General Hospital Recap: Jordan and Curtis Agree to be Friends
On today's General Hospital recap:
Alexis stops by the mansion to see Monica, but Jason says she's too ill to see anyone. Alexis tells him Drew wants to move to DC with Scout. Alexis complains about Drew and how what he's doing would not be what Sam would want. Alexis asks Jason to talk to Monica and see if she can sway Drew into not moving. Jason talks to Monica and comes back to let Alexis know she'll reach out to Drew.
Drew wants information from Liz about Willow, but Liz says she's trying to get her life back together and to leave Willow alone. She says Willow needs time to heal and has the support of the hospital staff.
Drew says he loves Willow and blames Curtis. He asks if Liz thinks Willow is better off now. Liz says to respect what Willow wants and maybe they'll find their way to each other. Drew thanks her for being there for Willow.
Isaiah is happy to see Portia is still working at the hospital and she says she has no plans to leave. Portia says she's grateful to Isaiah for his support. The two make small talk about his cabin in the woods. When he leaves, Portia touches his arm as she says her goodbyes, which Stella sees.
Stella asks about their relationship, but Portia says they're just friends. Stella is worried their friendship will look unprofessional. Portia says she has boundaries with everyone who works with her. Portia promises she and Curtis are working on their marriage. The two share a hug which Drew sees as he's walking by. He calls the department of financial services to open an insurance fraud investigation.
Curtis tells Jordan that Drew wants a truce and he and Portia are working on their marriage. Jordan and Curtis agree to continue being friends. He asks about her work with Sidwell and Jordan says she's finding it interesting and challenging. Jordan tells him about the new apartment she bought and points it out to him. Isaiah is walking through the park and spots them chatting.
Carly wants to get away to the Finger Lakes with Jack, but Anna interrupts to talk to Carly. She's not happy but Anna is following up on Lucas' claim that Marco was abducted but Carly gets annoyed and refuses to answer and storms off.
Jack is upset with Anna, but she wonders how Carly would react to find out he recruited Josslyn and then shipped her off on a dangerous mission. Jack says she can't tell Carly because that would be treason. Anna warns if anything happens to Josslyn she will tell Carly it was his fault.
Carly returns with wine and wants to celebrate their time alone together. Jack says he hasn't been truthful with her.
Laura summons Dante and Lulu to tell them to make peace with Liesl for Rocco's sake. Lulu says she doesn't want him anywhere near Liesl but Laura says Rocco wants reassurances that Britt wasn't a horrible person. Laura says they need Rocco to trust them, and everything should be out in the open. Lulu asks Laura to facilitate a meeting with everyone.
Liesl is summoned and Lulu apologizes for yelling at her at the pool that day. Liesl says Rocco is the one who reached out to her with questions. She says it's Rocco's choice to get to know her, but Dante says it's their decision as his parents. Liesl says Rocco wants to know about Britt and how she gave him life.
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Lulu says she'll allow Liesl to meet with Rocco while she and Danteare there to supervise. Liesl is less than thrilled but Lulu says she wants safety measures in place. Liesl says Laura doesn't have to follow the same rules, and she is quick to point out their situations are different. Liesl wants the grandmother's benefits, but Lulu says she's not Rocco's grandmother.
Liesl says Britt carried him, so her blood is in his veins which makes Britt as much his mother as Lulu is. Dante gets angry and reminds Liesl that Britt betrayed them and stole the embryo. Liesl counters if Britt hadn't carried him, Rocco wouldn't exist. Dante says they would have found a surrogate to carry him. Laura interrupts to remind them they need to think of Rocco's needs.
Liesl accuses them of vilifying Britt despite the fact she gave them a miracle. Dante says Britt was a criminal and so is Liesl. He reminds her that she once tried to make him into her personal assassin, but she brushes him off. Dante warns he'll arrest her for anything he finds but she says Rocco will be upset that he put her in jail.
Pascal chastises Britt that she should be in the lab instead of sitting around the pool but says the lab's air circulation isn't working. She says she's not working until it's repaired to her specifications. Britt is flippant towards him which angers Pascal.
Josslyn and Vaughn arrive at the hotel.
Anna heads to the mansion and tells Jason that he needs to find Britt as soon as he can.
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This story was originally reported by Daytime Confidential on Aug 9, 2025, where it first appeared.
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