General Hospital (GH) spoilers for Friday, December 29, reveal that Olivia Quartermaine (Lisa LoCicero) and Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer) will head to The Savoy for a New Year’s Eve bash, but Lois will struggle to move past the shocking news that Olivia delivered.
Olivia revealed that Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth) wasn’t the rat who turned in Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), but she refused to divulge who actually blabbed about their insider trading.
When Lois keeps fixating on who’s responsible, Olivia will beg her to just accept that it’s a secret and move on.
However, Lois may push Olivia until she finally cracks – or maybe she’ll eavesdrop on the snitch’s identity instead.
Lois will have the perfect opportunity to learn more since Ned will get into a heated argument with Carly nearby.
Carly will fire back at Ned about returning the favor, so she may once again accuse him of spilling to the SEC and act like he deserves to get betrayed in return.
Ned will get riled up enough to almost tell Carly the truth about Nina Corinthos (Cynthia Watros), but he may ultimately put the blame on Drew for committing the crime and taking a risky plea deal.
It’s Drew’s own fault that he landed at Pentonville, so Ned may remind Carly of that. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) will witness this heated exchange and could perhaps intervene before Ned overshares.
Maybe Lois will listen in on the argument that’ll inevitably ensue between Michael and Ned afterward. It’d be easy for Lois to overhear Nina’s name and click all the puzzle pieces into place.
One way or another, GH spoilers say Lois will uncover another shocker, so it looks like she’ll find out what Nina did and decide Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) deserves to know.
While Lois pulls Sonny aside and prepares to confess what she’s learned, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) will track Nina down and admit he’s in the loop on her secret.
After Cyrus reveals that he was the one in that confessional, he’ll insist Nina needs to get right with God.
Nina will start to panic and wonder what Cyrus plans to do now that he’s aware of her SEC snitching.
Cyrus might suggest that he’d rather do nothing and let Nina come clean herself.
Perhaps Cyrus will urge Nina to unburden herself to Sonny – or else he’ll do it for her.
Nina will ultimately realize that if she’s going to tell Sonny the real story, then it has to be tonight! Unfortunately, Nina may not be able to confess before Lois rats her out.
Back with Carly, she’ll get an amazing surprise – presumably just in time for the midnight countdown.
Drew will make it back from his Australia trip early, so it sounds like he’ll share a kiss with Carly as they kick off the new year.
Over with Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), she’ll freak over skydiving with Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison). When the big moment arrives, Alexis will apparently chicken out.
Based on Friday’s GH preview video, it seems Alexis may apologize for not being able to go through with it.
Gregory may have to find another skydiving partner or face the challenge on his own if he can’t talk Alexis into it.
In Trina Robinson’s (Tabyana Ali) dorm room, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) will visit and discuss the future with her.
That’ll give Spencer a chance to see a letter that says Trina’s been accepted to study at the Sorbonne for a semester.
Spencer will insist Trina has to do it and will even offer to spend that semester with her in Paris, so she’ll definitely be tempted.
At Pentonville, Esme Prince (Avery Pohl) will show up to see Heather Webber (Alley Mills), who’ll quickly realize she remembers her past – even the worst parts.
Heather will inevitably dish out some guidance once she gets updates on Esme’s total recall.
It’s never a good idea to take advice from Heather, but that’s probably what Esme will do once she hears form her bio mom.
General Hospital spoilers say Heather will offer her dangerous words of wisdom, so stay tuned!
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