The love triangle of Curtis, Portia, and Jordan has been in the mix for quite some time on General Hospital. Things are coming to a head, and both Jordan and Trina were out of line this week. Who do you think should mind their own business?
Jordan Was Gossipy
Jordan (Tanisha Harper) has every right to dislike Portia (Brook Kerr). Whether she admits it or not, Portia stepped right in as soon as she saw that Curtis (Donnell Turner) was having problems in his marriage. Now she is upset that Jordan is doing the same thing to her.
The GH Chief of Staff is keeping a secret; she is pregnant, and she doesn’t know if the father is her husband or Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson).
Jordan was zeroed in on Curtis’ wife during the Quartermaine tea and noticed Portia’s nausea and other signs of pregnancy. Instead of keeping her suspicions to herself, she confronted her adversary at the Qs, which was inappropriate. Portia, of course, denied it.
Instead of leaving it alone, the former Deputy Mayor gossiped to her best friend and Chief of Police Anna (Finola Hughes), right in the middle of the Brown Dog. Now she wants to report her findings right back to Curtis, which will only cause problems because he may not be the father. Jordan may want to take a step back from this situation.
Trina Was Controlling
Guess who also happened to be at the Brown Dog? Trina (Tabyana Ali) was there and spotted Jordan across the bar.
Curtis and Portia had already broken the divorce news to their daughter, but she is still hoping for a reconciliation. No child wants their parents to get divorced, but this marriage is only a few years old, and Trina had no idea that Curtis was her father until recently.
Trina felt the need to get up and ask Jordan not to hang around her father anymore, in the hopes that this would bring her parents together. It felt odd that she had no qualms about inserting herself into the scenario. Jordan was taken aback.
Curtis may be Trina’s dad, but this situation is clearly not her business, as it involves things that she doesn’t even know about. Instead of worrying about this love triangle (which has turned into a quadrangle with Isaiah), she should look for Taggert (Real Andrews), the man who raised her. He disappeared into thin air, and she never questions it.
As of now, none of the players is handling this situation well at all.
