Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) discuss Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober)
Some fans love it, others hate it! But we all know that the miss bowl sitting atop Sonny’s counter has made quite an impression on GH fans.
Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have recently had a kitchen remodel. It was the talk of the soap fan circuit when General Hospital revealed Sonny and carlys new kitchen… and the main focus was the bowl of moss decor! Even Executive Producer, Frank Valentini weighed in at a fan event. Regarding the moss, Valentini explained, “So when it first showed up, I was like, ‘What is this?! It looks like moss or… like a bad salad.’” he recalled. ” But my production designer, who had done such a beautiful job transforming and creating the kitchen said, ‘No, it’s very chic. It’s what people do.’ And I just let her do it. So it’s kind of taken on a life of its own.
So now the burning question must be asked. And if you don’t know this is 100% a joke, well then we feel sorry for you. Should someone water this thing while the cast and crew is away on hiatus? Will it last the long hot Summer if California doesn’t open back up until August?
All across America, peaceful protests are being overlooked due to the violent riots that have broken out in major cities. These riots come after a Minnesota Police Officer held a black man down with his knee as he pleaded for his life. George Floyd died that day, and America wants justice. In New York, General Hospital’s Bryan Craig has turned to social media to speak out against the violence that is happening in the name of protest. He pleaded with looters to stop. Craig goes on to mention the focus is being shifted from what happened to George Floyd now to the violence of the riots. Craig played Morgan Corinthos, son of Sonny and Carly Corinthos (Maurice Benard and Laura Wright), and has been rumored as a potential return some day. Take a look at Bryan Craig’s Instagram post and caption below.
I think it’s safe to say most of us are losing it a little bit after being in quarantine for about three months. Stir crazy, bored, over it… those are just a few ways to describe what we are mostly feeling at this time. It’s so important to stay light and keep humor relevant in our lives during these times. General Hospital’s Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) knows how to let loose, have some fun, and make the best out of a not so ideal situation. We all have something (or a few somethings) we miss while business remain closed and our daily routines have come to a halt. I’m a recent Instagram post, Benard is shown getting his version of hair services during quarantine ?. Check out the hilarious video below!
Julian Jerome (William DeVry) has been forced against his will to marry the town psychopath, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Nelle blackmailed Julian into marrying her, because somehow in her warped mind, she believes being married to Julian will boost her chances of winning custody of Wiley over her ex, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and his new wife, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). However, that psychopath just so happens to be trying to take away the grandchild of mobster, a personal enemy to Julian, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Bernard). General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian struck a nerve with Sonny by marrying Nelle, and Sonny won’t just let this slide. In General Hospital previews for the upcoming episode, Sonny is shown talking to Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Julian in the courtroom. Sonny says, “You need to do what needs to be done.” This definitely sounds like an order. But to whom? Is Sonny warning Jason to take care of the problem (Julian), or is Sonny ordering Julian to put a stop to this madness with Nelle?
Molly Lansing Davis (Haley Pullos) has found herself in drama filled predicament after an on-purpose misunderstanding perpetrated by TJ’s mom (Tajh Bellow), Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry). Jordan purposely led Molly to believe TJ had ghosted her after being turned down by Molly when he proposed. Jordan didn’t want Molly to know the truth, that TJ had been kidnapped by Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), she she lied to Molly and pushed her away. Molly wound up meeting and having a one night stand with Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor), Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) cousin. Molly and TJ have been reunited and Brando as sworn to keep quiet about that night.
Now that Molly’s other sister, Kristina Corinthos Davis (Lexi Ainsoworth) is back in Port Charles, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco). Molly, and Kristina are catching up on sisterly drama. Molly confided in her sisters regarding what happened between her and Brando, and how it effects her relationship with TJ. Molly sounds like she has never been more sure of anything in her life when she tells Sam and Kristina how in love she is with TJ. It almost sounds like she is trying to convince not only her sisters, but herself of the feelings she has for TJ.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Molly will start to second guess herself the further and further she gets to spending the rest of her life with TJ as they approach their domestic partnership. Molly can’t stop thinking about being questioned by Sam and Kristina regarding her reason for saying yes to a domestic partnership with TJ. Sam asked Molly is she said yes because she just almost lost him, and Kristina asked if she felt pressured.
