Many would argue that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has had more than her fair share of heartbreak and loss. She was in and out of mental hospitals before moving to Port Charles, and her story grew crazier from there. But first, she was separated from her two twin daughters while in a coma. And sadly, her daughter Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) has already passed. Furthermore, Nina’s other daughter Willow wants nothing to do with her.
GH recaps highlight Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) part in Nina’s life, past and present. Similar to Anna, Nina has always had Valentin’s love. He fell hard for Nina, but his love is what eventually caused Nina’s deepest sorrows. That’s when he hired Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) to pretend to be Nina’s long lost daughter. Although Valentin’s intentions were from the heart, the lie tore them apart. Today, Valentin would still do anything for Nina, and she has forgiven him for the past.
Both Nina and Valentin have moved onto other love interests since their relationship ended. Eventually, Valentin got Anna to fall in the with him, and Nina imprisoned Sonny and then married him. Through it all, Nina and Valentin remained close friends.
Valentin Wants Nina All To Himself
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Sonny and Valentin’s business dealings were a ploy to get Sonny out of the way. You can call it jealousy, or even protection. Valentin Cassadine’s gestures are boundless, and nothing is off limits when helping people he loves. Especially, the woman of his desires. Lucky for Nina, it’s her.
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Valentin targeted Sonny for Nina. Apparently, when Valentin’s reached out to Sonny regarding the Pikeman deal his nefarious plan was already set in motion. Could it be that Valentin wants Sonny out the way and out of Nina’s life. Is his goal to become one big happy family with Nina and Charlotte?
First, I have to start off by saying that this child is a total doll. Scarlett Spears is a six year old American actress from Orlando, Florida. The rising star plays Donna Corinthos on ABC’s General Hospital, and GH fans can’t get enough. She’s so charismatic, and fits the part of Sonny and Carly’s daughter so well. She’s got her looks with that dark hair and eyes from her father, and the quick-witted spunk of her mother. She’s also very observant, and doesn’t let anything get by her- just like Carly.
Ok, now onto the storyline… Let’s hope that Donna holds onto that personality trait as she encounters life one day at a time. As it seems, Donna gets her witt and awareness from her mom, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). While the former Mrs. Corinthos is known for always being on her A game, GH rumors tease that something is off. When it comes to her intuition, Carly’s on point, but not this time.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Carly slips up in the worst way. Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH spoilers surrounding Carly, Sonny, Drew, and Mr. Brennan. At this point I think it’s obvious that Carly’s a target. She’s gotten herself into trouble and doesn’t even realize it yet. She’s always so observant so where is her awareness now that it matters most?
GH spoilers and rumors claim that Donna goes missing! Carly puts her trust in Mr. Brennan far too soon and it results in a traumatic event.
…When all is said and done, Dr. Austin Gatlin Holt (Roger Howarth) is a Quartermaine. As Edward Quartermaine’s grandson, Austin wants what’s rightfully his. Clearly, he’s got to be in Port Charles for more than to simply practice medicine. Odds are there is more to Austin than meets the eye. Did everyone forget that?
According to the latest GH spoilers and rumors, there’s more to Austin than meets the eye. He isn’t some good-hearted doctor from Pautuck who just decided to bring his God given healing talents to Port Charles. Officially, Austin’s on a mission.
GH rumors tease that Austin Holt’s real backstory will shock Port Charles. Indeed, he’s a Quartermaine, and money is his big motivator. It’s obvious that he’s involved in shady dealings with Mason Gatlin (Nathanyael Grey) and their mysterious denial boss. Austin’s Quartermaine connection leads to recent GH rumors regarding his and Mason’s mysterious boss.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shares GH spoilers and rumors mentioning Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). Is she running the show? Put it this way, Tracy has her nose on all things ELQ. The family business means everything to her and well, Austin Holt is technically family. Given that Tracy has Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) spying on Deception), why wouldn’t she have Austin spy on Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Pikeman? Other than business reasons, Gh rumors claim there may be an even higher reason for Tracy’s interest in Sonny and Pikeman. But Austin’s true identity has yet to be fully exposed.
Sonny helps Ava find Nikolas! Big problems require big solutions. So, it’s obvious why Ava goes to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) in confidence.
General Hospital recaps recall the events that lead to Nikolas’s self destruction as well as the slow death of his marriage to Ava. Unfortunately, Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss) life entered a whirlwind when his son Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) returned home with his girlfriend. Little did he know, Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) came to Port Charles with a lot more to unpack than her boarding school luggage.
Clearly, Nikolas’s poor life choices and the repercussions that follow began long before Spencer returned home with Esme in tow. In fact, Nik had already caused damage to his father/son relationship when he faked his own death. Upon his “resurrection,” Nikolas wasn’t necessarily welcomed with open arms by everyone he loves.
Sadly, Spencer’s plan to get back at his father went way out of left field thanks to Esme. Consequently, Spencer and his father didn’t get a chance to mend their relationship through a string of ill-fated events. Ultimately, Nikolas and Spencer became more like enemies instead of reconciling. Needless to say, Nikolas’s downward spiral launched when Esme’s father, Ryan Chamberlain set his plan for Ava and Nikolas in motion. Fast forward to the present, Nikolas spun so out if control that he ended up threatening to kidnap Ava’s daughter… and we all know the rest.
Sonny HelpsAvaFind Nikolas
Now, Ava faces the consequences after clubbing her ex-husband over the head to protect Avery. The lies, the cover up stories, and the help she received from Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) is going to cost her. General hospital spoilers revealed that in a shocking twist, Ava is in more trouble now that Nicolas it’s alive then she was when she thought he was dead.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Ava turns to Sonny in confidence. Currently, Austin is the only one who shares her secret. But, that all could change since she’s desperate for answers. Dante’s (Dominic Zamprogna) shocking discovery has Ava and Austin in disbelief. Obviously, Nikolas didn’t get up and walk away. So, regardless if he’s dead or alive, Ava and Austin know someone else is involved. General Hospital rumors tees that there may be a connection between Mason and Sonny’s current problem, Pikeman.
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