General Hospital actress, Lexi Ainsworth joined the cast in 2009. She took on the role playing the daughter of daytime TV’s most loved mobster, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his lawyer at the time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Lexi recently made an appearance as Kristina Davis Corinthos after GH fans expressed their curiosity around why Kristina was not around to say goodbye to her grandpa, Mike Corbin (Max Gail).
General Hospital news reports Lexi Ainsworth has snagged a prime time role on the show, Shameless. She will appear as “Amber” in an episode that will air on December 13th, 2020. Shameless is on its 11th and final season.
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) have been friends for decades. They have lost a child together, and have moved on from each other and are now with the lives of their lives, all while remaining close friends.
Sam’s mother Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is also the mother of Sonny’s daughter Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth), making Kristina Sam’s half sister. Sam and Sonny go way back, and the friendship between Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), Sonny, Sam, and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is a lasting bond. Although Sam and Carly have had their fair share of disagreements and down right arguments, mostly over Jason, the friendship dynamic remains one that can’t be broken.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam turns to Sonny in a desperate plea to get help for her mom, and the mother of Sonny’s child. Alexis is in a bad way now that she’s started drinking again. She is shutting Sam out when all Sam wants to do is help her mom. Alexis told Sam to leave her home, spoke condescendingly, insulted Sam and her relationship with Jason, and all out took things way too far. Sam feels she can’t get through to Alexis on her own so she has turned to Sonny for help.
General Hospital spoilers and previews show Sam meeting with Sonny, asking for help. Will Sonny be able to get through to Alexis?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and Jasper Jax Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) have taken their budding romance and have made it something worth holding onto.
Jax has been there for Nina in her time of need, being there every step of the way as she grieves for, and tries to uncover the truth about her long lost child. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) is trying to get back into Nina’s good graces after their fallout of his deception and lies. After having Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) pose as Nina’s long lost daughter, Nina was through with Valentin’s lies and manipulation. Now Valentin wants to help Nina the right and honest way, in her quest do find her child.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nina grows increasingly suspicious of Jax and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) after words from Valentin are burned in her memory. Valentin pointed out Jax’s loyalty to Carly. He went on to tell Nina she shouldn’t trust Jax so freely since it seems that Jax puts Carly first. Valentin specifically calls out the fact that Jax has and would still lie for Carly to protect her.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Nina’s suspicions of Jax could lead her to make a shocking discovery. Will she stand by Jax and her friend, Carly.
Fans are going wild over a recent post on Instagram. Two major players in Port Charles have posted stories to their personal IG accounts that has gotten fans up in arms with excitement.
General Hospital stars, Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), and Ingo Rademacher (Jasper “Jax” Jacks), shared a video of Maurice, Bryan Craig (Morgan Corinthos) and Ingo, on set of General Hospital. Immediately, General Hospital rumors began flying around all GH fan groups al over the internet.
General Hospital spoilers have not revealed any information regarding a return for Bryan Craig in the role of Morgan Corinthos. General Hospital news reports have not confirmed any such news. GH spoilers reveal the video posted by Benard and Rademacher is an old video, and not from a current take on the set of GH.
Although recently General Hospital Blog reported that Bryan Craig turned to social media with an announcement the he is ready to get back to work, no new developments have surfaced at this time.
The Corinthos family has welcomed Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab) into their home and into their lives with open arms. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has cared for him as if he was one of her own, and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has protected him as he would his own child.
General Hospital rumors started a while ago, making claims the Dev’s Turkish background is a clue to his connection with Sonny’s enemy, the late, Balkan (Daniel Benzali).
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have suggested that Dev is the son of Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) and Alec Janacek (Antoine Knoppers). Alec was killed by Sonny Corinthos’ son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) in order to protect Brenda.
In an article posted back in August, General Hospital news revealed Vanessa Marcil hinted a return in a tweet reply to a GH fan. This helped back up claims of Marcils return, and the story involving Dev turning out to be her son, and grandson of The Balkan.
General Hospital rumors hint that Dev is in Port Charles to carry out a master revenge plan. Dev is planning to get close to the Corinthos family, to then use their trust to his advantage for when he finds it to be the right time to strike.
Since witnessing Cameron Webber (William Lipton) and Josslyn Jacks’ kiss on Homecoming, Dev is showing his true colors. Dev has turned dark, and has resorted to violating Josslyn’s (Eden McCoy) privacy, lying and manipulating Cam, all while devilishly smirking over his accomplishments.
General Hospital rumors claim Dev wants revenge again Sonny and Dante for killing his father and for the death of his grandfather. Although The Balkan/Theo Hoffman was killed by his own wife, Suzanne Stanwyck (Adrienne Barbeau), Dev blames the Corinthos family for the entire situation.
Brenda and Sonny have always been very close and even after their romantic relationship ended, they have remained important to one another throughout the years. Sonny would do anything to protect her. Will Brenda’s son go after the man who has always been there for his mother? Does Dev have intentions of taking down Sonny and his family in the name of revenge for what happened to his father and grandfather?
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) is back home in Port Charles where he belongs, and his family has welcomed him with open arms.
Dante first saw his dad, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) at the tail end of his grandfather’s funeral. Dante tried to make it back in time to say goodbye to Mike (Max Gail), but missed it by minutes. He found his dad there, and Sonny was surprised and moved to finally see his son. Dante then went to his home with Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan) where he was greeted by his ex wife and her new boyfriend, Dustin Phillips (Mark Lawson). Lulu poured her heart out to Dante, expressing deep sadness knowing that he told her to move on. Now she had and Dante is conflicted.
