Ronnie Confesses All After Tracy Arrives With Monica’s Real Will — and You Won’t Believe Who Gets the House!
Sonny stops by Alexis’ office, having heard that her defense strategy to free Willow is to point the finger at Michael. Sonny says he can help her by pointing her to a suspect that isn’t Michael, and suggests she look at Portia Robinson.
Alexis tells him she needs a reason to go after a respected doctor like Portia. Sonny informs her that Portia worked with Nina to frame Drew for doing ketamine and hiring an escort, so she should start by asking where Portia was the night Drew was shot.
What Does Sidwell Want From Laura?
In Laura’s office, Sidwell tells her that by working together, they can make Port Charles a better place. Laura says he can do that by leaving town. Laura knows he only wants Sonny’s piers for his criminal enterprise, and she will never work with him or be his ally.
Sidwell leaves, but before doing so, tells Laura that everyone has their price, even her.
How Long Can Portia Keep Her Secret?
At the hospital, Portia vents to Elizabeth that she had to confess the truth to Curtis, thanks to Jordan’s interference in her life, but she doesn’t know how much longer she can keep the fact that he may not be the father from him.
Liz tells her that she doesn’t need this stress, which Portia knows. Now that Britt is back, she expects Brad to return as well. Liz brings up the conflict between her and Brad last spring, and if he were to return, would it be a problem for her?
Portia says Brad has been dealt with, but she can’t help but wonder what her life would be like without so much outside interference. On that note, she has something to attend to and rushes out.
Are Curtis and Jordan Getting Back Together?
Curtis stops by Jordan’s place and lets her know she was right, and Portia is pregnant. He says she’s keeping the baby, and they are waiting till after the first trimester to tell anyone, but he though she should know. She congratulates him and assumes he and Portia are making things work. Curtis says the baby won’t fix their problems.
Curtis wants to be a loving and present father to this baby, but he also wants her back. She wants him too, but worries he’ll change his mind, and she can’t go through losing him again. Curtis swears he won’t give up on her now that they have a second chance.
Emma Crosses a Line
In Dalton’s office, Emma is shocked to learn Britt is working with Dalton, and she tells him that he can’t give this psycho access to his lab, as she’ll backstab him. Britt says Emma is the riskier one to keep around, as she thinks she knows everything, and suggests Dalton vet his research assistants more thoroughly in the future.
Britt takes off, and Dalton scolds Emma and tells her she is never to insult Dr. Westbourne again, and he won’t tolerate her insubordination. He doesn’t need her today and orders her out.
Britt returns to work at the hospital, and Liz asks her if she’s heard from Brad. Britt says he’s apparently off the grid, and if he knows she’s alive and back, then he doesn’t care. Liz says Brad came into money when he left town and wanted a fresh start, and perhaps he doesn’t even know she’s back.
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way!
At Lulu’s, Tracy finds a copy of Monica’s will in the boxes of belongings and reads a note that indicates Monica left a copy for Tracy in case Drew tried to pull a fast one. Tracy takes off with the will and says, “Buckle up, Ronnie, I’m coming for you!”
Later, Emma meets Gio at Lulu’s and tells him she couldn’t get Dalton’s key fob, but she knows who can. They convince Rocco to borrow the key fob from Britt, and say he’d be saving Britt from going down with Dalton. He agrees to help and asks them to stay here to hand out candy to any trick-or-treaters.
Rocco takes off, and Emma asks what is with all these boxes. Gio says Tracy is staying here, and he feels bad for her losing her house. Emma says that the house is his too.
The Jig Is Up for Ronnie and Martin!
At the Quartermaine estate, Ronnie pauses before signing the papers. That’s when Outback rushes in, snatches them, and takes off with. Brook Lynn and Chase arrive, having heard the commotion over the dog stealing the contract/ Cody walks in, asking where his dog is, and is followed by Olivia and Ned, who have also come to see what all the commotion is about.
Cody takes off to find outback, and Ned suggests they return tomorrow with a new, certified document to sign. However, Drew insists he’s taking ownership of this house today and will be the head of the Quartermaine family.
Ned tells Drew he doesn’t decide he’s family, they do, and Edward would have been the first to disown him. Cody soon returns with the papers, and Drew says, for once, Cody is right on time.
Drew orders Ronnie to sign on the dotted line, and then she can be done with all of them and this house. Suddenly, Tracy bursts in and declares the sale of the house is null and void, and she has Monica’s real will!
Ronnie Comes Clean
Michael and Olivia tell Tracy that Ronnie didn’t sign the contract, and she ripped it up. Ned asks what the deal is with Monica’s real will. Tracy reveals she found it in a box with a letter from Monica.
