Sonny and Nina get engaged!?! …Carly ends Sonny and Nina’s engagement! Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) love was rare. It’s not that their life together was picture perfect. On the contrary, it’s the way they came back from those hardships. As a couple, Sonny and Carly understood one another better than they understood themselves. It was always them against the world, while their united front made them stronger than they were before whatever storm they faced. A love that doesn’t just die.
Carly Helps Sonny Dodge A Bullet
According to General Hospital rumors, Nina and Sonny continue to do this little dance as they pretend their individual lives fit one another’s. But the truth is, Nina doesn’t belong in Sonny’s world. She has no clue what it’s like to be married to the mob. And frankly, she doesn’t have what it takes. As they say, love is blind. Or as I see it, they bonded during their own major struggles. It was then that and found comfort in each other’s company. Between Sonny’s amnesia and Nina’s lies, they coasted along and landed where they are today, and you know the rest!
Despite the pushback they received, their relationship is hanging on. In fact, Sonny believes they’re not only hanging on as a couple, but thriving and ready for the next chapter. General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny and Nina get engaged. They’re still in this foggy haze of love, unable to see their future clearly. Evidently, Nina doesn’t have what it takes to be with Sonny. She’s already sealed her fate but neither know it yet. But once Carly exposes Nina for leaving information to the SEC, her ex-husband and her worst enemy’s engagement comes to an end. Once he knows it was her who tattled on Carly and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), Sonny won’t see Nina in the same light.
Gladys betrays Sonny! For the last year or so, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) has been working tirelessly to obtain any information that incriminates his father. After a life-long, healthy relationship with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Michael’s feelings for his father changed. Suddenly, they find themselves at odds over Michael’s mom, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and Sonny’s girlfriend, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros).
Thanks to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), Michael and Sonny have began to repair their broken bond. Her wish for peace could only be granted by her husband. So, he fulfilled he request and offered Sonny a truce. Moreover, Willow’s wish for peace extended to her own mother, Nina, and her new mother-in-law, Carly. If Michael and Sonny can find away to put aside their differences, there shouldn’t be a reason why Nina and Carly can’t do the same. Or, as one would thing. But it’s obvious that Nina struggles with how she handles herself in certain situations.
Too Little, Too Late?
Michael and Sonny’s truce comes after Michael already secured incriminating evidence against his father. He and Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) risked it all to betray Sonny. Now, Michael wants to play nice and Dex feels like he risked his life for nothing. Needless to say, Willow’s behind Michael’s decision to disregard the incriminating video that Dex bargained with his life for. However, there’s one thing that Willow requested that Michael hasn’t done yet. She asked him to deleted the video, but as of now that hasn’t happened. Is it too late to call a truce when Michael still has proof of his father’s crimes? I mean, what if someone gets their hands on it? In this digital age, that evidence is probably already made it’s way around the internet.
Gladys Betrays Family When She Gets Her Hands On THE Video
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Michael’s secret about Sonny gets into the wrong hands. You can’t just go around trusting anyone in Port Charles. Not even family. And Gladys Corbin’s (Bonnie Burroughs) sketchy past tells us all we need to know. Rumor has it that Selina Wu (Lydia Look) is willing to take another form of payment. GH spoilers tease that Gladys betrays Sonny when she gets her hands in Michael’s video.
Drew leads Sonny to Nina! …Almost all of us can say that we know what it feels like to be wrongfully accused. On the other hand, how many of us can admit that we’ve wrongfully accused someone while overlooking the real culprit? Surely, it’s not always easy to admit when we’ve made a big mistake, but even still, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) rises to the occasion.
There’s so much drama going on in Port Charles right now. As GH recaps recall, Drew returned to port Charles fresh from a rescue mission. And it wasn’t just any rescue, but an epic victory in many ways. By helping stop Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), the rescue crew saved the world. Most importantly, the rescue also brought Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) home so that she can help save Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) life. As if Willow’s situation wasn’t enough to keep her family’s focus, an unfortunate situation weighs on her loved ones. Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain are under investigation for insider trading.
Drew Leads Sonny to Nina
According to General Hospital spoilers, Drew has a revelation. Despite the fact that he laid into Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) and accused him of turning him and Carly in, Drew stops to think about things. General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate that things don’t quite add up when trying to justify putting the blame on Ned. First of all, the timing was way off. Ned is a cutthroat business man, but he also values family. It’s unlikely that he’d turn in the mother of the groom. Even Ned’s ELQ dedication wouldn’t drive him to spoiler Michael’s (Chad Duell) wedding to his dying fiancé. Secondly, Drew wasn’t even in town when the sh!t hit the fan. The latest GH spoilers and rumors tease that Drew stops and thinks about the situation at hand and how Ned’s involvement makes no sense. As Nina Reeves (Xynthia Watros) continues to weasel her way into Willow’s life, she still holds onto her secret. But according to GH rumors, Drew’s suspicions lead Sonny to Nina!