General Hospital spoilers indicate there will be trouble ahead for Molly and TJ’s relationship after Molly can’t outlive her night with Brando.
General Hospital rumors claim Molly will end up pregnant with Brando’s baby, and will hide it from TJ in one way or another.
Molly and TJ have been together for ten years, but are they walking into the end?
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is a fierce villain who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. He believes he’s untouchable now that he was able to get Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) right where he wants her after he used her son TJ (Tajh Bellow) as leverage to get her to allow his illegal activity to pass through Port Charles.
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) know all about the situation Jordan was in with Renault and helped her get her son back. But that doesn’t come without a price.
Cyrus has put a target on the backs of many powerful people in Port Charles including Sonny, Jordan, and Tagger, which looks like (for now) Cyrus’ was successful in eliminating Taggert’s (Real Andrews). However Genera Hospital rumors go back and forth on whether Taggert is really alive or actually dead.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Renault has a new plan that will shake the people of Port Charles as he plots to kill Sonny’s right hand man, Jason Morgan. This is a bold move by Cyrus and many think he is underestimating Jason Morgan. Jason has always been a step ahead of the bad guys. He has remarkable instincts and also knows how to protect and fight.
In this big plot to kill Jason, General Hospital rumors hunt it won’t be an easy fight for either side. Will Cyrus run Jason out of town before he has the chance to kill him? Or will Jason stand his ground and fight back while protecting the ones he loves?
The production of new episode of General Hospital has been put on hold since mid March due to the threat of the global pandemic, Covid-19. The cast and crew of ABC’s GH has been on hiatus for over a month, and it remains uncertain as to when everyone will be able to head back to work and jump back into production.
General Hospital news and spoilers report the cast and crew of General Hospital is still on hiatus, and are following social distancing orders, which includes the halt of production at Prospect Studios in California. Quarantine is still in effect for most parts of USA and it remains uncertain when our personal as well as work lives get back to normal.
General Hospital spoilers show GH’s Ingo Rademacher who plays Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks reaching out to his fellow co-stars and friends during this time of quarantine, expressing how he is missing his GH family.
The Executives over at ABC and GH have spread out the airing of new episodes by incorporating flashbacks within new episodes, along with airing repeat flashback episodes every Friday while still in quarantine.
We look forward to the day the order to isolate is lifted and we can all return to our families, friends, routine, work life, and entertainment outlets. Until then we are all in this together and continue to support one another throughout and beyond this difficult time.
Dev Cerci (Ashton Arbab) hasn’t been around many people lately, and after the attack left Dev, Joss (Eden McCoy), Cam (William Lipton), and Trina (Sydney Makayla) in fear, the teens of Port Charles have been laying low. Josslyn, Trina, and Cam, have been sorting through their own feelings as the drama of the attack on Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) family, left these young kids weary of the outside world to some extent.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is keeping a close eye on her daughter Josslyn. After having a talk with Joss and Dev, they came to an understanding regarding staying out of the public eye as best they can during this time of great threat from Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Dev hasn’t been around much since they are currently being home schooled and hasn’t been out and about around town recently.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dev will be back on the scene, and he will discover a major secret that will devastate those involved. Sonny has made it possible for Dev to stay in Port Charles by convincing his cousin Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) to pose as Dev’s grandmother, as well has Glady’s son, Brando (Johnny Wactor) is acting as his father. Sonny cares about what happens to Dev and so he is making sure he doesn’t get deported by having his own family pose as family to Dev. Brando showed up in Port Charles unexpectdly, after everyone believed he was dead. Sonny asked Brando for a favor, asking him to pretend to be Dev’s father, and Brando agreed.
