Peter August (Wes Ramsey) is running out of time. His days with his lies and deceptions were already numbered with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) on his tail. But now that Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson), best known for his computer hacking and investigation skills, Peter is about to be busted for real this time. Peter currently has framed Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) for his crimes, thus resulting in Jason’s desperation to prove Peter’s wrongdoings and clear Sam.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) tells Spinelli, “I’m gonna get even.” Spinelli, Jason, and Sam have been working hard to uncover more evidence and solid proof in order to convince Maxie that Peter has been lying to her and everyone else this whole time.
General Hospital rumors suggest the only people who are willing to help Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) out of her current situation, inflicted by Peter, are Spinelli, Sam, and Jason- not even her own daughter, Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud). To Liesl’s disappoinment, even Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has turned her back on Dr. O and does not believe she is innocent. When Maxie finally sees the light, there is a chance she will want to help her ex-mother-in-law. Maxie still holds Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) close to her heart and would want to help Liesl if she has the opportunity.
Maxie wants to get even with Peter and lucky for Maxie, she has the best support system of people whom also happen to have amazing skills to get the job done.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) was able to win the heart of Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) after they became close while Maxie was grieving the loss of her love, Nathan West (Ryan Paevey). The two started out as friends, and their friendship ultimately grew into a mutual attraction for one another, resulting in a serious relationship. Although Peter has slipped up quite a few times around Maxie as he acts stressed out, aloof, and flustered due to his paranoia of being found out. Peter is a shady man and has done many evil things to some of the people Maxie loves. He won’t be able to deceive Maxie forever. Sooner than later she will find out all of the things he has done to get what he wants and to cover his tracks in the process. The people he has hurt, the collateral damage, and so on. General Hospital spoilers hint that Maxie will soon find out everything. She will be devastated, feel betrayed and angry and left with a broken heart.
Maxie Jones and Detective Nathan West were very much in love at the time of Detective West’s untimely death. Maxie was pregnant with their son, James Malcom West when Nathan passed away. Unlike many soap opera “deaths” Nathan’s passing was a sure thing. He was killed on screen and even shown in the casket at his funeral. Normally it’s pretty easy to bring soap opera characters back from the “dead” due the notorious “we can’t find a body” scenarios. However, that wasn’t the case when Nathan was killed by Faison (Anders Hove).
Where there’s a will there’s a way and if TPTB really want to being back Paevey’s character (Detective West) they will figure out a way to do it. In a recent tweet, Paevey replied to a fan that was having a twitter discussion about bringing Nathan back to Port Charles. Paevey replied and stated, “My team and I and the GH powers that be would have to have a serious sit down about that…but for now, let’s chalk them up to fond memories.”
My team and i and the GH powers that be would have to have a serious sit down about that….but for now, let’s chalk them up to fond memories.
As Maxie is left broken hearted, GH fans are hopeful that somehow Nathan can come back just at the right time to mend her broken heart. Judging from Paevey’s twitter reply, it seems as though he would be willing to come back to General Hospital if presented with the opportunity.
Is it possible to resurrect Nathan or would it be too far fetched since GH viewers know he was killed on screen? Only time will tell how the writers would play out this scenario. In the mean time, there is hope Maxie will figure out what Peter is all about before she wastes any more of her love and time on that relationship.
General Hospital spoilers for Monday, 12-9-19 reveal Anna (Finola Hughes) catches Peter (Wes Ramsey) in an intense and phone conversation, barking orders to get rid of Franco (Roger Howarth) and Dr. Maddox (Anthony Montgomery) if need be, in order to stop the memory procedure from happening. Anna walks up just as Peter is hanging up with his phone call and she asks what he is up to. Peter immediately starts acting nervous and defensive, ultimately leading Anna to grow even more suspicious. At first she was just trying to be light-hearted but after seeing how her simple question of asking what he was up to got Peter all squeamish, she then realized something was off.
Peter has been lying to everyone around him, including his girlfriend, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms). Maxie has big plans for the future and hopes of a happy family with Peter and her son with Detective Nathan West (Ryan Paevey), James Malcolm West. General Hospital spoilers hint Maxie’s world will be turned upside down when Anna cracks the case and finds out just how ruthless and savage Peter actually is.
The moment when Anna realizes something isn’t quite right with Peter
Ever since Claudette (Bree Williamson) set foot in Port Charles, she has done nothing but lie to everyone in town. She has ties with Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) and Griffin Monroe (Matt Cohen), both being her ex-lovers. Her first lie started with Nathan’s fiance, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) when she went on an interview to work at Crimson, pretending to have no clue who Maxie was or that she had any involvement with her ex-husband, Nathan. Her lies progressed after time, as soon enough, she dropped a bombshell on Nathan, telling him she had a daughter, Charlotte, and that he was the father. That is when she disclosed she is on the run from a dangerous man she was previously involved with, named Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). After Maxie followed her instincts and proved Claudette was lying about Nathan being Charlotte’s father, Claudette switched gears and is now claiming that Port Charles doctor/priest, Griffin is actually the father. No one’s buying that one either, except maybe Griffin.
One thing Claudette isn’t lying about is the fact that she is on the run from the lethal Valentin Cassadine. Unfortunately, Maxie has gotten caught in the mix up because she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maxie went to Claudette’s room, and was taken by surprise as she was grabbed by a man who is working for Valentin. He assumed Maxie was Claudette and captured her to get to Charlotte.
Valentin is back in Port Charles, and wants something from Claudette. General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin’s real target isn’t Claudette herself, but her ‘daughter’, Charlotte. General Hospital rumors have been circulating, involving another major Port Charles family. The age old Cassadine/Spencer family rivalry is an ongoing story that has lasted decades. It’s highly possible that Charlotte isn’t Claudette’s child at all, and some GH rumors even hint that Charlotte belongs to Lulu and Stavros, or Lulu and Valentin, as Lulu’s frozen embryo was in the possession of the Cassadines.
