Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) have been cleverly intertwined. Their undeniable chemistry and instant attraction mirrors that of something from the past.
General Hospital recaps recall how Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) understands her daughter’s reasons for helping Dex, and in turn, she was willing to help Joss help him.
General Hospital spoilers tease Joss and Dex have crossed paths to mirror the similarities between Joss and Carly. In addition, Dex and Jason are eerily similar. Fans have been calling Dex things like, “Sonny’s new Jason,” and “Jason 2.0.” Joss herself even called him, “no neck, and, “Sonny’s muscle.” That being said, we can’t help but think of a certain someone. Does Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) ring a bell? Of course! Joss and Dex are a lot like Carly and Jason. If history is going to repeat itself in its own new way, Josslyn follows in Carly’s footsteps. Joss reflecting a young Carly as Dex does Jason makes for a smart way to develop Dex’s story.
General Hospital rumors hint Dex is working for both Michael and Sonny for a reason. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) wants to take down his father Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) after he betrayed Carly with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). He secretly hired Dex to pose as Sonny’s trusted enforcer. GH rumors speculate Dex is ready and willing because he thinks Michael and Sonny both owe him something. He wants the father and family he never had and he blames Sonny for that. Dex thinks Michael is ungrateful to turn his back on his father when Dex himself never got to know his own.
Is Jason Really Dex’s Father?
General Hospital rumors and spoilers claim Dex is Jason Morgan’s son and he wants restitution for being robbed of the past. Given that Jason worked for Sonny for the majority of his life, his line of work took him away from family life. As a result, even his love life with Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and their kids was severed. Ultimately, Jason chose working for Sonny over being a father.
GH rumors hint that Dex is Jason’s long lost son. Of course, with news like that comes many questions. Such as who is Dex’s mother. That’s yet to be determined, but anything is possible on soaps. He envies Michael for having a loving father to have cared for him into adulthood. Therefore, Dex resents Sonny having a family while Jason could not. Now that Jason is presumed dead, Dex will never her the chance to know his father.
Like the most iconic line in The Godfather, Dex makes Michael an offer he can’t refuse. Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) has been working for Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) as an informant. His mission is to acquire incriminating information on Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) regarding his business dealings.
General Hospital rumors have gone back and forth regarding the nature of Dex’s intentions. Michael’s intentions are clear as he seeks revenge on his father. Dex is always a little too eager to be working for Sonny. While it’s true that Dex must be very convincing so that Sonny doesn’t become suspicious, his dedication seems almost genuine.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dex makes Michael an offer he can’t refuse. Sonny let Dex in on what’s ahead. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) wanted Sonny about the bad boys coming to Port Charles.
GH spoilers hint Dex convinces Michael to keep pursuing his mission against Sonny. He warns something “big” is coming- a perfect chance to get Sonny right where Michael wants him.
What does this mean for Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen)? Michael’s intentions were to focus on Willow during this crucial time. Now, much if his focus will be on what’s happening with Sonny in the mob world. With Michael’s attention elsewhere, what will come of Willow’s well-being?
What’s in it for Dex?Dex has a personal vendetta against Sonny
One day Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) decided he needed to get revenge on his own father, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). That’s when he found Dex Heller (Evan Hofer), who was ready and willing. Yet Michael is unaware Dex’s vendetta against Sonny is personal.
After being so close as father and son, Michael couldn’t believe his family oriented, mobster-father could betray his family the way he had. Michael was devastated when he and the Corinthos family experienced a miracle just to lose his dad all over again. The way Michael sees it is that he lost his father to the woman [Nina Reeves] who kept him from his wife and entire family.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael is more determined than ever to destroy Sonny from the inside out. He hired Dex to work undercover as Sonny’s trusted employee. Dex has been ready and willing to help Michael, at the same time, unaware as to how to gain the mobster’s trust. Michael advised Dex to become something Sonny is missing… a son. The loss of Michael’s brother Morgan Corinthos (Bryan Craig) hit their family hard, leaving Sonny and Carly with a hole in their heart. Will Michael take advantage of his father’s grief?
