This week, General Hospital celebrates Christmas with angst and strife throughout Port Charles — with a few big surprises for your favorite characters.
Anna Has Happiness in Store
Anna (Finola Hughes) is alone this holiday season without Robin (Kimberly McCullough), Emma (Brooklyn Rae Silzer), Valentin (James Patrick Stuart), and Robert (Tristan Rogers). So, she spends the holiday with those other Scorpios at Maxie (Kirsten Storms) and Spinelli’s (Bradford Anderson) place. She even has some newfound Scorpios with her in the form of Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) and Cody (Josh Kelly).
However, she has a surprise for the whole clan at the door. When she opens Maxie’s front door, will we see Robert (Tristan Rogers) and Holly (Emma Samms) home to visit their daughter? Will Sasha tell them that she is pregnant?
Nina Gets a Big Surprise
Nina (Cynthia Watros) wasn’t happy when Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) invited Drew (Cameron Mathison) to her place for Christmas Eve and for a good reason. Things are about to go from bad to worse for Nina when she spies Drew and Willow in an embrace on her couch.
Later this week, Willow finds herself defending her actions to Lucas (Van Hansis), someone who also once thought Willow was pure and perfect and could do no wrong. Little do the citizens of Port Charles know that Willow could do a lot of wrong.
Spencer Surprises
While Carly (Laura Wright) hosts an evening with Brennan (Charles Mesure) on Christmas Eve, Sonny (Maurice Benard) decides he doesn’t want to know from the man and heads to Rice Plaza with Kristina (Kate Mansi). As we know, Kristina is persona non grata for the moment at her mm’s house because Ric and Molly are there.
Laura (Genie Francis) is thrilled to have her children and grandchildren with her for the Rice Plaza tree lighting, but things are about to get dramatic for Lulu (Alexa Havins) as she gets a very important phone call. Could it be Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez)?
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