Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is juggling a broken heart, changes at work, a grim diagnosis, and now a missing mother.
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) has gone missing in her attempt to lure Peter August (Wes Ramsey) to St. Lucia and put an end to him once and for all. Her mission didn’t go as planned after being gassed and kidnapped on the private jet along with her companion, Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt worries as her mother is still missing, while an inquisitive patient is asking about Liesl’s whereabouts.
In today’s General Hospital previews, Britt is perplexed why this certain patient is concerned with where her mother Liesl might be. Scotty has been separated from Liesl and is recovering from being gassed and taken from the jet.
General Hospital rumors suggest Liesl is in extreme danger as her daughter worries for her safety back in Port Charles. What has Peter done this time?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) assured “Mike” that he has seen the last of Peter August (Wes Ramsey), but that won’t be the case. She is we certain that her Aunt Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) has things under control and after giving him a fake lead to St. Lucia, Nina thought everything would be under control. Things will fall out of Nina’s control, and her promise to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), aka “Mike” will be empty.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Peter is one step ahead of Liesl and managed to intercept control of the private jet where she and Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) boarded to head to St. Lucia.
Although Peter hasn’t had Liesl and Scotty killed, he has plans to deal with them individually. General Hospital rumors hint that Scotty will be taken to wherever Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and Nurse Chloe (Phoebe Kuhlman) have been held prisoner.
When Nina discovers things haven’t gone as planned, she will panic as she struggles to figure out her next move. Peter isn’t going away that easily, and now along with worrying about her secret being exposed, she will worry about what Peter has done to Aunt Liesl.
What seemed like a simple cover up at first has now become a fixture in Elizabeth Webber’s (Rebecca Herbst) daily thoughts. Liz and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) are the only ones who know what actually happened to Peter August (Wes Ramsey) the night he disappeared.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Elizabeth’s worry for the situation is weighing on her and she wants to turn to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) for help. As she was explains Jason’s skills set to Finn, Jason overheard all about cleaning up a mess which involves Peter.
Since Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) was her father-in-law before Peter killed Franco (Roger Howarth), General Hospital previews indicate Liz will question Scotty, asking some questions that could possibly incriminate herself and Finn.
As General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) is already onto Finn after gaining pertinent information from”Nurse Chloe’s” pilot brother. Finn fits the description, and based on recent interactions with Finn, Anna is able to put her finger on the mystery.
Elizabeth learns a thing or two from her conversation with Scotty, causing her to run and tell Finn as he’s being questioned by Anna. Things are heating up and the truth about Peter is about won’t stay between Liz and Finn for very long. Will they be shocked to find an empty freezer when the time comes to move Peter’s body?!
Austin Gartin Holt (Roger Howarth) finally revealed his full identity in a bombshell revelation to The Quartermaine family. He made sure to “cross his Ts and dot his Is” before presenting his case to the clan.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there’s a new Quartermaine in town, the bastardized grandson of the late, Edward Quartermaine. Austin is here in Port Charles to stake his claim on his alleged rightful piece of the pie.
General Hospital previews show Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) having a family discussion about their new family member. Brook Lynn brings up the fact that just because Austin is a Quartermaine by being the son of Jimmy Lee Holt, doesn’t mean he’s entitled to a piece of the ELQ pie.
General Hospital rumors suggest there’s more to Austin than being revealed. Although Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) represented Austin all the proper documentation, it seems like there is more Austin is hiding. Now that he has secured a position at GH, the people of Port Charles will soon get to know all about Austin Gatlin Holt.
Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) loves to stir the pot wherever he goes. Strangers, friends, and even family aren’t exempt from Scotty’s ability to make people uncomfortable or get them all up in arms the at least.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Scotty is about to do what he loves best- and throw a wrench into a few someone’s day.
In recent General Hospital previews for the week of July 12th- July 16th, Scotty is shown barging into the Quartermaine mansion just as an ELQ meeting is about to begin.
General Hospital rumors suggest Scotty’s announcement could have to do with the new guy in town, Austin (Roger Howarth). GH fans believe that Austin is the son of Edward Quartermaine’s son, Jimmy Lee Holt, making Austin a Quartermaine, and throwing a wrench into whatever plans Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), and the Q’s have for ELQ.
If Austin is a Quartermaine, this changes the game for everyone involved, including Valentin and Brook Lynn’s (Amanda Setton) scheme to take Valentin’s shares by passing off Maxie’s (Kirsten Storms) baby as hers and Valentin’s.
The two girls recently discussed coming clean and letting Maxie have baby Louise, and now it looks like there may not be a choice.
Will Austin be the reason Maxie and Brook Lynn’s plan unravels?
Every now and then, we as GH fans recognize a familiar face or two as new and different characters come and go, and some are even here to stay.
