It’s looking like a dream team at the PCPD!
The PCPD is in the middle of a major shakeup after the November 11, 2025 episode of General Hospital. While Nathan gets his badge back, it’s under a new police commissioner with an uncertain new partner.
Key Takeaways
When Nathan (Ryan Paevey) got a call that the police commissioner wanted to see him, he expected to have a meeting with Anna (Finola Hughes). Instead, he was greeted by Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), who is now acting commissioner now that Anna is supposedly on a WSB mission.
Dante told his former partner that his psyche evaluation was perfect, and revealed that he also went through a rough period when he returned to Port Charles after being away. But in the end, it was Dante who got to hire back Nathan as a PCPD detective…with a slight catch.
Nathan will be partnered with Chase (Josh Swickard), which is sure to be interesting for a few reasons. Not only is Chase the man who replaced Nathan as Dante’s partner after Nathan’s supposed death, but Dante warned Nathan that when it came to Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) case, there’s a chance Chase can’t be fully trusted. Then, of course, there’s the fact that Chase is a hardcore Red Sox fan, which the two Yankees fans shared eye rolls over.
General Hospital spoilers for November 12 tease Willow’s side of things now that she’s unexpectedly released from Pentonville. She just walked in on Wiley (Viron Weaver) having dinner with Michael (Rory Gibson) and Jacinda (Paige Herschell), and odds are, she won’t be too thrilled about her son befriending the escort who drugged Drew (Cameron Mathison).
What do you think of a Nathan and Chase partnership: yay or nay? Drop your thoughts in the comments section below!
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum shared new details about her health as she navigates her cancer journey.
Teddi Mellencamp is sharing updates on her health journey today. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
alum had previously revealed that “there is no detectable cancer” in her system on her podcast in early October, and is now revealing more about how she’s feeling.How to Watch
Teddi took to her Instagram Story last weekend, where she held a Q&A session. It was here that she shared her own current struggles with immunotherapy, admitting that her energy levels go up and down all the time. (Earlier this year, Teddi revealed that she will undergo immunotherapy treatments for the next two years and has taken breaks in the past as she deals with the side effects.) “Some days are definitely better than others,” she wrote. “And you don’t see all the times I’m laying in bed unable to do much. Don’t be afraid to let people know how you’re feeling and don’t feel guilty if you need to rest.”
Her energy levels have also impacted her work schedule with her podcast, Two T’s in a Pod, which she co-hosts with The Real Housewives of Orange County cast member, Tamra Judge. “I am taking it week by week right now with how I am feeling,” she wrote. “Y’all know I love doing it, but I have to listen to my body.”
Teddi continued with this streak of honesty when she took to her Instagram Story on Nov. 11, where she filmed herself working out on her exercise bike. “I have been feeling terrible,” she admitted. “New goal is 20 mins a day.”
Teddi Mellencamp posts on her Instagram Story.
Teddi continued during the question and answer session, sharing advice to a spouse of someone with brain cancer. “I would say listen, especially on the worst days,” she stated. “We often feel like we don’t want to burden people but to have an outlet is so beneficial for our mental health,” she noted.
As previously stated, Teddi shared some major news about her battle with Stage 4 cancer in early October. Teddi took to her podcast on Oct. 3, where she opened up about her doctor’s findings. “At this point, there is no detectable cancer,” she stated.
Teddi has also been surrounded by her loved ones, including her father, John Mellencamp, and her kids, during this time. She took to Instagram on Oct. 24, where she posted a photo of her dad surrounded by her daughters, Slate and Dove Arroyave, and opened up about John’s support.
“It’s been 10 months since my brain surgery and I am so grateful for [John Mellencamp] for continuously being there for me and my family the entire time,” she wrote in the caption of the post. “Although apparently now that I’m no evidence of disease I can take photos without myself in it so I guess we’re all healing. Love you so much, Cougs. Thanks for everything.”