The next General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, March 31, 2026, shows Chase turning to Willow for help, Nathan drawing a boundary with Felicia, and Portia hesitating to Curtis.
Key Takeaways
- Portia is unsure about what Curtis is suggesting.
- Nathan sets a firm boundary with Felicia.
- He will also receive a mysterious text.
- Brook Lynn blames Michael for Chase reconnecting with Willow.
- Chase turns to Willow as his only option for help.
- Sidwell issues a serious warning that shakes Jordan.
Coming up in Port Charles
Portia (Brook Kerr) tells Curtis, “I don’t know if I’m ready for that just yet.” Curtis surprises Portia, according to the teasers. What could it be? Chances are, it’s baby-related, because nothing says “let’s schedule our separate lives” quite like Curtis showing up with a fully formed plan, a timeline, and the emotional equivalent of a PowerPoint presentation ready to go.
Meanwhile, at Bobbie’s, Nathan (Ryan Paevey) tells Felicia (Kristina Wagner), “With all due respect, it’s not really any of your business.” She’s probably asking about his new relationship with Lulu (Alexa Havins). Awkward! However, the conversation might end quickly when Nathan gets a mysterious text.
An angry Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) vents to Michael (Rory Gibson), “Your bright idea sent Chase back into Willow’s orbit.” Because apparently, Chase doesn’t just revisit his past; he dives headfirst into it, drags their future with him, and still somehow expects Brook Lynn to smile politely while their foster dreams drift away in the background.
Speak of the devil, Chase (Josh Swickard) implores Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), “I need help, and you’re the only one who can give it.” You can feel GH fandom collectively shaking their heads as Chase continues to pile one bad decision on top of another.
And a really stern Sidwell (Carlo Rota) leaves Jordan (Tanisha Harper) rattled when he states, “I would hate for you to lose everything.” That sounds like a threat. Since Marco’s (Adrian Anchondo) death, Sidwell’s been on the warpath, and woe be to anyone who gets in his way, including his supposedly trustworthy assistant/associate.
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