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Last week, GH spoilers developed and revealed that Anna believed she had recognized Dr. Griffin Munro, as if they have met before. When confronted with Anna’s question of memory, Griffin quickly denied any knowledge of meeting Anna in the past. Perhaps he wasn’t lying, and they really haven’t met. Still, Anna feels that she has met this man before. But, why?
On today’s General Hospital, Dr, Munro showed up at Anna’s door. To her surprise, she opened the door to find him standing there and asked what he was doing at her home. Griffin disclosed to Anna that he has been following her. And again, BUT WHY?
There has been a lot of talk about Duke Lavery lately, as Anna Devane and DA Paul Hornsby are working to reel in Carlos Rivera, in order to bring down Julian Jerome for ordering the hit on Duke.
Anna has turned to mob boss, Sonny Corinthos, who was a dear friend to Duke, for help. Sonny and Anna have a mutual understanding to keep each other informed on Carlos’ whereabouts.
GH rumors have been swirling, that Dr. Griffin may be Anna and Duke’s son.
Thursday’s episode left us at the edge of our seats as Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) repeatedly asked Carlos (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) about her baby as he delivered him/her. Thankfully, it wasn’t Friday, and we have one more chance to find out the truth before the long weekend.
Sabrina asked Carlos if her baby was a boy or a girl, and due to his lack of response and stunned stare, Sabrina asked him if something was wrong.
General Hospital fans are dying to know what exactly is going on. Could it just be that Carlos is speechless that he just became a father? Is there something terribly wrong with the baby? Or could it be that the baby came out to look just like… Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell)?
General Hospital rumors have suggested that Sabrina, Carlos, and Michael just might be in for the shock of their lives. If Carlos is hesitant to tell Sabrina about the baby, it just may be because the baby he thought would be his, the family he thought he would have with his beloved Sabrina, is in fact, no more.
We do know that Teresa has had her real life baby boy and is on maternity leave from General Hospital. Jeffrey has had an on again- off again status with the show, therefore there is no telling where this story could take both their characters. If Sabrina needs to leave the canvas for a while, it’s a possibility that Carlos will be leaving again too… and he might be caught by Anna (Finola Hughes) and Robert (Tristan Rogers).
Watch today’s episode of General Hospital to uncover the drama that revolves around Carlos and Sabrina.
Teresa Castillo is pregnant in real life, with the due date of her baby creeping upon us. This week on General Hospital, Carlos (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) asks Sabrina (Teresa Castillo) to leave Port Charles with him. Will she take him up on his offer? Considering the uncertainty with her relationship with Michael, Sabrina may feel that she needs a familiar face to support her through the rest of her pregnancy and birth of her and Carlos’ child.
If she goes, how long will Sabrina be out of Port Charles? Odds are that Sabrina will exit Port Chaarles as Teresa exits GH for maternity leave. Don’t worry, she won’t be gone for good, she will be back to tie up loose ends with Michael, Anna, and the others in PC.
Jason Thompson and Kelly Monaco were nothing short of Emmy worthy in their performance. This story is a clear reflection of the real life goodbye the cast and crew have experienced as Jason Thompson taped his final episode of General Hospital last week. Jason Thompson has ended his 10 year run as the undeniably gorgeous, Dr. Patrick Drake, son of legendary Dr. Noah Drake, played by Rick Springfield. It has been confirmed that Jason Thompson has moved on to The Young and the Restless, and will be joining fellow ex-GH cast mate, Steve Burton (Jason Morgan).
It’s difficult to say what will happen next with this story. Odds are, they are gearing toward Emma getting her wish, and having Robin return to Port Charles, but no one knows just how long that will last.
Watch General Hospital M-F at 2PM Eastern/Standard to find out what’s to come at this emotional time for little Emma Drake and her Dad, Patrick.
Anna is being eaten up with the guilt of killing Carlos Rivera. Although Anna killed Carlos to avenge the murder of the love of her life, Duke Lavery, Anna is still unsettled by the impulsive decision she made to kill another human being. Anna shot Carlos point blank on the docks, leading her to believe that she killed him. Recently, a body washed up and DA Hornsby declared that body to be that of Carlos Rivera. However, Anna knows better, and she has a strong feeling that Carlos may not even be dead at all.
Here in this photo, we see Teresa Castillo who plays the lovely Sabrina Santiago, in an encounter with her former love and long time friend, Carlos Rivera, played by the extremely talented, Jeffrey Vincent Parise.
Fans were upset by the news that Parise’s character had been killed off General Hospital, and we expect nothing less than rejoice now that fans have learned that Jeffrey Vincent Parise has returned to General Hospital as Carlos Rivera.
