Sasha in Crisis as Baby Daisy Mysteriously Disappears — Is Monica the Key to the Mystery?
In the July 7th episode of General Hospital, viewers were thrown into a wave of panic and uncertainty as Sasha Gilmore discovered that baby Daisy had mysteriously vanished. The sight of an empty cradle sent Sasha spiraling into terror, fearing the worst—that someone had taken her daughter.
Rushing to find Michael, Sasha delivered the shocking news. This alarming situation stirred up old memories of the infamous baby swap incident at the hospital, a traumatic event that left lingering fears in the hearts of Port Charles residents. The tension has once again reignited speculation, and fingers are beginning to point in several directions.
One name that quickly surfaced in the aftermath is Sidwell. Known for harboring deep resentment toward Sonny Corinthos, Sidwell has long been seen as a potential threat to the Corinthos family. Some theorize that targeting Daisy may be Sidwell’s way of retaliating—not directly against Sasha or Michael, but against Sonny himself through the people he loves.
However, another theory has emerged—one that involves Willow. With her complicated history and emotional distance from Michael and Sasha, Willow has her own reasons to be angry. After losing custody of her own children and watching Michael and Sasha thrive as parents, could she be seeking revenge?
Yet, amid the chaos and finger-pointing, a quieter and more surprising possibility is gaining traction: could Monica Quartermaine be the one who has Daisy?
Monica, who had been away from Port Charles for quite some time, recently returned under circumstances that have yet to be fully explained. Adding fuel to the speculation, it was announced earlier this summer that Emmy-winning actress Erika Slezak had been cast to take over the role of Monica. Such a high-profile casting decision strongly suggests that Monica will play a pivotal role in an upcoming storyline.
If Monica is indeed behind Daisy’s disappearance, the intent may not be malicious. In fact, some fans believe she may be sheltering the child in an effort to protect her—perhaps from a threat yet to be revealed. Monica’s presence at the Quartermaine mansion has already begun to brighten the household’s mood, but her sudden return could have deeper implications.
Disappearing children have long been a favorite plot device in soap operas, and this latest twist is no exception. The writers are clearly aiming to build suspense and keep viewers guessing. Is Monica simply trying to reconnect with her family in her own way, or is something far more sinister at play?
As speculation continues to swirl, one question remains:
Is Monica truly the one holding Daisy, or has someone else taken the child—someone with darker motives?
Stay tuned. In Port Charles, nothing is ever as it seems.
