General Hospital Spoilers for Next 2 Weeks (April 15-26, 2024)

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The for the have begun to leak out, allowing those who want a preview of the drama that’s to come during a sneak peek. With tensions high and many characters butting heads, it’s understandable why some viewers will want early info on what’s going to happen between;;; and other characters. Here’s a breakdown of the for the next two weeks.

The General Hospital spoilers for the next two weeks, between April 15-24, concern Ava’s manipulation of Nina, Drew and Nina’s relationship, Carly potentially falling for another man, and Cyrus’ mysterious reveal.

Ava further manipulates Nina, giving her false hope about Sonny. Meanwhile, Sonny becomes suspicious of Ava and Drew, and it’s expected that he will soon realize that his medication has been tampered with, leading to him discovering Ava’s deception.

Drew and Nina’s secret could soon get out. With Sonny growing suspicious of Drew rehiring Nina, it’s becoming more and more likely that the secret will soon be uncovered. This would jeopardize Nina’s attempts at reconciliation with Sonny.

The new General Hospital spoilers highlight how Jason wants to help Carly by buying back her share of the Metro Court. However, Carly is resistant as she desires independence. This could complicate their relationship.

Cyrus seems set to betray multiple characters, promising to give information to Anna. What exactly he will reveal isn’t yet known, but it surely concerns criminal activity. Cyrus’ information is expected to shake up the plot and impact many different people.

The above General Hospital spoilers are sourced from Soaps.com and Celebrity Dirty Laundry, websites with a good track record of accurate plot previews, potentially sourced from the networks themselves (as is common).

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