Brennan kicks Trina out of PC, Tabyana Ali unexpectedly fired General Hospital Spoilers

General Hospital spoilers tease that Joselyn can no longer hide her emotions. After everything that has happened, she decides to open up to her best friend Trina about the troubles surrounding her life. She talks about the guilt weighing on her mind after ᴋɪʟʟɪɴɢ Cyrus — a moment that, whether justified or not, still leaves her with restless remorse. But what scares her more is that she no longer recognizes herself.

The WSB has pulled her into a dangerous world where she no longer has the freedom to make decisions about her life. Jack Brennan, who trained her, is not only a mentor but also a controller, pulling the strings of her every move. Trina listens with a worried expression. She cannot believe that Joselyn has been holding so much inside without telling her.

During their conversation, Joselyn mentions something that even she had never truly realized before — a new truth in her story, something she herself doesn’t fully understand. Something is changing within her, a subtle yet incredibly important transformation. The WSB missions have not only affected her mentally but are also gradually reshaping her in ways she never anticipated.

The coldness, terrifying patience, and the ability to read people faster than before — these traits may just be the result of her training, but they could also be signs of a deeper change within Joselyn that she hasn’t yet faced. Trina immediately recognizes that this is not good. Not only is Joselyn slowly becoming a different person, but Brennan has certainly noticed this change as well.

This means he won’t want anyone interfering, especially not Trina. Brennan has always been watching Joselyn closely, and if he realizes that Trina is becoming a threat — someone who could help Joselyn wake up and potentially break the WSB’s control — he will make sure she doesn’t stay in Port Charles any longer.

The truth is, Brennan has long wanted to separate Trina from Joselyn. Now, it’s become a more urgent task than ever because if Trina stays, she could be the only one to help Joselyn realize what is happening to her. That is a danger to the plan Brennan has carefully constructed. So he needs a reason — a way — to make Trina disappear from Joselyn’s life before she can disrupt everything he’s put in place.

Brennan doesn’t just want to control Joselyn; he wants her completely severed from her past and from the people who could pull her off the path the WSB has set for her. Trina, as her best friend, is the greatest obstacle preventing Joselyn from becoming their perfect tool. If Trina stays, Joselyn will have an escape — someone to confide in, someone who could pull her out of the darkness. But if Trina disappears, Joselyn will have no one to rely on but Brennan and the WSB.

That’s why Brennan has made his decision: Trina must go.

Brennan doesn’t need to threaten or force Trina to leave Port Charles. He just needs to provide enough shocking information to make her make the decision on her own. And that’s exactly what he does.

When Trina decides to confront Brennan about her suspicions regarding Joselyn, she has no idea that he will reveal a truth that could change everything: Spencer is still alive. This information hits Trina like a shock, making her almost unable to believe her ears. She had spent months trying to move past the pain of loss, accepting the reality that Spencer was gone forever. But now Brennan is asserting that he is alive and even tells her where he is.

Spencer didn’t ᴅɪᴇ as she had thought. He is living in France but is trapped in a very specific circumstance. Brennan continues to reveal that Spencer has no memory of his past. He lost his memory after some event and is now just a lost man in Paris, unaware of his true identity.

This leaves Trina feeling utterly confused and heartbroken. The thought that Spencer is alive but doesn’t remember her, their love, or his past life makes her feel like a part of her heart is breaking. Brennan has clearly calculated every step of his move. He doesn’t need to force Trina because he knows that if she truly loves Spencer, she won’t be able to ignore this information.

And sure enough, though part of Trina wants to doubt Brennan’s motives, the majority of her heart has only one thought: she has to find Spencer. But searching for Spencer means leaving Port Charles — leaving behind her family, friends, and the life she has built. This means she will leave Joselyn to face the dangerous secrets of the WSB without her by her side to protect her.

This means Trina will have to choose between love and loyalty to her best friend. She understands that once she sets foot in France, everything could change completely. If Spencer truly doesn’t remember her, can she help him recover his memory? And if that doesn’t happen, will she be strong enough to face the possibility that he may have become someone entirely different?

More importantly, Trina also realizes that this is exactly what Brennan wants. He wants her to leave Port Charles, to separate her from Joselyn, and now he has succeeded. If she leaves, Joselyn will have no one to lean on, no one to help her recognize the changes happening within herself.

Brennan knows that Trina is the only support Joselyn has, and by forcing her to leave, he will sever that connection entirely.