Will Sonny be the one to figure out Nina turned Carly and Drew into the SEC?!
Dex and Nina lose it all?! Snitches get stitches is a common motto in the streets and within organized crime. Meaning, if you rat someone out for a crime, you better watch your back because they’re coming after you. There’s no escaping the retaliation.
In Port Charles, loyalty is the number one priority for mob boss Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Anyone who snitches is considered a traitor and Sonny can’t afford to have anyone poking around his business. Obviously, no one likes a snitch. Not even if she’s your current girlfriend and snitched on your ex-wife. What’s worse is that Sonny can’t even trust his own son, let alone his employee. Unfortunately for Sonny, he has at least two snitches within his inner circle. A snitch is a snitch. And they better watch their back.
Nobody Likes A Snitch
According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, Nina’s personal vendetta against Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) costs her everything. Meaning, once Sonny finds out that Nina was the one who snitched on Carly, she’ll be done for. Sonny, Willow and Michael will be done with her for good. And Carly will rise up again.
Meanwhile, in the mob world it’s business as usual. Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) handed over incriminating evidence to Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). The footage displays Michael’s father Sonny in a compromising position as he makes a shady business deal. Sonny, along with the Pikeman Group, were filmed making the exchange so that illegal weapons move through Sonny’s territory. General Hospital rumors tease Michael wavers with his decision to use the footage against Sonny. Will he have a change of heart and drop the entire takedown? Regardless, GH spoilers and rumors hint that the footage falls into the wrong hands. Since Dex was the one who set it up, he’s about to go down for being a snitch. Will Dex and Nina lose it all after their actions land Carly, Sonny, and even the Pikeman Group in hot water?
Sonny and Carly reconnect! …Willow’s health is fading. Given the sensitivity of the situation, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) doesn’t need any added stress. Excluding Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) while inviting Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to the wedding was Willow’s request. Despite Drew’s absence, Willow’s blessed to be surrounded by loved ones.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Willow tries to stay strong long enough and hopeful Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) safe recovery. Therefore, it’s best for her health that any stressors are kept at bay. Luckily, she’s surrounded by loved ones when she marries Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). However, Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) gives his blessing in spirit while he rushes to aid in the mission.
General Hospital spoilers reveal outside factors pulled Drew and Nina from Michael and Willow’s wedding. Their absence unwittingly allows Sonny and Carly time to bond over their lifelong connection. Today, their beloved son marries the woman he loves. It’s obvious Carly loves her children more than life itself. And despite their differences, Sonny loves Michael unconditionally. He and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) share the pride as Michael’s parents at the wedding. Will Sonny and Carly reconnect? Aside from Sonny and Carly’s eternal bond, GH rumors tease that Nina loses Sonny all on her own.
Karma reaches Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros)! Some would argue that Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) had everything. Loving children, an admired career, and she was married to the most powerful man in Port Charles, who happened to be her soulmate. Suddenly, everything came crashing down.
General Hospital recaps revisit Carly’s downfall. First, her husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) went missing and was presumed dead. Carly and their kids mourned their loss while the tragedy changed the course of many lives. Little did Carly know, her families struggle could have been alleviated much sooner if Nina would have brought home her findings. Instead, she figured, finders keepers, and kept Sonny to herself. Shortly after that bombshell revelation. Nina not only took Carly’s man, she took her career at the Metro Court as well.
Now, General Hospital spoilers reveal things are about to turn around for Carly. Right now, she has a loving boyfriend named Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), and enjoys most of her time being spent around her family. Especially, her children. Nina thought she took everything from Carly. Her man, her livelihood, and ultimately her happiness. Thankfully, Carly is a fighter. And Nina’s talent for self destruction doesn’t need any help from Carly. Besides, the energy you put into the universe is the same energy that comes back to you. Karma is real.
General Hospital previews and spoilers say that karma reaches Nina Reeves after she places even more ill will onto others. She’s putting bad karma into the universe and she’s bound to get what’s coming to her. GH spoilers indicate that Ava unleashes a warning to Nina. Her last stunt may have been her last stunt as Sonny’s girlfriend.
Nina’s last move against Carly could be her last move as Sonny Corinthos’s (Maurice Benard) girlfriend! …Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is an opportunist. Selfishly, she seemingly views other’s misfortunes as an opportunity. When she sees a situation like this, Nina uses other people’s tragedies for personal gain.
For instance, Carly Corinthos’s (Laura Wright) tragic loss sparked an idea within Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). When Carly and their kids thought Sonny was dead, they mourned his posts for about a year. General Hospital recaps reflect on what his family went through because of Nina’s vindictive and selfish choices. Sonny’s line of work made him a target more often than anyone can count. That being said, Carly always understood the risks but that doesn’t make the loss hurt any less. But, Carly and the kids never expected where the Corinthos family was headed next.
