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General Hospital spoilers for Monday, February 1, 2021, reveal truths finally seeing light, a demand to stay quiet, and tough questions about trust. You won’t want to miss a moment of this emotional new episode.
General Hospital Spoilers Highlights
Jax (Ingo Rademacher) tells Nina (Cynthia Watros) that it’s finally time for her to hear the truth, but to what extent will he come clean? After all, his lies and cover-ups regarding Nelle (Chloe Lanier) go back to 2011 when Josslyn (Eden McCoy) was diagnosed with stage 5 kidney cancer in both of her kidneys.
Although for years, Carly (Laura Wright) thought Joss had Jake’s kidney, when he turned up alive, it turned out to be Nelle. Will Jax come clean about everything and reveal more than even Carly knows? He did say it’s time for the whole truth…
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Valentin Ready to Pounce
Already hot on the trail of Jax and Carly hiding something from Nina, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) professes that he already knows what the outcome will be. He called out Carly for always manipulating the truth to further her own agenda.
Even though he spun his own lies when he presented Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) as Nina’s fake daughter, ultimately his love and intentions for Nina run deep. Once Nina finally hears the truth, will she run back into Valentin’s arms, and more importantly, will the necklace saga finally be wrapped up this coming week? (Although we may need the return of Nelle for that.)
Trust Issues Abound
After Nikolas (Marcus Colama) tells Laura (Genie Francis) that his love for Ava (Maura West) is deepening and his marriage is becoming real, Laura asks her son some tough questions about his wife. Does he really trust Ava, and if not completely, then how can they have a future together?
Nikolas is determined to remarry Ava–this time for love, but will both of their past deceptions and lies ultimately send their renewed love packing out of Wyndemere General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.
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