General Hospital rumors hint there has been one thing Dex hasn’t had to fake while pretending to be on Sonny’s side. GH rumors hint Dex could be Sonny’s long lost son. His dedication to help Michael destroy Sonny seems out of place for a complete stranger. What if Dex is Sonny’s long lost son? Michael remains clueless of his father’s past relationships and the possibility of having another child out in the world.
Is Dex in Port Charles to reclaim what should rightfully be his? Sonny has a long list of ex lovers ????, three of which stick out as potential mothers to Dex. Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil), Lily Rivera (Lilly Melgar), and Reese Marshall (Kari Wuhrer), come to mind.
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is on a warpath when it comes to his determination to take down his father, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). He’s gone to great lengths while scheming and lying to get inside information.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Michael’s scheme to destroy Sonny will eventually be exposed, when all the lies start to catch up with both Michael and Dex Heller (Evan Hofer). Michael’s sister, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) has been sniffing around his employee while being lead to believe that Dex actually works for Sonny. Joss sees Dex’s potential as a resourceful and all around good person and hates the fact that he works for Sonny, living a life of crime.
General Hospital spoilers and preview indicate that Michael’s order for Dex to stay away from Josslyn doesn’t go now he’d hoped. Josslyn is her own woman, and does as she pleases. Besides, Sonny has already ordered Dex to follow and keep an eye on Joss, making it impossible to stay away. Michael is the one who needs Dex to follow Sonny’s orders, so he can’t have his cake and eat it too.
General Hospital previews show that Dex and Josslyn already going against Michael’s order. After taking it upon herself to hunt for and save Dex, Josslyn won’t let go of her attempt to make him see the light about working for her mobster step father. In conversation Dex slips up and tells Josslyn that she sounds like Michael. Josslyn picks up on the inconsistency with his statement since she has been under the impression that Michael and Dex have only run into each other by chance, as they pretend to butt heads over Sonny in public. She immediately confronts him, asking how he’d know she sounds like Michael.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Dex will blow his cover sooner than later, and Michael’s plan will blow up in his face.
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and his father, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) have been on opposite sides of the law for years while maintaining a mutual love and respect as father and son.
General Hospital recall Sonny having a much closer relationship with his son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) in tjay aspect, even having to tell Michael he didn’t want him involved in the business when Michael expressed interest. Now the tables have turned and Michael is using what he knows about his father against him.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael hired a mole to spy on Sonny. Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) is working for Michael while leading Sonny and his people to believe he is loyal to The Corinthos Organization. It’s been pretty obvious that Dex isn’t completely devoted to Michael. As Michael’s employee, Dex has questioned his boss more than a few times, leading up to General Hospital rumors making claims that Dex is tempted to jump ship.
General Hospital previews indicate that Michael has to remind Dex who’s boss, making things awkward and unnatural in a situation where the loyalty has to be not just understood, but expected. Michael and Dex’s run-ins and public squabbles may become more and more difficult to believe, as GH spoilers and previews hint that Dante will become suspicious of Dex… And if he’s suspicious of Dex, it’s only a matter of time before he is suspicious of his own brother.
Now as an officer of the law, Dante has never approved of his father’s life of crime, but never has he wanted to see him suffer. Michael on the other hand has become so angry with his dad, he has plotted so heavily against him, in his attempt to take down Sonny and his entire organization. He wants the Corinthos name to be outed for what it is, while he sits on his throne as a Quartermaine.
Will Dante figure out what Michael and Dex have been up to?
GH spoilers reveal Dante becomes suspicious of Dex, which could lead to probing into his work relations with Sonny, and what he always happens to be doing around Michael.
Will Dex choose Sonny over Michael, becoming an actual loyal employee before Dante busts them both?
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