This week’s General Hospital spoilers tease a shocking betrayal, a secret revealed, and a dangerous threat. The latest preview video captures Sonny and Justine kissing and whispering, “Our secret’s out.” Here’s a detailed breakdown of everything that’s set to unfold between September 21-25:

General Hospital spoilers preview what happens from September 21-25
The video begins with Nina, played by Cynthia Watros, in WSB custody, accused of being responsible for Jack Brennan’s disappearance and possible murder. Willow, portrayed by Katelyn MacMullen, is desperate to clear her mother’s name and get her released (via soapoperadigest.com).
Meanwhile, Maura West’s Ava meets the congresswoman at the Metro Court Gardens, offering a glimmer of hope. “If Nina is being framed,” Ava says, “I may know by whom.” It looks like Ava might double-cross her partner in crime, Drew Cain, played by Cameron Mathison, or shift the blame onto someone else.
The GH spoiler clip then cuts to Sonny, played by Maurice Benard, and Justine, portrayed by Nazneen Contractor. The pair has kept their affair secret, meeting privately in the apartment above Charlie’s Pub. Now, Justine tells her lover, “Our secret’s out.” The next shot shows someone secretly watching the couple in an intimate moment in a dark spot, believing they’re alone.
Up next, Ava is heard angrily snapping, “He has to go down!” After her outburst, Sonny tells Rick Hearst’s character, Ric, “Let ’em try.” Meanwhile, in Pentonville, Curtis, played by Donnell Turner, is learning just how risky it is to share a cell with Carlo Rota’s Sidwell.
During yard time, Curtis is approached by another inmate who casually advises, “Find a reason not to be in your cell after lunch.” Moments later, that inmate and two others are seen entering the cell where Sidwell sits with a book. The clip ends as they close in around him, and he watches them cautiously.
To keep up with all the drama, catch General Hospital weekdays on ABC. Episodes are also available to stream on Hulu Monday through Friday.



































