The next General Hospital spoilers video for Tuesday, July 7, 2026, shows Carly at Joss’s bedside and Lulu shutting down Valentin’s suggestion. Meanwhile, Tracy tells Willow to prove she is good, and Chase tells Brook Lynn they know who would frame Willow.
Key Takeaways
- Carly tells Josslyn she cannot survive losing another child.
- Valentin wants time alone with Charlotte, but Lulu shuts it down.
- Tracy challenges Willow to prove she is better by comparison.
- Brook Lynn wonders who would frame Willow.
- Chase believes he and Brook Lynn already know the answer.
Coming up in Port Charles
Carly (Laura Wright) is on the warpath and tells Josslyn (Eden McCoy), “I already lost one child. I won’t survive if I lose another.” Considering Carly just found out her daughter is not only working for the WSB but has apparently graduated from rookie agent to government-adjacent problem-solver, this is not going to be a gentle mother-daughter chat. Carly wants Joss out, and Joss seems more committed than ever.
Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) asks Charlotte (Bluesy Burke), “Why don’t we go someplace, the two of us, and we catch up?” but Lulu (Alexa Havins) jumps in and says, “I don’t think so.” That is probably wise, since Valentin’s version of catching up usually comes with forged documents and a private plane. Charlotte may want to run straight into her father’s arms, but Lulu just spent five minutes learning how much her daughter already hid, so she is not exactly in the mood to let Charlotte out of her sight.
As they face off, Tracy (Jane Elliot) says to Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), “You’re good by comparison. Prove it.” That is vintage Tracy, really. She can offer moral guidance while making it sound like a performance review from a duchess who just found a raccoon in the pantry. Willow may not be Drew-level terrible, which is technically a compliment in Port Charles, but Tracy is not handing out gold stars until she sees receipts, growth, and possibly a notarized apology.
Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) asks Chase (Josh Swickard), “Who would frame Willow?” to which he replies, “I think we know the answer to that.” Chase’s attitude toward Michael (Rory Gibson) is starting to mirror Curtis’ (Donnell Turner) attitude toward Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson). Chase may think he has the whole picture, but he needs to think again. Besides…the actual person framing Willow might be a lot closer than he realizes.
