A big question mark hangs over the future of baby Avery Corinthos as his custody hearings get underway. This week on General Hospital expect the legal tug-of-war over the baby to heat up, and possibly lead to a kidnapping!
People find that everyone seems to be obsessed with the guardianship of little Avery, according to spoilers released by TV Source Magazine. Sonny (Maurice Benard), Julian (William deVry), and unstable Michael (Chad Duell) apparently all have their agendas and personal stakes in the simmering custody battle.
Expect to see Michael go through a really tough interrogation as he takes the stand in the custody hearing. Julian, the baby’s uncle, makes it clear to Michael though, that he will get involved in the legal proceedings if Avery continues to be used as a bargaining chip. At some point, the judge will make a ruling on the child’s guardianship, spoilers have it. So, who gets custody?
It apparently won’t be Avery’s father, Sonny. The same website tells the audience that they will find Carly (Laura Wright) trying to convince a disappointed Sonny not to take drastic and potentially dangerous measures following what we expect to be an unfavorable ruling by the court.
Meanwhile, in a truly unexpected twist, other spoilers suggest that Avery may end up being kidnapped by his supposedly deceased mother, Ava! Yes, it would seem Ava is really coming back from the dead!
Elsewhere in General Hospital’s sanity-stretching world, people should expect to find Franco still locked-up in the nuthouse even while he is only faking his madness, Celebdirty Laundry revealed. Beside him is Nina (Michelle Stafford), who we recently learned also got herself committed to the funny farm under false pretenses in order to get closer to her beloved schemer Franco!
We will have our share of lies and deceit, now on to the jealousy part! Expect to find a very disappointed Sonny and Ric after learning that their respective ladies, Elizabeth (Rebecca Hearbst) and Carly, have been visiting handsome amnesiac Jake!
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