'General Hospital' spoilers: Julian and Alexis' wedding interrupted by gunshots; Morgan risks Kiki's life?

A new week starts for "General Hospital" and there will be plenty of action ahead. It was a weekend of waiting for viewers since they can't wait to know what happens next as Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Julian (William deVry) are taking their relationship to the altar.

However, based on the preview of the ABC soap opera, there will be some action and drama to stir up the wedding. The teaser shows Dixon (Troy Ruptash) jumping into the celebration to ruin it as he fires a gun up in the air and causes a commotion.

According to spoiler reports, Dixon will take Morgan's (Bryan Craig) father as hostage. Prior to interrupting the wedding, Dixon first had an encounter with Morgan at the docks. Morgan discovered the gun trade between Dixon and Paul Hornsby (Richard Burgi). Morgan called Kiki (Hayley Erin) to leave a voicemail, informing her of his whereabouts and what he was up to.

Morgan submitted himself to deeper trouble when he attempted to disrupt the gun deal, but Dixon was able to evade arrest and escape, heading to the wedding to terrorize it.

Lulu (Emme Rylan) will also be in danger this week since the gunrunner Raj (Sammy Sheik) now has her. She will be kicked off her boat and she will plunge into icy waters. Fans could only hope that Lulu's estranged husband Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) will be there to rescue her in time.

Kiki is also speculated to be in real danger as the result of Morgan's decisions. Spoilers hint that something bad will happen to Kiki. Ava (Maura West) will reportedly receive some devastating news from Carly (Laura Wright). While the specifics about the news were not given, it is speculated to be that bad that Carly would feel bad for Ava. A news that devastating would only mean that Ava's kids are involved. Since Avery is safe, then it must be Kiki who's the subject of the bad news. 

It's going to be filled with action this week in the new episodes of "General Hospital." Catch the soap Monday through Friday at 2 p.m. EST on ABC.

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