Full Update! GH Tuesday, July 8 || ABC General Hospital 7-8-2025 Spoilers
General Hospital is heading into dangerously intense territory as multiple characters spiral into emotional and psychological obsessions—none more chilling than Cody’s descent.
On Tuesday, July 8th, viewers will witness a series of seismic shifts, starting with Cody’s transformation from a man searching for redemption to someone consumed by fixation.
Cody’s growing closeness to Ava no longer reads as accidental. Every glance, every pause, every touch is deliberate—his presence electric with something more than attraction.
It’s not love. It’s obsession. And when he finally kisses Ava, it shatters any illusion that he’s seeking peace. That moment marks a dangerous pivot—Cody is no longer healing. He’s hunting.
What makes this twist even more tragic is Mac’s quiet involvement. Believing he’s helping Cody find peace, Mac had been gently nudging him toward Molly—a woman he sees as grounding and emotionally intelligent.
For a brief moment, Mac’s hope seemed to take root. Molly, intrigued by Cody’s layered silence and bolstered by Mac’s support, allowed herself to imagine something real. But the second Cody kisses Ava, that illusion collapses.
Molly, though never deeply invested, feels stung. She wasn’t promised anything, but Cody’s attention had meant something—especially with Mac’s encouragement.
Now it feels like betrayal, quiet and insidious. Meanwhile, Ava—long accustomed to chaos—finds herself unsettled. The kiss wasn’t just lust. It was about power. Purpose. Control. And it’s unclear whether Cody desires her or is using her as a conduit for something darker within himself.
Mac watches this unfold with a mixture of guilt and dread. He sees his son choosing destruction, and worse, recognizes parts of himself in Cody’s descent. He tried to save Cody. Instead, he may have pushed him further toward collapse.
Elsewhere in Port Charles, Brooklyn is preparing for war—not with Cody, but with Lulu. Rocco is inching closer to confronting his mother about long-held secrets, and Brooklyn sees this not as an emotional crisis, but as opportunity. She’s been waiting.
Studying. And now, with Rocco poised to demand answers, Brooklyn steps back, letting the implosion happen. This time, she won’t protect Lulu. She’ll capitalize on the fallout.
Brooklyn doesn’t act recklessly—she acts with precision. The history between her and Lulu is layered with pain, betrayal, and competition.
Now, as cracks form in Lulu’s carefully preserved image, Brooklyn is ready to rise from the ashes, not as the aggressor, but as the survivor.
As this emotional storm brews, Alexis is experiencing her own crisis. Watching the growing bond between Molly and Kristina makes her feel displaced.
For years, she’s been the anchor—the guide. Now, her daughters are standing strong together, needing her less. And that terrifies her.
She begins to interfere subtly, offering advice no one asked for, inserting herself into their decisions, desperate to reclaim relevance. But in trying to tighten her grip, she risks unraveling the very family harmony she once fought to preserve.
In Port Charles, obsession is no longer a theme. It’s a contagion. And as the lines between protection and control blur, the characters we love are being pulled into emotional maelstroms that could redefine them forever.
