On the October 28 episode of General Hospital, the air in Port Charles crackles with betrayal and strategic moves—and at the center of it: Nina Reeves, who decides she’s done playing defensively.

The spoilers are blunt: Nina “plays dirty,” and Curtis Ashford is left reeling.

Nina’s descent into “dirty play” is rooted in pressure, fear and calculation. After supporting Willow Tait’s arrest and quietly backing her own version of the truth, she now flips the board.

She’s reportedly recanted her alibi for the night of Drew Cain’s shooting, presumably to protect someone—or protect herself.

The key: this isn’t desperation—it’s a power move. Nina isn’t just covering her tracks; she’s laying traps. And Port Charles, often hungry for redemption, now watches her cross a line.

Meanwhile, Curtis Ashford stands at the edge of collapse. Information surfaces—possibly via Jordan Ashford’s loose lips or Portia Robinson’s hidden tensions—that Portia might be pregnant, and that the father may not be Curtis. One moment he’s the confident husband, the next he’s scrambling for answers in a storm he didn’t see coming. The trust he placed in his family is evaporating, and the realization hits hard: the woman he loved may have secrets he didn’t know, and the woman he trusted may have shifted roles from ally to liability.

Off to the side, the house of Quartermaine trembles. While she grapples with the internal politics of her empire, Nina’s actions and Curtis’s pain add another layer of chaos to the city’s elite turmoil.

In the halls of Aurora Media and Grey Sloan-type boardrooms, whispers turn into accusations. Nina’s tactic might work—for now—but in Port Charles, working from the shadows often brings light. Curtis’s position is vulnerable, his next move uncertain. Will he confront the truth or collapse under its weight?