General Hospital Recap: Sasha Says Her Goodbyes to Port Charles
On today's General Hospital recap:
Nina is shocked and upset Sasha is leaving town, but she says it's not safe for Daisy here. Sasha says one of Sonny's enemies could be behind what happened, and she can't risk her daughter. Nina asks where they're going but Sasha says it's best if no one knows. Nina says she thinks of Sasha as her daughter and feels responsible.
Nina's sorry she told Ric about Daisy's paternity, which let out the secret she was Sonny's grandchild. She swears she didn't mean to put Sasha in harm's way, but Sasha says the truth would have come out. Sasha says Nina was only trying to help Willow and understands. Nina promises to be there for them if needed.
Michael tells Tracy that Sasha is leaving the country with the baby. Michael wonders if he can take his kids and leave with Sasha. Tracy doesn't think he'll go through with it because he won't do it to Monica. Michael doesn't know how to let Daisy go and possibly never see her again. Tracy says he's putting Daisy first, and everyone will know he's doing it for her protection.
Tracy confronts Jason about Michael losing Sasha and Daisy. She says she doesn't want something to happen to Gio and Sonny needs to be kept away. Jason says Gio is an adult and can make his own decision about Sonny. Tracy says Jason values family loyalty and asks him not to stop her from getting Sonny out of the city. She says she wants to protect her family any way she can.
Jason tells Danny he's taking Sasha and the baby out of the country and will be gone for a few days. Later, Danny seeks out Sasha and lets her know he'll miss her and the baby.
Sasha gives the baby to Michael while she packs, and he talks to her about them leaving and how he wishes he could go with them.
Stella wants to know why Curtis is using Aurora to attack Sonny, but Curtis says Michael understood. Stella says not only did it hurt Sonny, but also Laura and demands the truth from him. Curtis swears it wasn't his idea but promises he's doing the best he can and will make it up to Laura.
Nina goes to Curtis and says she's willing to help him do another hit piece on Sonny. She says as Sonny's ex-wife she can shed the worst light on him. Curtis says he knows she doesn't really want to do this, and figures Drew got to her. Curtis says he knows she and Portia hired Jacinda and they need to devise a plan to stop Drew as soon as possible. Nina doesn't want to turn on Sonny but says she's backed into a corner.
Previous General Hospital (GH) Recap: Tracy Blackmails Nina Into Helping Her Destroy Sonny
Willow says Michael has all the power and is being cruel, but Drew says they're going to beat Michael at his own game. Drew says they'll make Michael look incompetent and a danger to his children. He promises he's doing everything he can to get her kids back and won't stop.
Isaiah tells Willow the cabin Lucky left him is a money pit, but he doesn't want to dump it on someone else. Willow tells him that she's marrying Drew at the end of the month but wishes her kids would be there.
Kai thanks Portia for all of her support but she questions whether he's sorry for betraying her and Curtis to Drew. Kai defends his actions, but Portia says he eavesdropped and then told Drew. Portia says he made a promise to Trina then broke it She refuses to forgive him. Kai says he had to do what he felt was right, but Portia says Drew would never do the same for him.
Stella invites Kai to dinner, but he tells her about his breakup with Trina. Stella is shocked but Kai says he did something that broke Trina's trust. Stella wonders if it was worth it for him.
Drew arrives as Kai is leaving. Portia accuses him of manipulating Kai but is certain he will see Drew for who he is. Drew says he wants her help taking down Michael. He says he needs her to make it look like Michael has an opioid addiction from his treatment. Portia figures he wants to be able to take Michael's kids away from him. She says she won't destroy Michael's family and ruin his children's lives. Drew says she will do it unless she wants to kiss her life goodbye.
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This story was originally reported by Daytime Confidential on Jul 17, 2025, where it first appeared.
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