From Gio accidentally discovering the most life-altering secret about his true parentage to Portia’s emotional struggle to save her crumbling marriage with Curtis, the May 22 episode of General Hospital delivered high-stakes drama, emotional confrontations, and shocking revelations. Here is a full recap and all the explosive spoilers from today’s unforgettable episode.
Spoilers for what happens on General Hospital today on May 22, 2025
Portia pleads with Curtis to save their marriage
Portia desperately begs Curtis not to end their marriage over her mistake. Curtis remains firm, telling her he can’t overlook her betrayal. Though he agrees to play the happy couple for the night, his anger simmers beneath the surface.
Nina warns Carly about the custody battle
Nina confronts Carly, blaming her for pushing the court date. She vows to testify that Michael abandoned Willow and their children, aiming to shift custody in Drew and Willow’s favor. Carly fires back, accusing Nina of twisting the truth.
Drew and Willow defend themselves against Ned’s accusations
Ned accuses Drew of setting up his mother, but Drew denies the charge. Willow steps in, refusing to be seen as a victim and makes it clear she supports Drew. Olivia joins in, warning Willow that she won’t have their sympathy when things fall apart.
Lulu reveals Gio’s true parentage to Lois
Lulu stuns Lois by revealing that Gio is the son of Brook Lynn and Dante, not Camilla and Francis Palmieri. Lois pleads with Lulu to keep it a secret, but Lulu gives her an ultimatum: either she tells the truth tonight, or Lulu will.
Curtis confirms to Jordan that Drew is blackmailing Portia
Curtis confides in Jordan, confirming his suspicions that Drew is using Portia’s mistake to manipulate her. Meanwhile, Carly teases Joss as Vaughn shows up at the ball.
Gio learns the truth about his parents
Gio overhears Lulu telling Lois that Brook Lynn and Dante are his real parents. Devastated, he storms out but insists the show must go on. During Anna and Chase’s tango, Gio shocks everyone by dedicating his performance to his “parents who never wanted him”—Brook Lynn and Dante—before smashing his violin onstage.
