General Hospital Spoilers: Willow finds Drew’s mask, discovers Drew is fake

General Hospital Shocker: Drew Kane Exposed as an Impostor—Willow’s World Collapses

Port Charles has seen its share of deception, but nothing could’ve prepared fans for this bombshell: the man everyone thought was Drew Kane…wasn’t Drew at all.

It all begins with Willow Tate, who for over a year had stood by Drew, despite growing whispers that he had changed since his release from Pentonville.

She dismissed the rumors—she never knew the “old” Drew, and the man before her showed loyalty and tenderness.

But strange signs began mounting: his emotional distance, abrupt personality shifts, and the way former allies recoiled from him. Still, Willow remained devoted—until a discovery shattered her world.

While cleaning out an old Quartermaine warehouse, Willow stumbled upon a crate marked for disposal. What she found inside changed everything: a professional-grade mask crafted to look exactly like Drew Kane. Realistic skin tone. Perfect features. Not a prank—this was a tool for impersonation.

That mask broke the illusion.

Haunted by the possibility that the man she loved wasn’t who he claimed to be, Willow turned to the only two people who knew Drew better than anyone: Jason Morgan and Carly Spencer. Jason had quietly harbored suspicions for months.

Carly, despite her strained relationship with Willow, listened carefully. When Willow laid out the facts—the mask, the location, Drew’s erratic behavior—Carly was forced to admit the truth: something was horribly wrong.

The trio launched a covert investigation. Jason uncovered unauthorized entries into Quartermaine properties and shady financial dealings under Drew’s name.

Carly tracked a lead to “Sonny”—a Pentonville inmate with a history of identity theft and expertise in prosthetics, trained by a black-market disguise ring. He vanished around the same time Drew was released from prison.

All signs pointed to one horrific conclusion: Sonny had killed Drew, stolen his identity, and infiltrated Port Charles.

Jason, Carly, and Willow orchestrated a sting at the Metro Court rooftop. Carly lured “Drew” under the guise of reconciliation. Jason waited in the shadows.

Willow confronted him, mask in hand. When his expression cracked, Jason moved in. A chase broke out—but ended quickly. Jason ripped off the man’s face… and beneath it was not Drew Kane, but Sonny.

Under interrogation, Tunny confessed: he murdered Drew during a prison fight, assumed his identity, and used it to build power and wealth.

Willow was devastated—she had loved a stranger. Jason vowed justice. Carly offered support, setting aside old grudges. Willow, overwhelmed with grief and shame, withdrew from public life, vowing to honor the real Drew’s memory.

But Port Charles doesn’t pause for long. As the city mourns, more secrets bubble to the surface. Molly Lansing-Davis inches closer to exposing her sister Kristina’s dangerous sabotage. Willow faces another heartbreak as Michael weighs stripping her custody rights.

And Jason’s alliance with Leisl Obrecht may unearth even deeper conspiracies tied to the mysterious death of Brit Westbourne.