General Hospital Spoilers: Willow Defies Michael’s Ultimatum, Clings to Drew!
General Hospital spoilers report Willow Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen) is doubling down on her alliance with Drew Quartermaine (Cameron Mathison) following an explosive custody battle for Ameilia Corinthos (Sequoia and Serenity Mork Macko) and Wiley Corinthos (Viron Weaver) that left her in the hospital replaying the horrific moment that a judge told her she was losing her children.
Despite Drew’s vile stunt — ensuring Wiley overheard him claim Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) abandoned his kids for his new baby, Daisy, with Sasha Gilmore Corbin (Sofia Mattsson) — Willow’s refusal to abandon him has fans gasping.
With Michael potentially preparing a game-changing ultimatum to force Willow to choose between Drew and a co-parenting truce, is Willow sealing her fate by clinging to a sinking ship? Will her loyalty to Drew cost her everything?
Willow’s Stubborn Stand for Drew
Willow’s faith in Drew, already shaken by his recent tryst with a prostitute, faces a new test in the wake of Willow losing custody after prioritizing Drew over them.
Yet, she’s digging in, possibly swayed by Drew’s promises of a fresh start in Washington, D.C., or her own guilt over their affair.
How long will Willow continue to defend Drew? If Michael goes far enough to offer her an ultimatum — rumored to demand she ditch Drew for shared custody — will her defiance backfire?
Michael’s Ultimatum Looms Large
Michael will likely end up fueled by rage over Drew’s Wiley stunt, leaving him ready to drop a bombshell, likely with Diane Miller’s (Carolyn Hennesy) legal finesse.
Sources hint he’ll offer Willow a deal: sever ties with Drew to co-parent peacefully, or face being completely cut off from her kids without visitation. Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) will be pushing hard to keep her grandkids in her family, and we know that Corinthos money talks.
If Willow rejects Michael’s terms, her loyalty to Drew could paint her as even more unfit. At the same time, it could look like Michael is still trying to control who Willow spends her time with. Will Michael’s ultimatum force her hand, or solidify her resolve?
A Fateful Choice with No Winners
Willow’s refusal to ditch Drew could seal a losing fate in weeks ahead, as she and Michael attempt to figure out a visitation schedule.
Her trust in Drew, despite his betrayals, might alienate Wiley and Ameilia, while Sasha’s presence as Michael’s new focus complicates her emotions.
If Willow’s stubborn loyalty to Drew under Michael’s ultimatum ends up threatening to cost her her children, will she pivot before it’s too late? Keep checking back for more GH news and spoilers to see how this plays out.
Enough of the Willow loyalty to to Drew. It is time Willow is given the chance to think for herself. I don’t feel Michael’s thought process is out of line especially with Drew’s manipulation of Willow. Willow has not been presented (until recently), that she would chose a man over her children. It is just ridiculous how writers are continuing to allow Willow to present as absolutely stupid under Drew’s control no drama just plain stupidity. Writers just adding chapter after chapter to this story line instead of bringing it to an end. Writers are putting more and more road blocks in the already too long drawn out story line. No marriage for Drew/Willow, possible joint custody between Willow/Michael if Drew is removed from the picture, and move on. July to July is much too long for a story line to carry on especially when it is as disgusting as this one is.
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