Lives are about to be turned upside down as General Hospital returns next week with explosive drama, including a rare return.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Kim Delaney is jointing they cast of GH as a recast for the role of Jackie Templeton (Demi Moore).
Along with Delaney’s arrival to the GH cast, General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) will have a revelation, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) warns Epiphany Johnson (Sonya Eddy), and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) wants to be let in on a plan.
Often times we get caught up in taking sides. Who is right and who is wrong. And lately it seems that some of us hold resentment and animosity toward another fellow American because of different views. That is why this latest General Hospital News is so important.
In a recent tweet, General Hospital’s Eden McCoy, who plays Josslyn Jacks, daughter of Sonny and Carly Corinthos (Maurice Benard, Laura Wright), made it clear that she has love for her country along with all fellow Americans.
It looks as though Eden is just as good hearted and kind as Josslyn Jacks.
Earlier this month, General Hospital news reported on an upcoming three day preemption for General Hospital.
That time has come and we would like to give a reminder to GH fans. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the show will be preempted for three days, starting in September 29th until October 1st.
General Hospital news reports MLB Wild Card will be taking GH’s spot on ABC Network. General Hospital spoilers reveal there is a possibility the preemption could extend to Friday, October 2nd as well. Programming in areas where the time zone wouldn’t overlap the GH spot is yet to be determined.
We will keep you posted with any updates regarding preemptions. Make sure to stay in the loop with GH Blog on Facebook and Instagram!
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) finally told her husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) the truth about what happened that night with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Despite Jax’s efforts for Carly to keep Sonny and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) in the dark, Carly did the unexpected and actually told the truth.
Now that Sonny and Jason know that Jax (Ingo Rademacher) was basically behind the entire lie, Sonny has some unfinished business with Jax.
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is getting dressed and ready with hair and makeup for Homecoming when her mom and Sonny arrive at Jax’s. General Hospital spoilers reveal Jax doesn’t look too happy to see Sonny, while Carly is all smiles, and Sonny looks like he’s about to take care of business.
Will Sonny be able to keep his cool around Jax while seeing Joss off to Homecoming, or will he settle the score right then and there?
The city of Port Charles should be able to rest easy now that the woman who has terrorized so many, including kidnapping a child in the Corinthos family, has been found dead. Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) shouldn’t being a problem anymore. However not everyone is at ease.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Jax (Ingo Rademacher) may face some dark music as a result of their lie. Although Carly may find herself in hot water with the PCPD, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is who Jax needs to worry about. Technically Jax wasn’t involved in Carly and Nelle’s incident on the cliff. However, he is the one who convinced Carly to lie, not only to the PCPD, but to her own husband, Sonny, and best friend, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
In a brand new, sneak peek of today’s GH, General Hospital spoilers reveal Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) casually mentions Nelle to Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) as of she already heard the news. Nina was shocked, and turned to Jax for answers. But then the conversation gets interrupted by a knock at the door!
Is this the first time Jax is hearing about Nelle’s body being found? Maybe. But it’s definitely not the first he heard about what happened that night in the woods. Will Jax and Carly’s secret come between his and Nina’s relationship? I’ll bet on it!
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) just learned that his blushing bride, Nelle Benson Jerome (Chloe Lanier) has been found dead in the Pennsylvania side of the river. Her body was identified, but at this point it’s unclear who identified the body. General Hospital spoilers reveal there will be more details to come.
In the wake of the news, Julian Jerome must spring into action before an incriminating document gets out to the PCPD, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and anyone else who matters. Julian is aware that Nelle has given a document to her attorney, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight), which incriminates Julian in his part in knowing about Wiley’s kidnapping, and rigging his own son, Lucas Jones’ (Ryan Carnes) and Brad Cooper‘s (Perry Shen) car, so that it would crash. Of course Julian didn’t expect his son Lucas to be in the vehicle at the time, so obviously his plan was reckless and backfired.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Martin Gray gets mugged, and General Hospital rumors suggest Julian Jerome is the mugger! General Hospital rumors hint that Julian mugged Martin, nabbing the briefcase which contains the incriminating document! Julian cannot risk the PCPD find out his involvement in Brad and Nelle’s scheme for Wiley Corinthos (Erik and Theo Olson), and goes to great lengths to get his hands on it.
Julian is making one mistake after another since getting involved with Nelle. Hopefully for his sake he can get that piece of paper in his possession before everyone in Port Charles finds out what an even bigger scumbag Julian actually is!
It seems too easy to have Nelle Benson Jerome (Chloe Lanier) to be our of everyone way just like that. It’s true that she has terrorized the people of Port Charles for a few years, but for her to just die like that without some grand negative effect on those she has troubled, its Nelle style.
General Hospital rumors claim the body that was recovered and identified as Nelle Benson is not actually Nelle’s body.
General Hospital spoilers reveal things are getting more complicated for Carly (Laura Wright).
Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is letting the people of Port Charles know about the death of the town crazy, Nelle Benson Jerome (Chloe Lanier). Nelle vanished the night she had her husband, Julian Jerome (William DeVry) kidnap Wiley Corinthos (Erik and Theo Olson) from the Quartermaine mansion.
Carly Corinthos’ (Laura Wright) involvement with Nelle before she disappeared is still in the dark for most of PC, especially the PCPD. Jax (Ingo Rademacher) and Carly decides to lie to the police, minimizing her interaction with Nelle in her statement. Carly mustered you the courage to tell Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) the truth.
Detective Chase arrived at the Corinthos home to report the news about Nelle. Now that Nelle’s body has been recovered, Carly’s DNA could be all over the body.
General Hospital spoilers reveal ahead for Carly as she fears she will be accused of foul play in Nelle’s death.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Chase admitted he needs to get more details when it comes to the positive ID of Mrs. Jerome.
General Hospital rumors claim the body that was positively identified as Nelle Benson Jerome is questionable and Nelle may not be dead.
So far, no one who knows Nelle personally has positively identified the body.
Of all the predictable, and expected behaviors we would peg Carly for, today’s actions were anything but, as the unpredictable moment for Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) took place when she actually came clean to her husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), and her best friend, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
At first Sonny and Jason seems suspiciously calm after Carly told them the entire story regarding what happened with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) that night in the woods. The two most important men in Carly’s life were acting very supportive and made sure she knows that she did nothing wrong in regard to Nelle’s death. After all was said and done, Carly proceeded to disclose there is one other person who knows what happened. The look on both Sonny and Jason’s faces when Carly revealed the other person is none other than Jax (Ingo Rademacher), Carly knew their moods are about to shift.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sonny and Jason will find Carly’s predicament much more challenging now that they know Jax is involved.
General Hospital rumors predict Sonny and Jason will give Jax a warning after learning he was the one who put Carly up to lying. General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint Jax will be in a tough spot now that Sonny and Jason know the truth.
General Hospital’s Johnny Wactor joined the cast early this year, and his character Brando Corbin, has already become a regular GH name.
Brando’s involvement with the Corinthos/Moran click can only boost his clout around Port Charles. Becoming affiliated with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and family, along with Jason (Steve Burton) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), helps Brando maintain a certain status around Port Charles. Like a high school clique.
GH actor, Johnny Wactor is grateful for the fans which in turn allows him to be grateful for his job.
General Hospital news reports Johnny Wactor thanks fans for their love in a recent Instagram post. “you guys watching our show gives us a job. Thank you. So much.” Said GH newcomer. Take a look at his post below.
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