Ever since GH spoilers showed that Nina Reeves learned that Nelle Benson was her daughter, she realized that this made Wiley Corinthos her grandson. She’s been able to spend some time with the boy, but that may all change.
GH Spoilers Speculation
Now that word is spreading that she hid Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) from his family, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) may choose to keep Wiley from Nina (Cynthia Watros) to pay her back. What almost 3,000 voters are predicting about that:
Father Knows Best
Like Michael has ever made a decision on his own, 49% of you chortle. Michael does what his mommy says. When he isn’t doing what his daddy says. Michael may huff and puff and threaten to keep Wiley from Nina, but if Sonny overrules his son and heir, then he’ll toe the line. No matter how loudly Carly (Laura Wright) screeches.
Mother Knows Best
On the other hand, 38% of the audience is convinced we’ve got it backward and they predict that Michael may love and respect his killer daddy, but he’s a mama’s boy through and through, and as soon as Carly reminds him that Nina made Mommy sad, Michael will do whatever she commands about his son. Just like he has every time up to now. It’s a close call, but Carly has been manipulating Michael more consistently – in between divorces from Sonny.
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GH Spoilers: The Other Woman
Michael worked so hard to be with Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), especially when he was so bummed out that the guy who she married on his deathbed refused to go with the program and, you know, drop dead.
Now that they’re together, 13% of the viewers expect her to show Nina compassion and convince Michael to let her see Wiley. No matter what his parents say. OF course, in that case, Willow would have made an enemy of Carly and Sonny. Never a smart move.
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