Molly is keeping a devastating secret from TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) after a huge misunderstanding in which she thought was a breakup. Molly and Brando had a one night stand just before she learned her TJ had been kidnapped by Cyrus Renault’s men as leverage over TJ’s mom. Commissioner Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry). When Sam (Kelly Monaco)came to Molly the next morning, Molly was in shock and she and Brando were still together. Molly hurried up and got ready to meet Sam downstairs, and that’s when she disclosed to Brando that she had a boyfriend and that they need to pretend what they did never happened.
New General Hospital rumors claim Dev Cerci will learn of Molly and Brando’s secret. Since Brando is supposed to be acting as Dev’s father, it’s likely they will be interacting more often starting in the upcoming episodes, making it more believable to the public that they are family. Will Brando confide his secret in Dev since he knows he can’t really tell anyone else, or will Dev stumble upon the secret on his own?
With this newfound knowledge, will Dev go to Molly with what he knows? Dev doesn’t see, like the blackmailing type, but odds are a secret like this will ultimately be used to someone’s advantage, leaving Molly’s secret hanging over her head like a dark cloud. Molly has always been a straight laced young woman, not known to lie and keep secrets. This just may be the beginning of a new chapter for Molly. Will she do all she can to keep TJ from finding out the truth that will only hurt him in the end?
The Annual Nurses Ball on General Hospital was founded by Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring). This event has been a tradition in Port Charles since 1994. It’s founder, Lucy Coe, wanted to bring awareness to a heavy subject in which at the time was a large focal point for this iconic Daytime Drama and the residents of Port Charles.
The Nurses Ball is held close to Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) heart considering the event was formed around the heartbreaking story of Stone Cates (Michael Sutton) and his battle with HIV/Aids. Sonny took Stone in and cared for him as if he was his own son, guiding him through life and through love. Stone was romantically involved with a very good friend of Sonny’s, Robin Scorpio (Kimberly McCullough). The two had one of the most memorable love stories in Daytime Television, and to this day, their story lives on.
Sonny and his family friend, Brook Lynn Ashton Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) recently ran to Mike’s (Max Gail) side after Sonny received a phone call from Turning Woods. Things are looking grim after Mike suffered a seizure and his doctor didn’t sound too hopeful in his delivery to inform Sonny and Brook Lynn the severity of Mike’s condition. Brook Lynn has been a bright spot in Mike’s life since her return to Port Charles a few months ago. She has also been very supportive for Sonny. Brook Lynn tried to lift Mike’s spirits with encouraging words about doing a duet and closing out The Nurses Ball.
General Hospital spoilers suggest that Mike may not make it to see this year’s Nurses Ball, let alone be able to perform. Sonny’s focus is divided as he worries about the well being of his grandson Wiley, and focusing on taking down Port Charles’ latest threat, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Although Brook Lynn seems to be remaining positive and hopeful, the reality of Mike’s health is that it is on a rapid decline, and he may not make it for another year of The Nurses Ball.
General Hospital’s annual event is set to take place some time in May. However, due to the current situation regarding the Covid-19 Pandemic, the exact date may be shifted after having to cut back on episodes with flashbacks and Friday repeats.
Although Julian Jerome (William DeVry) has turned a new leaf for the most part of his life, ex-convict and drug trafficker, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is well aware of Julian’s past and what he is capable of. Now that Renault is out of Pentonville due to circumstances that had to be carried out in order to save Commissioner Jordan Ashford’s (Briana Nicole Henry) son, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow), he is ready to make his mark in Port Charles.
Cyrus Renault is ruffling feathers with the big names in town. He and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are known enemies, but Julian Jerome is one of the bad guys Cyrus wants around. General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus will stop by Charlie’s Pub and pay a visit to its owner, Julian. General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus will make a proposition that involves them working together. Cyrus says, “Perhaps there will be an opportunity for collaboration.” At this point it’s uncertain if Julian will turn back to his old ways and take Cyrus up on his recommendation to collaborate. General Hospital rumors hint that Julian and Cyrus will end up working together, but whether or not it’s by choice for Julian is another story.
If Julian Jerome and Cyrus Renault bring there mob forces together, it’s inevitable they would have the same goal, which is to take over Sonny’s territory. Can Sonny handle these two coming after him with the help of his trusted best friend and enforcer, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton)?
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