Weekly General Hospital Spoilers July 14-18: Natalia's Memorial, Sasha's Goodbye?
Here's What Happens Next On General Hospital
The week will start off with Natalia's (Eva LaRue) memorial, which won't be anything less than dramatic. Presumably hosted by Marco (Adrian Anchondo), he'll most likely be joined by Lucas (Van Hansis), Sidwell (Carlo Rota), Kristina (Kate Mansi), and Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn). But when Alexis comes to Sonny's (Maurice Benard) defense, will it be because he shows up where he's not wanted? Considering he gets the upper hand on Sidwell on Tuesday, it seems he stays for the memorial.
Meanwhile, Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) will seek out Nina (Cynthia Watros) mid-week. Will it be to say goodbye to her previous mother figure? Michael (Rory Gibson) will ponder a big decision, which may entail deciding between going with Sasha and Daisy or staying in Port Charles. If he choose to pack of Wiley (Viron Weaver) and Amelia and leave town with Sasha, that may be why Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) makes a plea on Friday. But will she come clean about being Daisy's stalker?
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At the end of the week, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna, one of GH's 2025 Daytime Emmy nominees) will be surprised by what he sees. This could be a plethora of things involving any number of loved ones. He'll have just clashed with Lulu (Alexa Havins) yet again on Thursday, so tensions may already been running high.
Mid-week, Drew (Cameron Mathison) will lay out a plan. What could Congressman Cutthroat be up to this time? He's already torn Curtis (Donnell Turner) and Portia (Brook Kerr) apart and inadvertently broke up Trina (Tabyana Ali) and Kai (Jens Austin Astrup). Whose lives will be destroy next?
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