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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Entertainment
Denise Nequinto

'General Hospital' Spoilers Sees Willow Celebrate Acquittal As Michael Now Suspected for Drew's Shooting

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Michael Corinthos in 'General Hospital' (Credit: General Hospital/X)

A promo teasing the upcoming week's episodes for General Hospital sees Willow walking away a free woman from the trial over Drew's shooting. However, not every character in the US soap is too happy about it, as with Willow getting acquitted, the suspicion has moved over to someone else.

A video preview of General Hospital episodes for the week of 19 January shows more twists and turns for several characters in Port Charles. Even as audiences know that Willow Cain (Katelyn MacMullen) is very guilty for shooting Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison), she is walking away a free woman having been acquitted. The preview spoilers show Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) entering the Cain house, ready to celebrate the verdict, as well as Scout Quartermaine (Cosette Abinante). Drew is also there to celebrate Willow's freedom, as they toast with champagne. Willow says, 'To our future.'

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