It seems that everyone in Port Charles has their mind set on something. Presumably killing your husband, blackmailing a Judge, and covering up your own lies to hold onto your man would surely steer anyone’s focus.
It’s no coincidence that these three ladies are intertwined amidst separate and mutual issues around Port Charles. Obviously, being close enough to Sonny Corinthos will put you in this position/predicament. All three woman are former lovers of the monster, as well as mothers of his children.
Will Ava, Carly, and Nina Get Answers?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Ava Jerome (Maura West) can’t take her mind off of a pressing issue. Aside from presumably killing her husband Nikolas Cassadine, Ava’s focused on her new friend Austin Holt (Roger Howarth), and what he’s hiding. The former Mrs. Cassadine has lost trust now that Ava’s aware that the other half of her situationship has been taking meetings in Pentonville. The latest General Hospital previews indicate that Ava’s spooked and drops her drink. Something or someone startled her enough, to the point that she dropped her drink and it shattered into pieces on the floor. Does Nikolas come clean to Ava?
Meanwhile, Carly is determined to keep Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) out of Pentonville. GH spoilers tease that Carly has dirt on the Judge who sentenced Drew and she’s not afraid to use it. Will her plan work or backfire?
At this point in their lives, Nina Reeves is closest to Sonny as he walks into a mob war as naturally as breathing. Unlike Carly and Ava’s mob experience, Nina lacks the knowledge and the know-how it takes to stand by Sonny’s side and face your first mob war as a close loved one. GH spoilers tease that Nina’s desperate to keep her lies and unjustified entanglements under wraps. Her desperate comes from her fear of losing Sonny. However, she only has herself to blame.
I think that it’s safe to say that this is the moment everyone has been waiting for. As General Hospital fans, can you recall the last time that a storyline and/or character brought about an unanimous opinion?Honestly, has there ever been a time?
It’s not too often that a character and/or the storyline that goes along with the character is universally loved and cheered on. Yes, even Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) don’t hold that sort of fan base. But before anyone gets all up in arms and think that I don’t know that those two are the most popular GH, that’s not what I mean by universally loved.
The Moment We’ve All Been Waiting For- Sasha Plans Her Revenge
It’s true that more fans love Sonny and Jason than they don’t. But it’s about more than just being well-likes. That said, the Port Charles bad boys bring so many General Hospital fans together with their opinions. But, there are some fans who absolutely aren’t having anything to do with the mob. Which means; they’re aren’t interesting in Sonny and Jason whatsoever. So, you’re probably thinking that if Sonny and Jason don’t have a universal devotion from fans, then who the heck does?
According to GH spoilers, Sasha Gilmore doesn’t have a single enemy coming from GH fans. Of course, this is said with exaggeration, as I cannot possible know how every single fan seeks about Sasha (Sofia Gilmore). But I will say this, it takes a special kind of cold hearted snake to feel anything but compassion and motivation for Sasha to do well.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Sasha plans her revenge against Gladys now that she’s been rescued. The latest GH previews show that Sasha takes her life back. You can see her this week when she shows up as Gladys’s door! What’s Sasha have in store for her mother-in-law?
Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) has hauled away to Pentonville after being convicted of kidnapping Michael Corinthos’ (Chad Duell) son, Wiley. With the encouragement of Wiley’s biological mother, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), he and Nelle made the decision to have Brad pass off Wiley as his and Lucas’s adopted son after he suddenly passed away. Brad didn’t have the courage to tell Lucas their son died, so Nelle offered up her baby, leading Michael to believe that their son had died.
Brad is behind bars, but now that the verdict is in and Michael and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) have gained full custody of Wiley, General Hospital rumors hint that Brad is ready to resurface. Parry Shen revealed two new photos; one with the hashtag #Pentonville where Parry is in character as Brad, alongside Dr. Cabot (Time Winters) and the other, he and an unfamiliar actor (Nikolai Nikolaeff) to GH are wearing the same unique unitards as featured in Shen’s photo with Winters.
