Sonny takes over General Hospital’s Christmas StoryTradition
I don’t know about you but I think that the perfect way for Sonny to contribute to General Hospital isn’t of monetary value. This contribution is something money can’t, or shouldn’t buy, especially this time of year.
Sonny’s conversation with Stella (Vernee Watson) lit the path for an upcoming storyline. Currently, Port Charles is in the thick of its holiday season. The infamous Quartermaine Thanksgiving has passed and everyone is moving toward Christmas and New Years. General Hospital Christmas episodes are iconic. From miracles to tragedies, GH Christmases are unforgettable. Historically, the one thing we could count on was Steve Hardy and the Christmas story.
Sonny Takes Over General Hospital’s Christmas Story
After many years and Hardy’s passing, Alan Quartermaine (Stuart Damon) took over. Those years were just as magical. Then, after his death, consistency went out the window. However, there still have been many memorable Christmases in Port Charles. One year, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) read the story!
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that there may be a new tradition in town. Sonny’s conversation with Stella started a buzz around social media. Many feel that Sonny Corinthos should take over, and not just this once. Do you think that Sonny should carry on Steve and Alan’s tradition?
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Stella tells Trina the truth?! If Stella doesn’t be careful, she’s going to get her self a reputation for holding back on life-changing information. Stella Henry (Vernee Watson) kept a secret from Curtis that would ultimately turn his life upside down. Will she do the same to Trina?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) and Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) want answers. In the ongoing drama surrounding Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr), Aunt Stella, adds fuel to the fire.
In recent General Hospital previews, Porsche in Curtis are dancing the night away. Meanwhile, Trina and Spencer show up at Stella’s door looking for answers. It’s unlike Stella not to be involved in every aspect of her family’s life. The equation just didn’t add up and Trina wasn’t buying the excuse that she was sick. Therefore, she took it upon herself to check out the situation bringing along Spencer Trina confronted Stella.
General Hospital rumors tease that Stella has a choice to make. Does she want Curtis to live a lie and withhold Portia’s secret just as she did with Marshall? Or will she break the cycle and cone out with the truth? If Stella tells Trina the truth, she runs the risk that her whole family will implode. is that a risk Stella’s willing to take?
The Ashford family has secrets no doubt, like any other family in existence. From illicit affairs, to paternity switches and faking deaths, these loved ones have experienced it all.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Auntie Stella (Vernee Watson) is back in Port Charles to spend time with her family. While there is much to celebrate, there is a lot left unknown.
General Hospital spoilers reveal while Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) and Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) show Stella the engagement ring, Stella has a secret of her own. Separately, recent General Hospital previews indicate that TJ rethinks Stella’s family tree after remembering her ancestry match confirmed an unexpected close relative right there in Port Charles. TJ has believed this to be a glitch.
General Hospital spoilers and previews hint that the results don’t sit right with TJ as he raises concerns about Stella’s family tree to his mom, Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper). TJ questions the ancestry glitch which matched Stella with someone in PC, and then with a cousin in London.
General Hospital recaps recall Jordan and Portia’s brush with death in that gas filled basement, where Portia made a confession about Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali).
GH rumors hint that Jordan will figure out the Portia even went a step further to cover her secret, faking Stella’s ancestry match in London to derail her from the truth right in front of her. This could only mean one thing- Jordan is onto Portia. Will she expose her secret about Trina’s paternity, telling both Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) and Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews) that Portia has been lying?
Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) has a few leading ladies in his life who play a major role in all aspects, including love, family, career, and more. Auntie Stella (Vernee Watson), Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr), Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali), Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper), and even Selina Wu (Lydia Look), are prominent females shaping his life.
General Hospital recaps recall Curtis thinking of his future and who he wants to spend his life with, proposed to Dr. Portia Robinson on bended knee at the Metro Court pool.
Stella knows something they don’t know, and her secret could tear them apart. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Stella will eventually break the news that Curtis and Jordan’s divorce never made it to filing, making them legally married, as now Curtis will be unavailable to marry Portia.
The ladies in his life know Curtis well, what makes him tick, what sets him off, what makes him smile, and what he can’t deal with. General Hospital previews show Jordan confronting Portia with a warning, telling her not to make the same mistakes as she did in their marriage. Jordan is referring to lies. Lies are a deal breaker for Curtis, even when Jordan had an obligation to her career. Stella’s secret isn’t the only one with a dark cloud over Curtis and Portia’s future. Whatever Portia is hiding is sure to cause a rift, possibly ending their happily ever after.
Will Portia take Jordan’s advice and come clean with her secret before it’s too late? Is it already too late to tell Curtis she’s been lying about Trina’s paternity her entire life? It seems as though Curtis and Portia don’t stand a chance unless he completely changes his outlook on lies and betrayal.
Aunt Stella (Vernee Watson) has done her fair share of meddling in the lives of her family members. Most times her interventions were annoying but harmless.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Aunt Stella has really done it this time. Her conversation with Cameron Webber (William Lipton) started to jog her memory about that day and the events which lead up to her hospitalization. Cam and Stella discussed the envelope and she admitted she couldn’t remember significance of it’s contents.
General Hospital previews and spoilers suggest Stella may have a revelation as she remembers more of what happened. GH rumors hint this alludes to the notion that Jordan (Tanisha Harper) and Curtis Ashford’s (Donnell Turner) divorce has never been processed through the system, leaving them still legally married.
General Hospital rumors hint this will cause problems with Curtis and Portia Robinson’s (Brook Kerr) relationship progress. Once it’s realized that the documents inside that envelope are the signed divorce papers, Stella will panic over what she’s done.
It’s been a few months since Vernee Watson aired on General Hospital as Aunt Stella Henry. General Hospital spoilers reports the news conforming here return.
Aunt Stella returns from her long trip to Europe with some information about Mike Corbin (Max Gail), Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) Father.
Curtis (Donnell Turner) will sure be happy his Aunt Stella is back in Port Charles!
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