Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has been dealing with minor ailments lately, but General Hospital spoilers reveal these minor ailments are small pieces to a bigger problem.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show, this week on General Hospital, Alexis meets with Dr. Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) to discuss her current health issue. The reason behind Alexis’ sore and weakened wrist is due to a concerning health issue involving the bones.
General Hospital news and spoilers report that Nancy Lee Grahn will be a guest on ABC’s The View, to discuss her character Alexis and what she is going through. The official General Hospital Facebook page posted GH spoilers regarding Alexis’ health battle, while tagging the Take Charge of Osteoporosis, Facebook page.
Based on the GH spoilers posted on the official General Hospital Facebook page, General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Alexis will be diagnosed with osteoporosis, a condition in which bones become weak and brittle, causing pain. Osteoporosis occurs when new bone creation doesn’t keep up with old bone removal.
As if Alexis wasn’t dealing with enough already, emotionally, now she is facing an uphill battle physically. Hopefully Alexis can keep herself together for the long haul as she fights life’s obstacles as they come her way.
It’s no secret that Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) is lying to her husband, Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner). Jordan thinks she’s keeping her secrets about Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) and Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) are for the greater good.
In new General Hospital spoilers, Curtis Ashford is shown talking to his ex, Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr). He tells her the k my thing he cannot ignore is dishonesty. Curtis is referring time his wife Jordan, all while he has no clue that he is being lied to by Portia as well.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Portia is lying to Curtis about Trina’s (Sydney Makayla) paternity. GH rumors claim Taggert is not Trina’s father, but her true father is Curtis. Portia and Curtis has an affair before he cut it off cold when he found out she was married. Recently Portia admitted that her marriage with Taggert fell apart because she wasn’t over her feelings for Curtis.
Jordan and Portia both are keeping a secret from Curtis, and both have to do with Marcus Taggert.
Portia Robinson (Brooke Kerr) and Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) have a complicated history that doesn’t just entangle the two of them. Portia has an affair with Curtis while married to Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) and kept that affair a secret. Curtis didn’t even know Portia was married and when he found out, he broke things off. Portia never spoke of her affair with Curtis to Taggert, but the two had unspoken distance. Portia admitted to Curtis that she and Taggert didn’t grow apart, but her feelings for Curtis caused her heart to grow distant from Taggert.
General Hospital rumors have suggested that things seem suspicious when it comes to Trina’s (Sydney Makayla) paternity. It has been rumored that Trina’s father is not actually Taggert, even though that is what Portia has led everyone to believe. Curtis even ask Portia directly if he could be Trina’s father and she shot down his suspicion. At that point, Curtis has no reason. It to believe Portia. However, after their conversation at the Nurses Ball, he may think differently.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim the truth will start to unravel now that Portia has admitted her prior feelings for Curtis and the real reason she and Taggert split. Now that Taggert is back in Port Charles after faking his death, GH rumors claim he will eventually come face to face with Trina and she will be over the moon to have her father back. But is Taggert really Trina’s dad? Right now she holds resentment toward Curtis regarding Taggert’s death, but things may change if and when she finds out he is her father.
General Hospital will air new episodes on August 3rd. General Hospital news reports the show will carry on with the story lines as they were left back on May 22nd.
Genera Hospital spoilers have revealed Finn (Michael Easton) and Anna (Finola Hughes) go back and forth as they are at odds regarding Anna’s “son,” Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
New General Hospital spoilers indicates Finn and Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) will make a connection in the upcoming GH episodes. General Hospital rumors hint the two will bond over their relationships with their daughters, Violet (Jophielle Love) and Trina (Sydney Makayla).
The inevitable breakup of Anna and Finn has been rumored for quite some time. Now that there is speculation that Finn and Portia will hit it off, GH rumors of Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig) coming between Anna and Finn have gone to the wayside. Although Hayden is still a possibility, GH rumors claim Portia and Finn may be the newest upcoming romance.
Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) is going through a rough time. She has a lot on her plate and a lot on her mind for a teenager. Trina has just experienced trauma as a result of being kidnapped with friend, Cameron Webber (William Lipton). Trina also is stumbling through her emotions as she fights feelings for Cam in order to stay loyal to her best friend, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). She just got another big blow after finding out from Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) that her dad, Taggert (Real Andrews) was involved in planting evidence in order to send Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) to prison. Although Jordan knows that isn’t true, Trina has been told it’s true and is not trying to process that as well.
Trina and her mom, Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) have been at odds lately. Trina isn’t fond of Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) because she blames him for her dad’s death. She holds that against her mom that she and Curtis have a past. Portia is upset with Trina for skipping school to go to Ava’s art gallery. She’s no fan of Ava Jerome (Maura West) and doesn’t like her daughter spending every waking moment in her presence. Portia Robinson doesn’t like Ava’s influence on her daughter.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Portia and Trina continue to be at odds, and eventually things get so tense that Trina feels she needs space. General Hospital rumors claim Ava steps in and offers for Trina to come stay with her until she is able to smooth things over with her mom. Trina is so angry with her mother and trying to handle her own life, she turns to Ava for support.
Will Trina rebel against her mom and move in with Ava?
Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) is doing all he can to support his wife, Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) during this trying time in Port Charles. Jordan is battling an enemy from her past, a known criminal, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Curtis was introduced to Detective Marcus Taggert when he returned to Port Charles to reconnect with his old partner, Jordan, to take down the common enemy. Jordan and Taggert are two of the four Officers who were involved in an undercover operation that put Cyrus behind bars.
Curtis doesn’t know much about Taggert, other than being his wife’s partner. Now that Taggert has passed away, there are even more questions that came tot he surface. We learned that Marcus Taggert was Trina Robinson’s (Sydney Makayla) father, and her mother Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) has a past with Curtis. When Portia came to Port Charles, Curtis was shocked to see his old flame. Portia and Curtis had an affair while she was married to Taggert. Curtis was up front with Portia and flat out asked her if he was Trina’s father, which Portia quickly shot down the claim.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Curtis has unanswered questions and uses his skills to dig deeper into anything that involves Taggert. Curtis is unsettled and can’t let this rest. Although Portia told Curtis he is not Trina’s father, he digs into the timeline of when he and Portia were together. General Hospital rumors claim Curtis will discover that Portia’s husband was caught up in the investigation of Cyrus Renault, and wasn’t around during the time she would have become pregnant.
General Hospital spoilers indicate Trina is in for a shocking surprise, and although she thinks she has lost her dad (Taggert), General Hospital rumors suggest she will gain a father in Curtis.
Is Portia lying to Trina and Curtis about Trina’s true paternity?
The look on Curtis Ashford’s (Donnell Turner) face when he saw Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) in Port Charles for the first time was enough to see right through to their past. Curtis and Portia go back a long way, which includes a romantic relationship.
Portia was still married to Detective Marcus Taggert (Real Andrews) at the time she and Curtis had an affair. So of course, when he saw that Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla) was Portia’s daughter, he had to ask if Trina was his child. Portia quickly shot that down, denying the claim and assuring Curtis that Trina was Taggert’s daughter.
Curtis has had a trouble past involving his work and drug use/addiction. He was also the “other man” at a point in time in Portia’s marriage to Marcus Taggert. General Hospital spoilers hint that Portia may be lying to Curtis still to this day. Odds are Portia lied back then for a few reasons. Starting with the fact that she had an affair with Curtis while married to Taggert. Curtis’ line of work and drug problem would have played a part in Portia’s decision to claim Trina belonged to Taggert as well. General Hospital rumors claim Curtis will turn out to be Trina’s biological father after all. A major clue that Curtis is Trina’s father is the fact that Aunt Stella has someone she is a DNA relative match in Port Charles. General Hospital spoilers hint that person is Trina.
Will Trina be able to handle finding out this shocking news right after losing the man she has thought to be her father her entire life? If Taggert is even really dead, Trina will have a lot of emotions to deal with. General Hospital rumors remain to claim Taggert is not actually dead. The truth remains to be seen.
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