Genera Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that those behind the scenes pics indicate there could be more memory mapping activity going on in Pentonville. Take a look at the photos below and decide for yourself. Are Brad and Dr. Cabot up to something?
Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) and Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) have been causing trouble in Port Charles since they bpth set foot in that town, individually. They somehow managed to find their way to each other, uniting their miserable souls in lies and betrayals. Lanier came to General Hospital in her role as Nelle on August 8th, 2016. Back in June of 2018, General Hospital news and spoilers reported Lanier would not renew her contract with the Daytime Drama, General Hospital and then briefly returned in October of that year. The actress was went on somewhat of a hiatus from GH until Nelle Benson’s return to Port Charles in June of 2019.
General Hospital rumors suggest Chloe Lanier may be on her way out again and there are a couple fan theories on how she will exit the scene. Recent General Hospital spoilers reveal Nelle will not take Brad’s news lightly and GH rumors suggest she will waste no time taking action and taking what is hers- Wiley!
If Chloe Lanier is OUT at GH, how will this Nelle exit?
If Chloe Lanier is existing General Hospital, GH fans suggest Nelle will either skip town with Wiley (Erik and Theo Olson), or she won’t make it out of town but will end up in Pentonville. Sadly, there is another option. Things are heating up in Port Charles and violence is getting more unpredictable. Will something happen to Nelle? If Nelle dies, how will she go out?
It doesn’t get more romantic than what GH fans just witnessed in a scene shared between GH’s real life married couple Kirsten Storms and Brandon Barash. In today’s episode of General Hospital, Maxie Jones and Johnny Zacchara, long time friends in Port Charles, had their first encounter since Johnny got out of Pentonville.
While catching up, Maxie informed Johnny that while he was away, she became a Mother. She proudly showed Johnny a photo and told him she named her daughter Georgie. Johnny proceeded to tell Maxie that he always told himself that if he ever had a little girl, he would name her after the author of, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird.’ That name is none other than the real life name of their own daughter, Harper Rose Barash.
Can we say SWOON? That moment was so touching and so real. It is no secret that the two actors met on the set of General Hospital, fell in love, and are now married with a child. Being able to see hints of their real life romance is just an added bonus for the Kirsten and Brandon “fandom.”
Brandon Barash has returned to General Hospital and he is taking his character to a whole new level. In the past, Johnny Zacchara was called The Prince of Darkness, but honestly, he didn’t quite live up to that name. Compared to his (grand)father Anthony Zacchara (Bruce Weitz) and sister, Claudia, Johnny (Sarah Joy Brown) was a walk in the park. He always had a soft spot for the special ladies in his life. Kristina Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), although he used her to get a rise out of Sonny and make him vulnerable, he genuinely cared for the young girl. There was also Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), Carly Corinthos Jacks (Laura Wright), and real life wife, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) to name a few. Johnny wasn’t as ruthless and calculating as the rest of the Zacchara clan. Then one day things changed, Johnny had turned into someone we hadn’t quite seen before. We always knew he wasn’t squeaky clean, but when he killed Anthony, his own father, it was obvious that Johnny had changed.
Johnny went to Pentonville and is currently serving time for his crimes. It doens’t seem like his punishment has had any positive effect on his conscience that’s for sure. If anything, being in Pentonville has hardened the once kind-hearted, son of a mobster. He has already encounterd his arch enemy Sonny Corinthos, as Sonny is in prison for the murder of AJ Quartermaine. Johnny introduced Sonny to the head of the Mexican cartel, and Heavy gave Sonny a taste of prison life. Johnny sat around and watched Sonny get the crap kicked out of him.
Johnny isn’t going to stop with just roughing Sonny up in the slammer. Johnny wants Sonny to take care of the crime in Port Charles, but on his orders. Johnny told Sonny that his brother Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) is alive, and that Johnny has Ric. He told Sonny that if he didn’t do what he wanted, he could have Ric cut up piece by piece. Johnny really has taken his role in the mob to a whole new level. Prison life has hardened him to the core. What will Sonny be facing in prison at the hands of his long time enemy, Johnny Zacchara?
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