'General Hospital' Spoilers: Jason and Liz End Engagement, Nutcracker Gala Kicks Off

American daytime drama "General Hospital" has been a whirlwind of events lately ever since Liz Webber (Rebecca Herbst) came clean to Jason Morgan (Billy Miller). According to Latin Post, the life of the engaged couple has changed now that Jason's past life is out in the open.

And instead of being relieved to have finally known the truth about himself, Jason is angry. In a spoiler report by Celeb Dirty Laundry, he pays Liz a visit but he's not ready to take her back. He also lashes out his anger in Nikolas Cassadine's (Tyler Christopher) direction. He even attacks him at The Floating Rib.

Meanwhile, Liz is getting her own dose of attacks from Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright). As stated in the report, Carly verbally assaults Liz, humiliating her at her work place to make her look bad. Franco (Roger Howarth), who is just nearby, offers comfort and gives Liz some advice.

Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) is relieved that the truth is now out in the open. The only truth that she wants out now is the confession she needs to make to Jason. It's not known yet if it's about their relationship or about her breakup with Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson).

And with the holiday season approaching, the people of Port Charles get ready for the Nutcracker Gala that will happen on Friday. It will take place at the MetroCourt and fans can expect to see surprises in that episode. Inquisitr detailed that most of the holiday gala scenes will roll out on Dec. 21 and they will have India Arie as a special guest performer at the event.

The couples of the show will also be gracing the event. Expected are Nikolas and Hayden Barnes (Rebecca Budig), Nina Clay (Michelle Stafford) and Franco and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Dillon Quartermaine (Robert Palmer Watkins). Liz is also expected to show up with a date. Fans will also need to brace themselves because a proposal is said to take place during the event.

"General Hospital" airs Mondays to Fridays on ABC.

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