Trina Robinson Called Her Mother a Liar to Her Face and Honestly? She's Not Wrong — A Defense of GH's Most Justified Grudge
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Trina Robinson Called Her Mother a Liar to Her Face and Honestly? She’s Not Wrong — A Defense of GH’s Most Justified Grudge

Trina Robinson called Portia a liar to her face and we’re defending every word of it. Here’s why her grudge is completely justified on GH.

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TRINA ROBINSON REFUSES TO FORGIVE PORTIA AND AFTER EVERYTHING HER MOTHER HAS PUT HER THROUGH, CAN YOU REALLY BLAME HER?

TL;DR: On General Hospital, Trina Robinson told Portia exactly who she is — “a liar” — and we’re here to defend every single word of it, because this girl has been lied to her entire life and she’s just trying to stop history from repeating itself with her unborn sister.


Trina Robinson Has Every Right to Be Furious

Let’s get one thing straight: Trina Robinson is not being dramatic. She’s not being ungrateful. She’s not being a difficult daughter who can’t let go of the past.

Trina Robinson is a young woman who has been systematically lied to by her mother for her entire twenty-three years of existence, and she finally said out loud what everyone has been thinking: Portia Robinson is a liar. It’s her M.O. It’s what she does.

When Portia showed up at Trina’s apartment demanding they talk, Trina didn’t hold back. She asked her mother how she could cheat on her dad, get pregnant, and not even know who the father was. And when Portia tried to deflect and blame-shift, Trina hit her with the truth bomb of the century: “I hope Dr. Gannon knows what he’s in for!”

Because here’s the thing — Portia’s pattern is undeniable. She had an affair with Curtis Ashford while married to Marcus Taggert. She kept Trina’s true paternity a secret for over two decades. She falsified Heather Webber’s cobalt test results. She’s currently having an affair with Isaiah Gannon while still legally married to Curtis. And now she’s pregnant again, refusing to take a paternity test, and expecting everyone to just trust her.

Trina has seen this movie before. She knows how it ends.


Do you think Trina is right to refuse to forgive Portia? Or should she give her mother another chance? Write to the editor at amber@soapoperamagazine.com!


Trina Was Just Trying to Protect Her Sister

Here’s what breaks our hearts about this whole situation: Trina isn’t just angry for herself. She’s angry for her unborn sister.

“I can’t stand that my sister is coming into the world surrounded by lies,” Trina told Portia through tears.

Trina Robinson knows exactly what it feels like to have your entire identity shattered by your mother’s secrets. She believed Marcus Taggert was her biological father for twenty-three years. She built her whole sense of self around being his daughter. And then she found out it was all a lie — that Curtis Ashford, not Taggert, was her real father.

That kind of betrayal doesn’t just go away because your mother says she’s sorry.

And now Portia is pregnant again, and she won’t even take a paternity test to confirm whether Curtis or Isaiah is the father. She’s setting up another child to potentially go through the exact same devastation that Trina experienced. How is Trina supposed to forgive that?

The Receipts Don’t Lie

Let’s review General Hospital‘s Portia Robinson’s greatest hits, shall we?

She committed adultery with Curtis while married to Taggert and never told Curtis she was married. She let Trina believe Taggert was her father for over two decades. She falsified Jordan Ashford’s medical records. She woke Oz Haggerty from a coma with an illegal injection. She falsified Heather Webber’s cobalt test results — which got her suspended from the hospital. She got blackmailed by Brad Cooper and then by Drew Cain because of her lies. She’s currently cheating on Curtis with Isaiah while still legally married.

That’s not a woman who made one mistake. That’s a pattern. That’s a lifestyle. That’s exactly who Portia Robinson is, and Trina is the only person brave enough to say it to her face.

When Trina said “that’s who you are, a liar,” she wasn’t being cruel. She was being accurate.

Spoilers Say Kai Explains Himself to Trina

According to spoilers for Thursday, February 5, “Kai explains himself to Trina.” We don’t know what Kai needs to explain, but we do know these two committed a crime together when they broke into Drew’s house and burned the evidence against Portia.

The irony? Trina risked her own freedom to protect her mother from Drew’s blackmail. She literally committed arson to save Portia’s career. And Portia still can’t stop lying.

If that doesn’t prove that Trina loves her mother despite everything, nothing will. But love doesn’t mean she has to forgive her. Love doesn’t mean she has to pretend everything is okay. Love doesn’t mean she has to watch her mother make the same destructive choices over and over again without saying something.

Trina Robinson deserves better than the mother she got. And she’s allowed to be angry about it.


GH fans, is Trina right to hold this grudge? Or should she forgive Portia for her baby sister’s sake? Sound off in the comments!


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    With more than a decade in the soap opera industry and over 25,000 published articles to her name, Amber has pretty much lived and breathed daytime television for as long as she can remember. Before taking the helm at Soap Opera Magazine, she served as Managing Editor at SoapHub, Editor-in-Chief at Daily Drama, and Senior Editor at Soap Shows. She's hosted podcasts, gone toe-to-toe in interviews with daytime's biggest stars, and covered more red carpets than she can count.
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