Why would Claudette be involved? It’s still uncertain why Claudette would have Lulu’s child and try to pass her off as her own, but we do know that Nathan is a Cassadine, and that Claudette would have involvement with the Cassadines because she was once married to Nathan.
Has Claudette stolen Charlotte? Could the child belong to Lulu Spencer Falconeri, via her frozen embryo?
Let us know your thoughts on this story. What does Valentin really want with Claudette and Charlotte? Will Lulu finally get the sibling for Rocco she has always wanted? How will Dante feel if he is not the biological father of Lulu’s child? So many things to ponder! Post your thoughts in the comments!
Claudette (Bree Williamson) dropped a bomb on Nathan (Ryan Paevey), Maxie (Kirsten Storms), and Griffin (Matt Cohen), telling them she had a daughter and either Nathan or Griffin were the father. A DNA test revealed that Nathan West is Charlotte’s father, and Maxie broke into tears when discussing the outcome with Griffin.
Claudette isn’t known for her honesty, which leaves room for a tampered DNA test story.
Claudette is on the run from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), and wants Nathan to protect “their” child, perhaps telling Nathan he is Charlotte’s father is her only way of getting him to help. GH rumors speculate that Claudette and Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) are working together in this baby drama.
If not Nathan, who? Claudette did say she was briefly involved with this dangerous man (Valentin). Could Charlotte be the newest Cassadine?
Scarlett Fernandez is set to make her General Hospital debut on October 13th.
Maxie showed up to the PCPD to hurry Nathan along for Julian and Alexis’ wedding. Maxie was being her fashionable self, discussing his tux that he would be wearing to the big event. Maxie found a white clove in the coat of Nathan’s tuxedo and questioned where it came from. Maxie assumed that it was the same tuxedo he wore to the Nurses Ball last year, but Nathan reassured her that he has had this particular one for about 10 years.
That being said, if Nathan is being truthful, then the glove must come from someone in his past, as opposed to Ellie, or anyone else he was in contact with at last year’s Nurses Ball.
After being held hostage in a church after Julian and Alexis said, ‘I do,’ Maxie and Nathan has bigger fish to fry than discussing the white glove. Nathan has been shot by the mad man mobster and Maxie’s main focus is on keeping him alive.
Do you think Nathan is hiding something BIG about his past? Could it involve and EX- or possibly have something to do with his sister, Nina, or his mother, Madeline Reeves?
We want to know what you think. What is Detective Nathan West hiding? And does he truly not remember where that white glove came from?
Yes! She has said it! The latest General Hospital promo video reveals Maxie asking Nathan to marry her. After Maxie encouraged Nathan to leave his gun at home, and away from the Julexis wedding, he ended up getting shot by a mobster madman right inside the church where Julian Jerome and Alexis Davis said ‘I Do.’
Maxie has always been on the other side of the fence when it comes to her beliefs in marriage. She has seen many examples close to her heart that lead her to believe that marriage can destroy a good thing. However, after being frightened of losing Nathan after he was shot at the wedding, Maxie has second thoughts and asks Nathan to marry her.
Will Naxie get married? Nathan just might turn Maxie down- not because he doesn’t love her, but because she may only be acting out of fear and impulse.
What do you think? Should Maxie and Nathan get married at this time? What will they decide?
A couple months ago, Lante fans lost all hope for their super couple, Dante and Lulu Falconeri. The story line revolving around their relationship and marriage is so real, many viewers can relate to what these two have been going through. Marriage takes work. People make mistakes, but that doesn’t mean that all love is lost. It’s clear that Dante, despite his actions involving his betrayal with Lulu’s cousin Valerie, does not erase the fact that he loves Lulu and their family together with son, Rocco. And although Lulu may not agree with Dante’s jealousy over Johnny, and other men in her life, including Dillon, and her impulsive Spencer ways, it doesn’t mean she doesn’t still love and cherish her husband.
Dante and Lulu had hit rock bottom after he cheated on her with her own cousin, and after Lulu turned to Johnny to help get Valerie out of their lives.
However, best friends always have your back. Best friends encourage the good in you, they are there to support you in love and in life, and that is exactly what Maxie and Nathan have done for their best friends, Dante and Lulu. Maxie is always playing match maker, and doing zainy things in the name of love. It looks as though this time, her plan will actually make a positve impact on Dante and Lulu’s marriage.
After being told by Maxie and Nathan, Lulu and Dante both headed to a specific room at the Metro Court. After figuring out that they had been played by their friends and got locked in the room together, Dante and Lulu have now decided to try and work things out.
So what does the future hold for this fan favorite Daytime couple? General Hospital Blog wants to believe that Lante will survive. It’s highly unlikely that the writers would go through all this trouble having Maxie devise a plan, and for Lante to not succeed in working out their problems after all they have been through together.
Great news! General Hospital spoilers have revealed that Bradford Anderson will be returning to the GH canvas as the loyal and hilarious Damian Spinelli.
Spinelli came back to Port Charles earlier this year for the Nurses Ball held in early May. He tried to win Maxie (Kirsten Storms Barash) back before realizing that he belonged with Ellie (Emily Wilson) and Maxie with Nathan (Ryan Paevey).
What will bring Spinelli back to PC this time? General Hospital rumors indicate that it will have A LOT to do with November Sweeps, and the fact that Jake Doe (Billy Miller) will FINALLY be revealed as Jason Morgan.
Will Spinelli be the one to uncover Liz’s (Rebecca Herbst) lies?
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