Although, she developed true feelings for Carly’s husband, Nina initially kept Sonny from his entire family for revenge against Carly. Thankfully, Cowboy Mike’s bonk on the head lead him straight home to Carly. Sadly, Nina took advantage of Sonny’s mental state which lead him to become conflicted. Next the Sonny and Carly Corinthos knew, they were headed for divorce court! The award for the one goes to none other than Nina Reeves.
According to General Hospital spoilers, landing the man isn’t enough for Nina. Not only does she have Carly’s man and career, she feels the need to destroy Carly on a personal level. She should have listened to Sonny and let it go. Nina assured him she agreed that the only thing that matters is the two of them. Obviously, she lied. Surprise, surprise. Nina told another lie. Now, Nina’s last move against Carly could also be her last move as Sonny’s girlfriend!
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) just can’t help herself. It’s like it’s in her nature to take multiple steps back just as she’s accomplished one step toward progression. Nina doesn’t know when to quit and it’s obvious she likes playing with fire. She’s burned so many, including herself. This time, Nina’s bombshell at Willow’s wedding puts the final nail in the coffin!
Ceaseless drama in Port Charles is exactly what keeps GH fans coming back for more. Year after year, decade after decade, (6 to be exact), PC residents captivate the audience with their ups and downs, drama, danger, romance, and anything soapy. Currently, General Hospital’s 60th anniversary is pulling out all the stops for the most enthralling storylines. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, this week’s episodes bring forth wedding day bombshells and shattered relationships!
General Hospital previews indicate that even Ava Jerome (Maura West) can’t believe what her bestie has done. GH rumors tease that Nina’s bombshell at Willow’s wedding puts the final nail in the coffin. With Nina, every time it seems like she’s progressing in her relationship with her daughter, she takes multiple steps back. Apparently, Nina is really good at self destruction while she attempts to demolish others.
Moreover, GH spoilers and previews reveal that along with Ava, Sonny and his family cannot believe what she’s done. And Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) suffers the most.
Michael Corinthos EXPOSED! It’s almost their big day! Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) are about to become husband and wife. Finally, their love story has moments of hope, happiness, and love to look forward to.
For such a young man, Michael Corinthos has a lot on his plate. For starters, he helps run the family business. No, we aren’t talking about Corinthos Coffee. To clarify, Michael helps run ELQ, the business on his Quartermaine side of the family. According to General Hospital history, Michael wanted to follow in Sonny’s footsteps. Despite his past interest, Michael now wants to see Sonny pay for that very same business.
General Hospital previews and spoilers reveal Michael’s plans are unfolding as expected. In recent GH previews, Michael’s secrecy employee, Dex Heller (Evan Hofer), confirms the Pikeman shipment details. This deal is what Michael and Dex have been waiting for.
Michael Corinthos EXPOSED!
Meanwhile, the Pikeman deal isn’t the only big event Michael is waiting on. Ironically, his and Willow’s wedding takes place on the same day as the scheduled Pikeman shipment. Gratefully, Sonny accepted Michael and Willow’s wedding invitation despite the fact that the invitation wasn’t extended to Nina. Although he’d rather she wasn’t left out, Sonny knows the importance of attending his own son’s wedding. But GH rumors hint that Sonny walks into much more than his son’s wedding.
Sonny and Nina end when he Sonny puts family first. …Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has always been a family man. Despite the nature of his “business,” Sonny does whatever it takes to put family first. That’s why, when his family reunion didn’t go as expected, the Corinthos family fell apart.
General Hospital recaps recall when Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and her children believed Sonny was dead. Their son Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), their baby daughter Donna, his stepdaughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Sonny’s daughter Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth), his son Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), (am I missing anyone?) you get the picture- all grieved for Sonny when he was presumed dead. Who do they (we) have to thank for that? Yes, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Contrary to popular belief in Port Charles, Sonny wasn’t dead. Many people grieved over his death. Losing Sonny drastically changed lives. Some even had to push forward, and move on with someone else. Although, one person knew he was alive all along.
Now, Nina and Carly continue to battle it out among themselves. However, the war includes more than just Nina and Carly. Sadly, their entire families feel the adverse effects of their dysfunction. We can play the blame game all day. We can go back-and-forth about, “what came first the chicken or the egg?” But, it doesn’t matter where family is involved and lives are being ruined and lost.
Sonny And Nina End
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, the Corinthos family problem may become a non-issue very soon. Nina may ni longer be a factor in this family feud. General Hospital previews indicated that Dante Falconeri has an enlightening conversation with his father. In this case, the one who becomes enlightened is Sonny. Dante points out the obvious when it comes to Michael and Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) wedding. Michael extended the invitation to his father but not to Nina. Sonny accepted and plans to see his son get married. Therefore, the inevitable cannot be avoided.
GH spoilers reveal Sonny puts family first, above Nina. Is this the beginning of the end for Nina and her Cowboy Mike?
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