On Friday's GH, secrets, sabotage, and some seriously shady baby switch vibes shook Port Charles as Sasha opens up about Daisy, Curtis and Portia finally come clean, and Natalia proves once again that she’s the queen of bad decisions. Let's dive in!
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Sasha Gets Real About Daisy’s Creepy Nursery Drama
Sasha may be glowing with that new mom energy, but she’s not buying the picture-perfect vibe the Quartermaine mansion is trying to sell. In a moment of realness with Cody, she spills about a series of bizarre incidents involving baby Daisy that are just too weird to ignore. First, the hospital brought her the wrong baby. Yes, the wrong baby. Then there was the crib mobile mysteriously turning itself on, followed by a onesie that literally changed colors. Cody tries to reason it away like it’s just too many people buzzing around the mansion, but Sasha isn’t buying the coincidence package. Something is off, and the mother’s intuition alarm is blaring. Cody promises she and Daisy will be okay, but she’s clearly not convinced. Neither are we.
Portia and Curtis Stop Tiptoeing and Finally Say It
Portia storms into Curtis’ office and demands some clarity. Is he trying to fix things, or is he just buying time until he can walk out for good? Curtis says he’s laser-focused on taking Drew down, not their marriage drama, but Portia isn’t letting him dodge the real talk anymore. Curtis admits the lies she told crushed him, and no, he hasn’t gotten over them. Portia fires right back, calling out his hypocrisy since he kept his own little secret alliance with Michael. She says she’s tired of being expected to be some flawless fantasy wife and always being punished for protecting their daughter. Curtis might still love her, but he doesn’t know if she can fix what’s broken. Portia’s left begging for hope, and for once, he doesn’t have an answer. And just when they start reconnecting? Jordan walks in on them mid-desk makeout. Timing really is everything.
Natalia’s Fantasy Future Goes Up in Flames
Natalia was all packed up for a fresh start in Belize, sipping drinks and fantasizing about island life with Sonny by her side. Except plot twist — Sonny was never coming. Paul shows up early to move her out like she’s yesterday’s trash, and when she finds out she’s flying solo, the delusion finally cracks. She thought she had a new life with the mob king, but turns out she was just an inconvenience he needed to export. Natalia is crushed, humiliated, and furious. The betrayal hits so hard she actually calls him a bastard out loud. Once Paul’s gone, she grabs her purse and bolts. And where does she end up? Crashing Daisy’s christening like a woman with nothing left to lose.
Christening Chaos and Plotlines Collide
Over at the church, the Daisy celebration has all the usual Corinthos fanfare: security, high emotions, and shady undercurrents. Michael and Carly reminisce about his christening, and Sonny assures everyone that there won’t be any unwanted guests. Ha! That didn’t age well. Meanwhile, Joss chats with Michael and learns she didn’t get the godmother gig. She plays it cool but clearly feels snubbed. Michael’s drowning in Willow and Drew drama, and Joss isn’t even pretending to be polite about it. She calls them both terrible people and urges Michael not to let them ruin this day.
Back inside, Brook Lynn is quietly panicking. Natalia dropped a bomb that Sonny’s investment in Deception isn’t exactly clean, and now Brook Lynn has no idea how to tell Maxie. Chase tells her to zip it for now. Meanwhile, Carly and Jason are on edge about Turner, and for good reason. The woman’s working her own agenda, as Anna just found out. Turner’s been trying to run a secret Sonny investigation behind Anna’s back, and Anna shuts it down hard. Turner storms out, but she’s not done.
Then, just as the ceremony is about to begin, who waltzes in like it’s her party? Natalia, looking like heartbreak in heels. The drama didn’t just walk into that church — it strutted in with a vengeance.
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