General Hospital Spoilers: Embarrassing Slip Ups, Girlfriend Versus Mom, A Little Girl Worried

General Hospital spoilers and updates for Thursday, June 6 tease embarrassing slip ups, girlfriend versus mom, and a little girl worried.

Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) witnesses an embarrassing slip up at the pool, Kristina Corinthos-Davis (Kate Mansi) faces off against Natalia Rogers-Ramirez (Eva La Rue) and Violet Finn (Jophielle Love) is worried.

General Hospital Spoilers: Embarrassing Slip Ups

At the Metro Court Pool, lifeguard Josslyn finds herself in an embarrassing situation as she unintentionally gives someone an unexpected dunk in the pool!

Mortified, she exclaims, “Oh gosh, I’m incredibly sorry!” The person creates a big splash, and now Josslyn feels the need to jump in and offer help if they require it.

Or, could it be Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) who experiences the collision and has the jarring encounter? Nevertheless, everyone quickly recovers from the incident.

GH Spoilers: Trina Gauges Interest

Engaged in a calm and captivating conversation, Trina curiously asks, “Is this something that catches your attention?” Not a single trace of wetness on her, indicating that she didn’t take a plunge in the pool!

It appears more like she’s conversing with a friend or possibly forging a new friendship. Trina undoubtedly has something fascinating to discuss with the other person. Could it be that she’s discussing the prospect of lending a hand at the art gallery?

General Hospital Spoilers: Girlfriend Versus Mom

Inside the recording studio, Blaze was facing a struggle with the song she was recording; it was a love song, but something just wasn’t clicking for her. That’s when Kristina walked in and found herself in the middle of a heated confrontation between Blaze and Natalia Rogers-Ramirez. Natalia, true to form, was expressing her disapproval of her daughter’s attraction to women instead of men; but Kristina wasn’t about to let Natalia’s prejudice go unchallenged.

She stood up for her partner and questioned whether Natalia should have the final say in Ally’s choices. The expression on Natalia’s face revealed her unwillingness to let her daughter make her own decisions, and she clearly resented Kristina’s interference.

GH Spoilers: A Little Girl Worried

Meanwhile, Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) is sitting down with Violet, comforting her while she shares her worries about her dad. Brook Lynn Quartermaine-Chase (Amanda Setton) had asked for Violet to be at the Quartermaine mansion, believing it would give Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) time to grieve in peace.

But that plan was decided against and  Violet finds herself in Maxie’s care. It’s a sad reality that a little girl like Violet is burdened with concerns about her parent, instead of the other way around. She’s already witnessed too much hardship for her age.

General Hospital Spoilers: Finn’s Not Sure

In the meantime, Finn is still close by, in the same area that Chase caught him drinking in and he and Brook Lynn will discuss. Finn may be talking to his brother about some aspect of the memorial service as he says he’s not sure he could have done what he did.

Chase was chosen by their late father, Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) as his executor, to carry out his final wishes.

That means Chase had to have their father cremated and set everything up to scatter their ashes, which he, Finn and others had just done. Finn has no idea Chase saw him drinking because he didn’t address it with him.

GH Spoilers: A Family Discussion

Chase and Brook Lynn are deep in conversation following Chase’s surprise at seeing Finn drinking heavily after the memorial. Chase shared his shock with Brook Lynn, who admitted she had a feeling something like this might occur.

Chase, taken aback, questioned why she didn’t speak up. Could it be that women have a stronger intuition than men, allowing Brook Lynn to notice things about Finn that Chase overlooked?

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