'General Hospital' spoilers: Hayden blackmails Nikolas, Jordan in serious danger, Olivia gives birth

Port Charles is very busy with the 2015 Nurses Ball. This week, the ball will continue and the characters have to face the aftermath of what goes on in the event. Here are the spoilers for the week from Celebrity Dirty Laundry:

May 4, Monday

Monday's episode marks the second day of the Nurses Ball and during the event, Spencer Cassadine decide that it's the perfect time to pursue Emma. However, Spencer doesn't realize the danger he is putting Emma in. On the same day, Lucy Coe will try and catch Duke and Anna off guard so they'll spill their secret.

May 5, Tuesday

On Tuesday, the Nurses Ball ends, but the drama continues on. Elizabeth now knows the truth about Jason and she's going to make a huge decision. Will he continue her feelings for Jason or not?

May 6, Wednesday

This Wednesday, Hayden will blackmail Nikolas Cassadine. What's her leverage? She will tell Nikolas that she knew about Jason Morgan's real identity for a while now.

Elsewhere, Anna and Duke will confess and Sam struggles as she tries to hide a secret.

May 7, Thursday

By Thursday, the mob wars in Port Charles will intensify and Jordan will be caught dead in the middle. According to the spoilers, Jordan will be in serious danger. Could this be the end of Jordan?

Also in this episode, Olivia will give birth and Jason will discover something very surprising.

May 8, Friday

To cap off the week, Sabrina and Michael will have an important talk about their future and relationship. Elsewhere, Anna and Sloane will discover something that will change the lives of Port Charles residents.

There's too many revelations and discoveries happening this week. Don't miss out on "General Hospital" on ABC.

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