For months now on General Hospital, Nathan has remained a loose thread. His unexplained seven-year absence has had fans talking and speculating, while Nathan doesn’t seem too interested in knowing why his death was faked and who did it. As that continues to play out, Ryan Paevey resurfaced online, sharing exciting news that his latest project is nearing fruition.
Key Takeaways
- Nathan’s fate on GH remains unresolved, fueling fan speculation.
- Ryan Paevey resurfaced online, launching a Barbados travel series on YouTube.
- The project emphasized surfing, friendship, and unstructured adventure over polish.
- Fans responded warmly to the relaxed, personal tone.
A Plane Ticket, a Camera, and a Not-So-Subtle Nudge
Paevey wrote on Instagram, “The first chapter of our epic adventure in Barbados is live now on my YouTube! I’d be super grateful if you could hire billboards in your town to tell everyone to go watch. Or at least tell a couple friends, haha. Gonna link it in my story, and the channel link is also in the linktree in my bio. 🤙🏽.” It came off easy and familiar, with the same laid-back confidence he brought to the rest of the trip.
In the attached clip, he kept it simple, saying they’d pulled the trip together over roughly 20 weeks and were heading to Barbados with two close friends, no grand pitch attached. The plan was loose by design; surf when it worked, roam when it didn’t, and stay open to whatever turned up. Paevey explained that the island had the feel of a hidden cave you stumble into by accident, the kind with pools you didn’t expect and stories you don’t rush past.
In the longer YouTube video, he spoke about surfing like it was a baseline, not a thrill, something that keeps him straight rather than hyped. Days moved between the workshop and the water, between silver, motorcycles, and an old truck that only cooperates if you don’t rush it. His brother popped in, the soreness became part of the joke, and the conversation drifted toward mental health and friendship in a casual discussion.
Making Something Out of Nothing, On Purpose
What came through wasn’t a scripted performance, just a sense of how his days actually stack up when no one’s shaping them for television. The waves weren’t always great, the truck took its time, plans bent and doubled back, and that looseness didn’t feel accidental so much as chosen, like the whole thing worked precisely because it refused to lock into something tidy.
Fans responded in kind. One viewer called the video “absolutely amazing,” another said he looked “so relaxed and happy,” while someone else chimed in with memories of rare surf days on the island. Several promised to watch immediately, others just dropped hearts, fire, and wave emojis, letting the mood speak for itself.
If Nathan remained a question mark in Port Charles, Paevey, at least for now, seemed comfortable letting the answer wait while he chased something simpler, louder, and sunburned on his own terms. (Find out Paevey’s surprising take on Nathan not being with Maxie (Kirsten Storms).
