General Hospital fans, brace yourselves! Liesl Obrecht is back, and she’s got a bombshell to drop. She’s convinced that Willow Tait is under the influence of brainwashing, and with her expertise, it might not be as far-fetched as it sounds. Could Willow and Drew Cain both be victims of a sinister reprogramming plot? Liesl’s suspicions are raising major questions, and things are about to get even more intense. What’s going on with Willow? Read on to find out!

General Hospital: Liesl Obrecht Drops a Shocking Bombshell About Willow’s Brainwashing!

The drama on General Hospital is about to heat up even more as Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) makes a shocking claim that could change everything for Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen). Liesl, with her deep knowledge of brainwashing and subliminal manipulation, believes that Willow is being controlled — brainwashed into doing things that aren’t her own will. And if that isn’t enough, she suggests that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) could be involved too!

Liesl, who hasn’t been in Port Charles for a couple of years, has noticed something off about Willow and Drew. The change in them is noticeable, and with Drew’s complicated past — including his own brainwashing on Cassadine Island — it’s no surprise that Liesl has a heightened sense of suspicion.

For those who need a refresher, Drew had once been brainwashed using tarot cards as triggers, orchestrated by the sinister Peter August (Wes Ramsey). While Drew and his brother Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) were able to figure out the subliminal commands and fake Drew’s obedience, it’s clear that Drew was deeply impacted by his experiences.

Now, it seems like Willow might be going through something similar. Liesl, with her vast experience, believes that the same methods used to control Drew could have been used on Willow. Could Peter have had a hand in reprogramming her before his death? Or perhaps someone else has learned his twisted tricks?

Liesl isn’t just worried about Drew — she’s particularly focused on Willow, who she believes has been influenced by these mind games. Willow’s behavior has drastically changed, and Liesl sees it as a dangerous sign of brainwashing. She’s determined to get Willow deprogrammed, but first, she has to convince Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and the rest of the family that something is very wrong.

For those who remember Drew before the brainwashing, his relationship with Willow might seem a bit too “off.” The fact that Drew has gotten involved with someone as much younger than him is already suspicious, but what if that connection isn’t as organic as it seems? Liesl points out that if it weren’t for Drew’s brainwashing, he would never have pursued someone like Willow — biologically, he’s old enough to be her father, but something deeper is at play here.

Now, Liesl’s mission is clear: deprogram Willow and break up her relationship with Drew. But this isn’t going to be easy. Willow’s second experience with being brainwashed will take time, and she has to want to break free. Liesl is determined to help her, but it will take much more than a few words to convince Willow to regain control of her life.

As the drama unfolds, will Liesl be able to save Willow from the dangerous brainwashing and stop Drew from causing even more chaos? Or is there someone else pulling the strings behind the scenes? Be sure to tune in for all the latest twists on General Hospital!

What do you think? Is Willow really brainwashed, or is there more to this story than Liesl can see? Share your thoughts and join the conversation below!