General Hospital Spoilers Today: What's Happening with Willow & Drew? (May 1)
General Hospital May 1 episode spoilers had a blend of intense drama, rising tensions, and game-changing secrets. From Willow confronting Drew over cheating to Brook Lynn fighting to keep her past buried, here's a recap of May 1 General Hospital episode.
Drew pleads with Willow to hear him out, but she refuses to back down. Nina watches smugly as Willow shuts Drew down, insisting the video evidence speaks for itself. Drew argues that his behavior was out of character, but Willow fires back—she trusted him before, and now she might lose her children because of his actions. She later reveals how hurtful it was to discover how much Michael hates her (via Soaps.com).
Lulu struggles with the weight of Brook Lynn's secret: the child she had in high school. Though Laura urges her to be cautious and not 'play God,' Lulu admits she's tired of protecting other people's truths at the cost of her own peace.
Tracy is happy about Lulu's Drew exposé, further inflaming Brook Lynn, who storms out with Chase behind her, only to hear she's terrified of the fallout if the adoption story runs. While Chase suggests they loop in Dante, Lynn refuses. Instead, Chase goes to Dante himself, insisting he get Lulu to stand down.
Gio confronts Tracy about Jason's version of AJ's death, but she remains skeptical. She warns Gio that Sonny always does Jason's dirty work, whether through lies or violence. Tracy urges Gio to avoid Sonny's influence before it's too late.
Trina kisses Kai for luck as he heads into surgery, while Joss and Emma stand by her side. Vaughn pulls Joss aside, impressed by her intel on Professor Dalton. Meanwhile, Joss and Emma discuss a plan to retrieve and tamper with a thumb drive without tipping Emma off.
Drew insists he doesn't drink or do drugs, and his behavior was completely out of character. He heads to General Hospital for a blood test, pleading with Willow to join him. Reluctantly, she agrees. Meanwhile, Laura comforts Trina during Kai's surgery, and Dante asks Lulu for help with Brook Lynn.
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