It’s about to be the battle of Curtis’ pregnant women in Port Charles…or is it? Jordan’s secret has been outed on the March 13, 2026 episode of General Hospital, but is all what it seems?
Key Takeaways
- Portia is pregnant with Curtis’ baby.
- Jordan suspects she could also be pregnant with Curtis’ baby.
- Portia wondered if Jordan is pregnant.
- Stella discovered Jordan’s pregnancy test.
Portia Is Pregnant and Pissed
Portia’s (Brook Kerr) pregnancy couldn’t have come at a less opportune time. Stuck between her love for Curtis (Donnell Turner) and her lust for Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson), when Portia got pregnant, it finally put things into perspective.
Of course, her interest in co-parenting alongside Curtis and continuing her relationship with Isaiah didn’t stop her from loathing Curtis’ new-old woman, Jordan (Tanisha Harper). Now, it’s looking like another battle for Curtis’ heart.
Jordan Is Pregnant…Or Is She?
Jordan has been all but wearing her unopened pregnancy test around her neck, drawing out the inevitable. She has reason to believe she’s pregnant, but she’s yet to confirm anything.
General Hospital spoilers for March 13 teased that Jordan’s secret wasn’t safe, and when Portia ran into Jordan at the nail salon, she caught wind of the way Jordan suddenly took off and hurried to the restroom. And of course, considering the way Jordan called Portia out for being pregnant, Portia was anything but quiet about it.
When Portia outright asked if Jordan was pregnant, Jordan didn’t answer, but Portia jumped to that conclusion. But while Jordan just learned everything is fine with her liver, could there be something else wrong that’s mimicking pregnancy symptoms? Or is Curtis about to be a dad two times over?
If Portia’s assumptions weren’t bad enough, Stella (Vernee Watson) dropped off a housewarming present at Jordan’s place and was surprisingly welcomed in by Curtis. But it didn’t take long for Stella to discover Jordan’s pregnancy test.
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