General Hospital rumors tease that Ned is out to clear his name. Thankfully, he now has his daughter Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) support. Still, he doesn’t want to go down for something he didn’t do. He wants to clear is name, and in doing so , Ned becomes Nina’s worst nightmare. No one wants the blame for something they didn’t do. And as we know, with blame, consequences typically follow. The latest GH spoilers and rumors tease Nina gets closer to Willow just to have it all blow up in her face. Because, once Ned clears his name, Nina’s dirty secret about Carly and Drew is exposed!
Willow forgives Nina?! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has played the victim card for so long that it’s become like a bad drug. At first, her cries as the victim worked in her favor. Somehow, she spun her selfish and criminal behavior into justification. She blamed Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and gained sympathy from those who fell for it. But those that know the truth can see right through Nina.
After some time, effects of her crocodile tears began wearing thin, even for her biggest supporters. Nina’s last stunt left even Ava Jerome (Maura West) condemning Nina for what she’d done to Carly. General Hospital recaps recall Nina’s long history with Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). Prior to knowing their connection, Nina and Willow didn’t get along, yet Nina relentlessly blames and punishes Carly for her situation. Sadly, Nina sees Willow as a prize she must win, and the one standing in her way is Carly. Until now, Nina’s victim mentality was enough for her to slide past all the accountability she should have but didn’t take.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Carly comes through for Nina. Seemingly, Sam’s (Kelly Monaco) advice humbled to the point of some self reflection. After admitting she was wrong and saying sorry, Nina pleased with Carly. According to the latest GH spoilers, with Carly’s help, Willow forgives Nina. But not so fast! Odds are that this little family reunion won’t last because Nina is still harboring an explosive secret. If Nina doesn’t come clean now, can Willow or Carly every truly forgive Nina?
Nina grovels at Carly’s feet! …Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) played with fire over and over. At this point, she hasn’t learned her lesson because she’s never really been burned. She lied and kept a man from his entire family in the name of revenge. Then, she got to keep the man! On top of that, she stepped into Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) role as co-owner of the Metro Court Hotel. True, her actions pushed Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) further away. However, there’s always hope that things could change… until now.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Nina Reeves has nowhere else to turn. After all that she’s done to Carly, Nina turns to her enemy for help. After speaking with Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco), perhaps Nina’s been humbled by their conversation. Sam advised her to stop and think, and even be sorry. But is Nina truly sorry? If so, she wouldn’t continue to hold onto this explosive secret.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, a desperate Nina grovels at Carly’s feet. With nowhere else to turn, Nina begs none other than Carly for help. Ironically, Nina asks the same woman she’s trying to bury for help. GH previews suggest that Nina knows the only way to get closer to Willow is to beg Carly to help smooth things over… all while still holding onto her dirty secret. Will Carly tell her to get lost?! Or will she see the desperation in a mother’s eyes and help her enemy?
Sonny puts Michael and Nina in contempt. He’s been pushed to the limit and he’s not going to deal with snitches, backstabbers, and traitors anymore. No matter who they are, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) cannot tolerate someone he cannot trust. Period.
If you know you know… am I right?! Everyone who knows Sonny Corinthos is well aware that he doesn’t tolerate betrayal of any kind. However, gray areas make his stance on things a bit controversial. For example, while Sonny was presumed dead, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) kept the suffering man a secret from his family for her own personal benefit. Ever since, Sonny has become a different man, literally and figuratively. Nina’s version, or should we say, “Mike,” was tailored to Nina’s liking. However, when complications of his real life comes into play, Nina can’t handle it. First and foremost, Nina can’t handle Sonny’s ex-wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). On top of the baby mama drama, Nina isn’t cut out to be a mob wife. Honestly, she just isn’t.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Sonny is raging mad after Nina is exposed for turning Carly and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) over to the SEC. But Nina isn’t the only one Sonny is at odds with. Soon he will learn Michael’s secret intentions.
According to recent GH rumors and spoilers, Sonny puts Michael and Nina in contempt. Despite the fact that Michael is Sonny’s son, GH rumors claim that Sonny isn’t about to give Michael any special treatment. He’s raging mad and has been betrayed for the last time.