These new (to GH) faces which we often recognize sometimes have ties to established actors on the show. Earlier this month, General Hospital news reports confirmed that, Rob Kent, a new nurse over at General Hospital, was played by GH’s Risa Dorken’s husband, Bo Clark. And it’s no secret that Wes Ramsey, who plays Peter August, is romantically tied to GH’s leading lady, Laura Wright, as the iconic badass, supermom and now Mob Boss, Carly Corinthos.
General Hospital news and spoilers inform fans of another character/actor connection on the set of General Hospital. GH star, Kin Shriner has tweeted a photo of himself with real life girlfriend, Trish Ramish, revealing her identity as the hostess working at The Metrocourt.
Below you will see a behind the scenes photo of Shriner and Ramish, “waiting for the action to start.”
General Hospital comings and goings reports share Ramish has been on and off the GH canvas since 2019. We hope to see more appearances and possibly some interaction between Trish Ramish and boyfriend, Kin Shriner (Scotty Baldwin).
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) can be to blame for getting her son Cameron Webber (William Lipton) fixated on the assumption Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is responsible for killing his stepdad. Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth). Without thinking about who Jason truly is, Elizabeth was so sure of herself, the she opened her mouth about her belief that Jason was guilty to the entire city of Port Charles, including Cam.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cam’s fixation on Jason and his rage for believing Jason killed Franco, will express itself once again this week on GH.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) having a sit down with Cam as he’s accompanied by his step grandfather, Scotty Baldwin (Kim Shriner). Jordan confronts Cam about having a gun. It looks as though the incident takes place at GH.
General Hospital rumors claim Cam’s incident with the gun has to do with blaming Jason for killing Franco. Liz better put this to rest before it goes too far!
Every so often, when the storylines are really heating up, and when there is something about an episode which makes it a, “can’t miss,” General Hospital Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, likes to reach out to fans via social media.
General Hospital news reports Valentini has taken to Twitter to reveal GH spoilers for today’s upcoming episode.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be a surprise return in today’s show that’s “got it all.”
Frank Valentini reveals, “This show’s got it all: a party, Carly and Jason, Sonny, Anna and Finn, Elizabeth and Scotty and a surprise return!”
General Hospital rumors suggest Valentini is referring to the return of Sean Blakemore as Shawn Butler. Previous GH news and spoilers reported on the latest comings and goings, which involves Shawn making his way to the scene in Pentonville.
Don’t miss today’s all new episode of, General Hospital!
Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) isn’t playing around in the game of revenge. She was wrongfully convicted of crimes for which she was framed by Peter August (Wes Ramsey) while the woman she already despises, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), has taken his lies as truth.
Liesl Obrecht has a reputation of committing crimes and lying even though she has worked hard at turning her life around for the sake of the late Nathan West (Ryan Paevey), Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), and her grandson James. But even after her son and grandson brought out her softer side, Maxie is standing by Peter and has turned her back on Liesl. Liesl’s own daughter, Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) has written her mother off after learning of the crimes in which she was accused and sent to jail.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Liesl always has a plan and this time it’s no different. After a visit from her friend Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth) and his dad, Scotty (Kin Shriner), Liesl has decided its best to return to Port Charles to help Franco while being closer to Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) as she controls him.
General Hospital spoilers indicated Peter’s days of lying to Maxie and Anna are numbered and with Dante’s help (with mind control), Peter will be exposed while Anna Devane goes down too for covering up for Peter, letting Dr. O go down for something she didn’t do. Anna chose Peter over the truth and Liesl has paid the price. Now Liesl wants to bring Anna down right along with Peter.
General Hospital rumors suggest Dr. Obrecht is getting closer to completing her mission with Dante’s help. Liesl hopes to be vindicated in the eyes of Britt and Maxie especially, and will use Dante to get what she wants.
With all this about to go down, will there still be a double wedding for Anna and Finn and Maxie and Peter?
Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) has quite a complex past, including blocking out traumatic memories, murder scandals, and mental breakdowns are no strangers to Laura.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus Renault’s possible involvement in a crime Laura and Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) were involved in over forty years ago.
Laura killed her step father, Rick Webber’s mistress, Theresa. Scotty helped cover up the crime. Theresa isn’t the only person who has fallen victim of Laura. She also killed a man named David Hamilton (Jerry Ayres). He was an old college roommate of Rick Webber, and drove a wedge between Laura and her mother Lesley. In an altercation, Laura pushed him and he fell to his death, while Lesley took the wrap.
Cyrus is caring for someone on Wilson Street, and General Hospital rumors claim it’s someone very close to him whom Laura harmed. Could Cyrus be caring for one of Laura’s victims?
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