General Hospital Shocker: Drew Plans to Take Scout to Washington — Alexis Forced to Reveal the Truth

Tensions in Port Charles are reaching a breaking point as a custody battle spirals into scandal, and long-buried secrets threaten to change everything. In a shocking turn, Drew Cain’s decision to move to Washington, D.C. with Scout has triggered an emotional storm — and forced Alexis Davis into a confession that could shake the foundation of multiple families.

For weeks, Drew has been pressing to relocate Scout, arguing that a new position in Washington offers greater security and opportunities for his daughter. His intentions may seem honorable, but they’ve stirred resistance — especially from Sam McCall and her mother, Alexis. Both women have deep concerns about uprooting Scout from her stable life in Port Charles.

Behind closed doors, Alexis has been hiding a painful truth. And now, pushed to the edge by legal pressure and emotional turmoil, she makes a stunning confession: Scout is not biologically Drew’s daughter.

The revelation comes as a bombshell to everyone involved — especially Drew. For years, he has believed he was Scout’s father, raising her and bonding with her as his own. But Alexis reveals that during a critical period of Sam’s life, there was confusion surrounding paternity, and Jason Morgan may in fact be Scout’s biological father.

Though the specifics are complicated — involving memory mapping, mistaken identity, and years of secrets — the core truth is undeniable: Drew may not be Scout’s real father by blood.

The fallout is immediate. Drew is devastated, not just by the betrayal, but by the idea that he could lose Scout entirely. “She’s my daughter in every way that matters,” he argues — and no one doubts the love he’s shown her. But biology now threatens to play a role in custody, and Sam is forced to reevaluate everything.

Alexis’s decision to come forward doesn’t come lightly. For years, she stayed silent to protect Sam and Scout from drama and confusion. But with Drew pushing legal boundaries and planning a cross-country move, she saw no choice but to tell the truth before a judge—or Drew—made a life-altering decision based on a lie.

And where does this leave Jason Morgan? If he truly is Scout’s biological father, and with tensions rising between him and Drew already, this revelation could lead to explosive consequences. Jason has always put family first—but will he step in and claim parental rights? Or will he let Drew, the man who raised Scout, continue in that role?

The drama has only just begun. With legal paperwork pending, family loyalties tested, and emotional wounds reopened, Port Charles is bracing for a custody battle unlike any before.

One thing is certain: no one will leave this fight unchanged.