Drew and Martin attempt to claim that the will is obviously a fake, but Michael counters that it’s notarized. Ronnie finally admits that the will leaving her the house was forged, but not by her; it was forged by Martin. Everyone stares at Martin, and Tracy grins from ear to ear.
Ronnie explains Martin contacted her, claiming to be Monica’s friend, and had a plan to make sure the estate would go to someone worthy of it. She never planned to go along with Martin’s scheme until Tracy was terribly cruel to her when she was trying to say goodbye to Monica.
Ronnie says it was revenge, pure and simple, which Tracy deserved, but it was misguided and wrong of her. She knows Monica loved them all, which is why she couldn’t take their home from them. She’s glad Monica’s wishes will finally be honored.
Ronnie continues to reveal that she also went along with Martin’s plan as he was blackmailing her, and if she didn’t sell to Drew, he’d charge her with fraud. Tracy wants Chase to arrest Drew, Martin, and Ronnie. Drew insists he was not involved in this, which Ronnie confirms.
Is Anyone Going to Jail?
Drew tells Martin they aren’t done here and storms out, but the family won’t let Martin leave. Tracy wants Chase to handcuff Martin and Ronnie, but the family comes to Ronnie’s defense for coming clean. Tracy still wants Martin cuffed and vows that when she’s done with him, he’ll be in big boy prison this time, not some local county jail.
Chase puts the cuffs on Martin, but Ned stops him from dragging him off to jail, saying he has a better idea.
In the Show’s Final Moments
At the hospital, Britt’s alarm goes off, and she steps away and heads into a room with her meds as Rocco watches. He’s about to open the door to the room just as Britt’s about to inject herself.
Alexis tells Sonny that she’ll look into Portia, but won’t make him any promises about her defense. Suddenly, Drew walks in yelling, “I want Michael buried up to his neck!” When he sees Sonny there, he asks, “What the hell is this?”
Jordan suggests to Curtis that they take this slow and wait until his divorce is finalized, and Curtis agrees. He goes to leave, and at her door, she doesn’t want to wait for one thing. She kisses him, and Portia arrives just in time to see.
At Lulu’s, Gio finally sees that he’s a Quartermaine and that the house is part of his history.
Laura calls Anna and asks her to call her, as they need to talk about Jenz. That’s when Martin walks in, and she can tell something is wrong. He explains he has found himself in a regrettable situation.
At the Qs’ place, Olivia says, “Leave it to Monica to suspect there would be funny business with her will.” Ronnie is sorry for everything, and Tracy is just glad Michael has his inheritance.
Michael is reading the will, which Tracy didn’t get a chance to do, and says Grandmother didn’t leave him the house; she left it to Tracy. Tracy is flabbergasted.
A Family Day of Football: Vols Fans Enjoy an Unforgettable Game Day
The Tennessee Volunteers (Vols) are not just a college football team; they are a source of pride for fans across the nation. For one lucky family, the orange and white colors represent much more than just a sports team. It's a tradition, a bond, and a moment to create lifelong memories together. The family’s recent trip to Neyland Stadium for a Vols game is a perfect example of how football can bring people together, making for an unforgettable experience.
The excitement of the game was palpable as the family arrived at the stadium, sporting their Vols gear and ready to cheer on their favorite team. With orange blankets draped over their shoulders and Tennessee shirts proudly displayed, they showed their unwavering support for the team, no matter the weather or the stakes. It's clear that this isn’t just a one-time outing — this is a tradition they’ve built, and each game day is an opportunity to connect with each other and with the community.
Neyland Stadium, with its massive crowds and electric atmosphere, is the perfect setting for such an event. The towering “VOLS” sign looms over the field, a beacon for fans who come from all over to be part of the action. The family’s photos at the stadium capture the magic of the moment — from the excitement of standing together in front of the iconic sign to the warm, intimate snapshots taken as they wandered the campus. Whether they're standing together in front of the stadium or huddling for a selfie, the joy of spending time with loved ones is evident in every frame.
The Tennessee Volunteers are more than just a team. For this family, the game was an opportunity to strengthen their connections. From the laughs shared during the tailgate to the cheers from the stands, every moment was filled with love and pride. As they sat together in the stadium, wearing matching gear and rooting for the same goal, they shared something special — a connection to each other and to the traditions that make Vols games a highlight of their year.
Football is about more than just the sport; it’s about creating memories that will last a lifetime. This family’s day at Neyland Stadium is a testament to that, and it’s clear that the Tennessee Volunteers will continue to play a huge role in bringing them together season after season.