Sonny marries Carly! Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) aren’t out of the woods just yet. Sonny called in for a favor and strings were pulled to get Carly released, temporarily. In addition, Sonny’s contact derailed authorities from finding Drew by providing false information regarding his whereabouts. But despite the “get out of jail free” cards, Carly and Drew are still in hot water.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) struggles with her secret. Her impulsive actions always have adverse consequences, yet she never learns. What’s worse is that she finally has a chance to come through for her daughter Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) but inevitably fails Willow. Due to Nina’s obsession with Carly, she just can’t help herself. Now, she finds herself making promises to Willow that she can’t keep. Even if Nina sticks by her own word going forward, she already has this horrible secret in motion.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that Nina’s plan against Carly backfires. She tried putting Carly away for insider trading for her own selfish agenda. Nina thinks that if Carly’s out of sight she’ll be out of mind as well. She wants Carly out of the picture with Sonny and Willow. But she couldn’t be more wrong. According to recent GH rumors, Sonny marries Carly over the SEC scandal. Since she and Drew have been accused to insider trading between their romantic relationship, they must prove they aren’t romantically entangled. Therefore, Nina’s act against Carly actually brings Carly and Sonny together.
Are Michael and Willow out of time? Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) turned against his own father. All his life, Michael grew up with a loving and protective father who he looked up to. He knows that his father would do anything to keep him and his family safe as a child. Now, adulthood has proven to be the same. Still, the Port Charles mob boss protects his own no matter what. Somewhere down the line Michael forgot the countless times his father protected him from the dangers of organized crime.
General Hospital recaps recall, Michael uses Sonny’s business against him as his reason to cut ties. It’s no secret that Sonny Corinthos’s way of life puts those closest to him at risk. So obviously, Michael claims Sonny hurts everything he touches, therefore he and Willow must keep their distance.
Furthermore, there’s Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Even before her involvement with Sonny, Nina made Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life miserable. She treated Charlotte’s young teacher like a pebble in her shoe. Ironically, she became the last woman in the world she’d ever want as a mother. And then, Willow found out that Nina was actually her mother! Oh the irony!
According to General Hospital spoilers, Willow needs a miracle. As it turns out, Michael’s vengeance for Sonny has a what could do her in. Are Michael and Wow out of time?
Michael’s guilt over Willow changes the course of things. …When you play with fire, you get burned. And that’s exactly what’s going to happen to Michael. While Willow is battling leukemia, her fiancé’s focus is on his father. His covert plan to destroy Sonny Corinthos (Chad Duell) was in the works for the better part of a year at least. Now, everything Michael and Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) have worked for is about to payoff.
General Hospital recaps recalls how Sonny betrayed Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). When Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) fraudulently lead them to believe he was dead, lives were turned upside down. The Corinthos family as they knew it was unrecognizable. Ever since, Sonny’s betrayal changed the way Michael sees his father.
Mixed emotions filled those closest to Carly and her family when Sonny stepped in with the save. But despite Sonny’s efforts, Michael only sees his father as a traitor and a criminal. On the contrary, Willow sees her father-in-law in a different light. Now, Michael’s confession sends shatters his. Own world. As a result, a dying Willow was sent into a panic. Devastated, Willow’s already frail state just took a major blow.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Michael’s guilt over Willow changes the course of things. Now, Willow’s biggest supporter may be the reason she loses her battle with leukemia.
Sonny and Carly reconnect! …Willow’s health is fading. Given the sensitivity of the situation, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) doesn’t need any added stress. Excluding Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) while inviting Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to the wedding was Willow’s request. Despite Drew’s absence, Willow’s blessed to be surrounded by loved ones.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Willow tries to stay strong long enough and hopeful Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) safe recovery. Therefore, it’s best for her health that any stressors are kept at bay. Luckily, she’s surrounded by loved ones when she marries Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). However, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) gives his blessing in spirit while he rushes to aid in the mission.
General Hospital spoilers reveal outside factors pulled Drew and Nina from Michael and Willow’s wedding. Their absence unwittingly allows Sonny and Carly time to bond over their lifelong connection. Today, their beloved son marries the woman he loves. It’s obvious Carly loves her children more than life itself. And despite their differences, Sonny loves Michael unconditionally. He and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) share the pride as Michael’s parents at the wedding. Will Sonny and Carly reconnect? Aside from Sonny and Carly’s eternal bond, GH rumors tease that Nina loses Sonny all on her own.
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