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General Hospital viewers know the thing that has been weighing on Brad’s conscience and mind the most is the baby swap, and knowing that the child he and his husband Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes) are raising is actually not the original child that they had adopted.
As General Hospital viewers know, that baby died of sudden infant death syndrome, and Brad went driving with the dead child out in the country, wondering what to do when he came across Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) walking along the road with her newborn, Jonah Corinthos (Eric and Theodore). That is when the baby swap occurred.
General Hospital Spoilers – Willow Tait Is The Birth Mother Of Original Baby
Other General Hospital spoilers tease Brad may be forced to tell the truth because of the Shiloh Archer (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) situation. General Hospital viewers now know for sure that Willow is the birth mother of the original baby.
GH writers may have given a huge clue in the conversation between Brad and Julian Jerome (William DeVry) in a recent episode. Brad had read an article by Dr. Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) advice column – which she herself penned – about adopted children inheriting health problems from their birth parents.
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Brad was talking to Julian about the article and Julian asked if he was worried about Wiley inheriting anything from the birth father. In the same episode, Shiloh had cornered Willow in her classroom, and Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) had asked her, after Shiloh left, if Shiloh was the birth father of her baby.
General Hospital Spoilers – If Shiloh Archer Finds Out, Will He Take Wiley?
Willow had obviously told Chase about the baby. If Shiloh found out about the baby, it may create a situation where he finds out who has Wiley and tries to take him. Then Brad may be forced to tell him the truth about what happened to he and Willow’s actual baby to prevent a kidnapping.
So will Brad confess about Wiley, and before or after Shiloh finds out Willow gave birth to his son? Stay tuned to General Hospital and keep checking General Hospital spoilers frequently to see what happens when Brad confesses!
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We all hope yes and soon or the kid will need a shave
He need to tell the whole story and not leave anything out. So, Michael can get his son, he don’t need to miss more time with his and he need’s to know that Michael is his father. It is sicken the way these stories lines are being dragged out, just sicken. When will Michael know that-that is his son, when he’s able to go College, by that time he will have missed all the important mile stones in the child’s life, that he needs to know. As far as this crapt about that spoil brat name Christine she needs her behind beat. She has no respect for her parents and they let her talk to them any kinda way. The writers need to revisit her script and make sure that she show her respect to parents and Grandfather. Molly know more about what she has gotten herself into than she does. With her it’s always Shiloh, like she could eat his you know what. That’s a story line that needs to come to a close. Jason getting into trouble when he don’t need to be. There must something he need to be doing with his time other babysitting that brat. He have children of his own that he to be with. The whole situation is down discussing. These soap opera children some of them alway don’t show not respect and the people thats writing these script need to pay attention to that. She shouldn’t be acting like that anyway. I’m tired of watching these soaps written like that, it’s bad enough things like that going on in reality. Nobody need to watch that, can’t find something else to write about?
Well, the NEVER ENDING story will come to an end!! Hallelujah…present a story and end it before the new year comes in!!!
Why do you keep saying Willow is the birth mother of Wiley? Nelle is the birth mother and Michael is Wiley’s father. Get on with it. Michael is missing some good parts of being a father
I certainly hope so. Time to wrap this up.