Sasha and Jason have never been the obvious pairing on General Hospital, but one sweet moment seems to have flipped the script. After Daisy’s baptism in the June 30 episode, Sasha and Jason shared a quiet, emotional conversation that had fans lighting up social media with support for a potential romance.

General Hospital fans react to idea of Sasha and Jason being together

In the June 30 episode, Sasha along with others, arrived at the church for Daisy’s baptism. The family gathered as Sonny made his long-awaited return, and the ceremony proceeded with Sasha revealing her daughter’s full name, Daisy Celeste.

Later, at the Quartermaine mansion, Sasha handed baby Daisy to Jason and asked what she should call him — Uncle Jason? He replied simply, “Jason is just fine.” She thanked him for sticking around, even when she tried to push him away. She called him a good man and said both she and Daisy were lucky to have him in their lives. That honesty hit home for many viewers, who saw something more than friendship.

Now, some viewers are rooting for a potential romance between Sasha and Jason in General Hospital. One Facebook fan commented, “I like Sasha with Jason.’ Another said, “They would make a wonderful couple they both strong caring and have both had huge struggles in their lives.” Some viewers even noted an undeniable spark, with one commenting, “I hate to say but there seems to be chemistry there.” 

However, not everyone agreed. One comment read, “Sasha is too young and besides she was with Michael, Jason is like his og dad that’s gross lol.” Others criticized the age gap or the potential for more family entanglements. 

Furthermore, Sasha’s recent decisions regarding Daisy have only added to the tension. She refuses to put Michael on the birth certificate and insists on raising Daisy as her sole legal parent. Even though she has agreed on Michael as the legal guardian, anything more than that is still up in the air. Jason, meanwhile, continues to support her without question, an act many fans interpret as the start of something more meaningful.