General Hospital fans are applauding Isaiah for schooling Curtis as they argued over Portia and the baby. This is one feud we are here for after seeing Isaiah shut Curtis down with a single truth bomb.
Key Takeaways
- Isaiah defended Portia and their relationship.
- Curits didn’t do himself any favors with his behavior.
- GH fans were thrilled with how Isaiah handled himself against Curtis.
Isaiah for the Win
Ever since Portia (Brook Kerr) was forced to reveal she was in bed with Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson) when Drew (Cameron Mathison) was shot, Curtis (Donnell Turner) has been playing the victim.
Curtis took it to a new level when he walked into the hospital demanding that Portia take a paternity test. However, Isaiah proved once again why he’s the better man by shutting Curtis down to stop him from pressuring Portia.
With one line, Isaiah said what so many have been thinking. The doctor also knocked Curtis down a peg or two, even if only for a hot second. Isaiah telling Curtis that Portia wouldn’t have turned to him if Curtis was giving her what she needed was the truth Curtis deserved to be blasted with.
GH fans couldn’t help but cheer for Isaish after he told Curtis like it is. They were words Curtis needed to hear, especially since he’s been pushing Portia aside for Jordan (Tanisha Harper) for months.
“’She wouldn’t have been looking for comfort in me if you had treated her better’ Isaiah to the bold headed menace,” read an X with a GIF of Meryl Streep screaming and the words, “Say it louder for the people in back!!!” written across it.
Another fan on X shared the video of the moment between Isaiah going all in on Curtis, writing, “Highlight of the episode: This man is everything That smile tho.”
Those are just a couple of the things GH fans are saying as the Curtis and Isaiah feud heats up. The who’s the daddy storyline is posed to go on for a while, so fans should expect more soapy good moments between Portia, Isaiah, and Curtis.
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