What is in store for Carlos now that he has returned? Could he be the father of Sabrina’s baby and they can finally be together? Carlos has been in love wit his “Carina” for many years, this could be his chance to make a family with Sabrina. On the other hand we have the budding romance of Michael and Sabrina, which Michael could very well be the father of Sabrina’s baby as well. Which road will Sabrina choose?
As we inch closer to the Jason Morgan reveal, a lot is at stake for two couples in Port Charles. When Jake finds out Elizabeth has been lying to him about his true identity, these two are destined for doom. As the story unravels and Sam finds out that her husband and father of her child is alive, will she leave Patrick standing at the altar?
Little Emma expressed her concerns to Anna and Sam, wondering if something bad is going to happen at Sam and Patrick’s wedding. She reflected on his wedding to Sabrina, and how Robin came back and stopped the wedding. Sabrina was hurt in the process, as Patrick ultimately chose Robin. However, this time, Emma is worried about it going a little differently. She is worried that this time, her dad will be the one to get hurt. Emma is wise and she connected the dots between her mom Robin coming back after everyone thought she had died, to the possibility of Jason coming back after everything thinking he has died.
That being said, General Hospital rumors have been swirling that Jason Thompson is undecided in regard to renewing his contract with General Hospital. Fans have been speculating that as the Jason reveal unfolds, Sam will eventually choose Jason, leaving Patrick with nothing. As a result, some think that he, Robin, and Emma, will leave together. These rumors have just started to heat up, and the status of Jason Thompson’s contract with GH is unknown. However, there has been no word of a possible return for Kimberly McCullough, or anything that would indicate that Brooklyn Silzer would be leaving the show as little Emma Drake.
Could Emma be right? Will it be her dad who gets hurt this time? Jake is going to find out he is Jason Morgan very soon, and if Emma is right, this will be another Port Charles wedding disaster to go down in history.
Let us know what you think. Will Jason Thompson leave his role as Dr. Patrick Drake? Could Kimberly McCullough be making a comeback only for Robin to take Patrick and Emma out of Port Charles?
General Hospital Blog would like to congratulate General Hospital’s Teresa Castillo, (Sabrina Santiago) on the announcement of her second pregnancy. Castillo gave birth to baby girl, Victoria, what seems to be not too long ago.
Teresa announced the news via social media, explaining that her daughter will be getting a little brother.
We are uncertain whether or not this pregnancy will be written into the GH script. If fans recall, when Teresa was pregnancy with her first child, Sabrina was also pregnant with Patrick Drake’s baby, that they ended up losing because they were in a car accident, caused by Rafe, on Victor Cassadine’s orders.
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The General Hospital LIVE episode last Friday left fans in awe with just about every scene. From Nikolas, Elizabeth, and Hayden, to Sam and Jake, Anna, Sabrina, and Carlos, to Nina and Franco… but at the end of the episode, fans got a huge shock! It was a blast from the past to see General Hospital’s Lily Rivera (Lilly Melgar) roll the credits of Friday’s show.
Lilly Melgar played Sonny’s love interest, wife, and mother of his unborn child, Lily Rivera. Sonny (Maurice Benard) lost his wife and unborn child to a car bomb that was set up by her own father, Sonny being the target.
The death of Lily had a huge part in making Sonny’s character who he is today. The tragic event has toxified his love life, causing him to resist with all serious relationships, fearing the worst. The whole reason Sonny left Brenda (Vanessa Marcil) at the altar is because he was afraid that everyone he gets close to will die.
Sabrina Santiago (Teresa Castillo) and Carlos Rivera (Jeffrey Vincent Parise, coincidentally with the same last name as Lily), have been romantically involved for many years. Sabrina came to Port Charles with the story that her mother was a nurse, but has passed away. General Hospital rumors are floating around, claiming that Sabrina’s story about her mom is untrue, and that she is actually the daughter of Lily Rivera and Sonny Corinthos. Did Sonny’s wife and child actually die that night in the car bomb, or have they surfaced, alive and well, decades later?
Check out the tweet from GH actress Lilly Melgar, as she uses the hashtag #wearefamily
This year’s GH Nurses Ball has out out all the stops when it comes to pure entertainment. If you missed even a moment of Nurses Ball 2015, be sure to catch it all the action! You can start here by watching the beautiful ladies of Port Charles in their singing and dancing number, “Dear, Future Husband.” Lead by Nurse Sabrina Santiago, Ellie Trout, Maxie Jones, Lulu Spencer Falconeri, Valerie Spencer, and Sam Morgan, lighten up the crowd with their fun loving song and dance.
Video by YouTube user: Michael and Sabrina Fans
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