No one was happier to see Dante than his mother, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero). Olivia has been praying for the day her son would come home, and after her heartbreak over seas, Olivia was overcome with emotion when her son showed up at the Quartermaine mansion.
Now that Dante will be staying with his mom and Ned (Wally Kurth) at the Quartermaine’s, General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante will find comfort in an old friend.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) wants Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) to get back on her feet, and to do that she needs to make some changes in her life- starting with leaving his one room apartment.
General Hospital rumors claim Brook Lynn makes her way back to living with Ned and Olivia at the Quartermaine mansion.
Dante is dealing with the fact that he pushed Lulu away and she has now moved on. They clearly still love one another but the pain is just too much to bare. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Brook Lynn and Dante will lean on each other. They will grow closer as their share living space and spend more and more time together. Dante and Brook Lynn are no strangers, and old feelings could resurface. Lulu has moved on, who who’s to say Dante won’t do the same?
General Hospital has a new generation of teenagers that have made their way to the front and center of the scene. The teens in Port Charles play major roles in the current day story lines.
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Cameron Webber (William Lipton), Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla), and Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab), have become this generations, Liz (Rebecca Herbst), Nikolas (Tyler Christopher/Marcus Coloma), Lucky (Jonathan Jackson), and Emily (Amber Tamblyn/Natalia Livingston). The foursome have had their fair share of drama, fun, happiness, and heartache, and all have played their roles with extreme talent and hard work.
General Hospital news reports Eden McCoy celebrated five years at General Hospital. McCoy was cast as Carly and Jasper “Jax” Jacks’ (Ingo Rademacher), daughter. She entered the scene at an iconic time. She made her debut as Josslyn in the day of her mother Carly, and her step father, Sonny Corinthos’ wedding.
Our world looks a lot different lately, as new protocols are in place at all places of employment to ensure the health and safety of workers everywhere. This includes Hollywood and the film industry.
Prospect Studios is following all the necessary guidelines in order for the cast and crew of General Hospital to be able to return to work safely.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Ava and Grace Scarola receive regular Covid testing which is required to return to work on the set of GH.
The Scarola twins shared a photo in Instagram, explaining that the gentle nose swap Covid test is necessary in order to go back to work. General Hospital spoilers reveal Ava and Grace are set to return to the canvas as they portray Avery Corinthos, daughter of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and Ava Jerome (Maura West).
The Scarola twin’s bravery shines as they express gratitude for a gentle swab and the opportunity to get back to work. We look forward to seeing little Avery Corinthos back in Port Charles!
General Hospital news frequently reports on General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn and her outspoken politics views on social media.
Previous General Hospital news revealed Nancy had a public argument with co-star, Ingo Rademacher, on the topic of politics. She had blocked him on social media over differences in politics views.
Lately, many GH fans have been outspoken about politics as well, but not in the way you think. In recent weeks, GH fans have voiced their opinions on multiple social media platforms and General Hospital Fan groups in response to Nancy Lee Grahn’s social media posts. Fans have been calling for Nancy to stop sharing such offensive content to her followers. Nancy has been known to tell fans to unfollow her on social media if they disagree with her political views. It looks as though the fan’s expressions have not fallen on deaf ears.
General Hospital rumors hint that a specific scene in the 10/12/20 episode involving Jason and Sam Morgan (Steve Burton, Kelly Monaco), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), the writers may have intentionally nodded to the current events which are happening with Nancy’s political tweets and IG posts. In the scene, Alexis walks up on Sam, Jason, and Sonny, and asks, “Are you guys talking about politics or religion, because this seems really tense.” Then Sonny replies to Alexis with a bold, hilariously relevant, statement. “No, I’m not gonna talk politics right now, especially with you.”
Anyone who watched this episode of General Hospital, could pick up on the hint of Nancy’s political reputation that was brought into the scene. Perhaps it was a way for the executives and writers at GH to let fans know they are being heard, and decided to put a lighthearted spin on the situation.
It’s always fun to see humor brought into the script, taking a breath up from all the drama to add some playful banter.
Don’t forget to keep up with GH Monday-Friday at 2PM Eastern!
Cyrus Renault arrived in Port Charles back on early February of this year, bringing on a whole new level of threat to not only Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) his family, and organization, but to the entire city of Port Charles.
Although going after Sonny is second fiddle to Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), taking power away from him will help Cyrus with his main goal- getting revenge on DA Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry), by taking over the very city she is supposed to uphold.
Things seem to be happening too easily for Cyrus as he makes his way through taking control. The only major hiccup he faces as of now is Julian Jerome’s (William deVry) refusal time sell his bar. In the beginning Cyrus was everywhere. Somehow he managed to carryout three attacks on Sonny Corinthos and his family on one day. General Hospital rumors started to surface, pointing out that Cyrus must’ve had help on finding out where Sonny’s people would be in not o my one location, but three. He had to have had inside information, right? We think so.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Sonny’s money hungry, power greedy, cousin, Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs), doesn’t care who she screws over as long as she gets what she wants. Family or not, Gladys cannot be trusted. If she can’t get a piece of the Corinthos money and power, she has no shame in getting what she wants elsewhere, even if it’s from the enemy.
General Hospital rumors claim Gladys has been tipping off Cyrus for a long time now, which would explain why it was so easy for him to track down Sonny’s whereabouts in order to carry out those attacks. Now that her son Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) is workout for Sonny and Jason, things will start to get messy as he and his mom work on opposite sides.
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