Curious about what happened to Kristina and why viewers are upset with her in General Hospital? General Hospital continues to pique interest with the drama surrounding the Davis family. The latest episode featured awkward tensions among the women of the family. Subsequently, fans expressed their disappointment with Kristina, the character played by Kate Mansi.
Here is why General Hospital fans are upset with Kristina.
Here’s why General Hospital fans are disappointed with Kristina
Kristina was the surrogate mother to her sister Molly and her husband’s baby. However, things took a tragic turn when Kristina got into a heated argument with Ava, resulting in the former falling out of the latter’s hotel room. This resulted in an emergency delivery for Kristina, but due to complications, the doctors were unable to save the baby girl, Irene.
As such, Kristina wanted Ava behind bars, blaming her for the loss of her and Molly’s child. However, the court declared Ava innocent,t leaving Kristina shocked. On the other hand, Molly refuses to hold Ava responsible for the tragedy, which leads to a conflict with her sister. Molly wished to bury the hatchet, but Kristina was unable to get over the traumatic loss of her newborn.
The latest episode witnessed another argument between the sisters. Kristina continued to remain vengeful and called out Molly for not being a good mother to Irene. Further, Alexis informed Kristina about Molly and T.J.’s separation. This led to her taunting Molly on how she was right in fighting for her daughter’s custody instead of letting her grow up in a broken home. Alexis tried her best to convince Kristina to support Molly during difficult times, but she remained bitter.
Kristina’s behavior with Molly left fans disappointed with her character, who expressed their views on Facebook. One fan called her a ”spoiled brat” while another appreciated Alexis’s way of dealing with a hateful person like Kristina. Some also felt Kristina wanted Molly and T.J. to break up to find a reason to keep the child with her.
