General Hospital Spoilers, Rumors, News, & Updates
Category: General Hospital Comings and Goings
General Hospital comings and goings archives fills GH fans in on the latest GH news. Each exit and arrival can be found on GH Blog’s comings and goings page.
From time to time, the characters we’ve grown to love (or love to hate) leave. Some return after some time, and others arrive on the canvas unexpectedly. As GH fans, General Hospital Blog knows exactly how it feels to lose a beloved character, as well as how it feels to love (or hate) a newby. Whatever emotions are flowing through at the time someone leaves or enters the canvas, fans can be sure to get the latest information on our GH comings and goings page.
General Hospital star, Kristina Wagner, has been missed as Felicia Jones, by GH fans. Many have been wondering why she hasn’t returned for key storylines which would normally involve her character. Felicia daughter Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) story is front and center as the entire city of Port Charles tries to take down the man Maxie thought she loved and trusted.
Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has made Maxie’s lore a living Hell, and many have questioned why her mother, Felicia, wasn’t at her wedding that didn’t happen.
General Hospital news reports confirm the upcoming return of Wagner as Felicia Jones. Wagner has not been on the set of GH since the pandemic.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Kristina will take part in the specifically tribute episode, dedicated to GH star, John Reilly. The episode is set to air on May 21st.
After some confusion over a recent General Hospital news report regarding James Patrick Stuart’s new Disney role. GH fans began wondering whether Stuart would remain on General Hospital as Valentin Cassadine.
General Hospital news reports James has addressed the topic of him leaving GH in a recent tweet.
General Hospital spoilers reveal his explanation, and status with the daytime drama. Rest assured, James Patrick Stuart is not leaving General Hospital. The new Disney pilot he will be filing 15 minutes from the GH stage. Stuart has “no plans on hanging up Valentin’s dancing shoes any time soon.”
I am currently working on a Disney Channel comedy pilot. We film 15 minutes from the GH stage so, should the show get picked up for series, and while it would create scheduling headaches for some very cool people, I have no plans to hang up Valentin’s dancing shoes any time soon.
Often times, General Hospital, and other soap stars expand their wings and use their talents outside of their main roles. And other times the actors and actresses move on entirely.
General Hospital news reports confirm GHstar, James Patrick Stuart (Valentin Cassadine), has been cast in a brand new role in a Disney pilot called, Amy from Amarillo. The show will focus on a family of super villains who are forced to go j to hiding, in Amarillo, Texas.
General Hospital spoilers reveal James Patrick Stuart will have more on his plate as the production of this new Disney show will take place next month.
General Hospital comings and goings rumors indicate that Stuart will not be parting ways with ABC’s General Hospital. It’s definitely possible for Stuart work stay at GH as Valentin Cassadine, while working on another project.
General Hospital Blog will keep you up to date on James Patrick Stuart‘a status with GH.
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) finally came around to Mac Scorpio’s (John J. York) for Dante to work on this case which involves Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Despite being leery of his own personal health, he finally agreed, but is taking it one step at a time.
General Hospital previews show Dante geared up and ready to find Jason, and get to the bottom of what went down at the hospital. All they know is that Jason and Dr. Britt Westbourne are on the run, and Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) plays a major role in their disappearance.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) will go along with Dante to help bring in Jason. They will set out to find him and Britt. Jason is a fugitive, and although he is innocent, he was still in police custody when he fled from GH. Sam is confident that if Dante brings her along to find Jason, she will be of aaaostanxe in getting him to return to Port Charles. But has Sam’s status as Jason’s priority changed now they why aren’t together? Carly Corinthos will always be priority to Jason. She and Sam used to fight for that spot in Jason’s life. But when Sam became his wife and the mother of his children, Sam came first, but Jason still did everything in his power to make Carly his priority too.
General Hospital rumors suggest there will be some tension between Carly, Sam, and Britt. Carly and Sam see Britt as a threat now that it’s obvious Jason cares for her. He saved her life and she’s saved his. He wants to protect her and he is doing just that. Is this the start of newfound love for Jason and Britt, and Dante and Sam? Or will Jason and Sam find their way back to each other?
General Hospital fans have kept their focus as they (im)patiently await the big storyline climax when SOMEONE, (we mean ANYONE at this point), stumbles upon and discovers that Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is alive.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has found a new life in Nixon Falls, outside of Port Charles, and away from all the pain she suffered. Nina is keeping her knowledge that Sonny Corinthos is alive, a secret from his wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), his children, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna), Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), Kristina Davis Corinthos (Lexi Ainsworth), Avery (Ava and Grace Scarola), and Donna (Ella and Emma Hulen), and other loved ones. Nina even lied to Jax (Ingo Rademacher), Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Sonny’s stepdaughter, along with her friend Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla), who Nina is a actually with.
General Hospital fans are becoming impatient with the current story as they are eager to see Sonny home, with Carly, and for Nina to get what’s coming to her.
General Hospital news reports disclose Maurice has disclosed some GH spoilers about what’s to come for Sonny as he tries to live life as Mike. In his tweet below, Benard makes it clear that he is enjoying this different pace while playing Mike as opposed to Sonny.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sonny will regain his memory, and be reunited with Carly and his family. “At some point, Sonny/Mike is going to get his memory back,” Benard ensured General Hospital fans. “And we’re gonna have a hell of a lot to play. Big time.”
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The soap world often sees familiar faces when navigating through the channels of our daytime TV favorites. Many times, Prime Time faces make their way through the soap opera genre as well.
General Hospital news and GH comings and goings reports confirm that Kimberly J. Brown, (ex-Marah GL), will join the cast of General Hospital.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brown will be castin a brand new, mystery role, as her character is headed to Port Charles.
General Hospital news reports, Brown tells Soap Opera Digest, “I am so excited,” she continues saying, “I started acting when I was 5 or 6, and being on GUIDING LIGHT was such a highlight for me. I haven’t done a soap since GUIDING LIGHT, so I’m just thrilled to be doing something in daytime again. It feels like going back to something that holds a special place in my heart, and to get to do it as an adult. It’s a different experience as an adult, but it gives you that nostalgia and all the great memories of when I was a kid working on the soap, which was just such a huge family. I loved working with everyone there.” That includes two actresses who are themselves ensconced in Port Charles.
Brown goes on to reveal she will be reunited with her TV stepmom on GL, (Cynthia Watros, Nina Reeves, GH), and GL TV Aunt, (Laura Wright, Carly Corinthos, GH).
Earlier this month, General Hospital news reports confirmed that there would be a special episode of GH airing, in honor of late General Hospital star, John Reilly.
General Hospital spoilers revealed that John Reilly’s daughter, Caitlin, will appear in this GH tribute to her late father.
GH Special Honors John Reilly
According to General Hospital spoilers, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner), Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom), and Mac Scorpio (John J. York), will mourn the loss of their friend Sean Donely on May 21st.
In this episode, GH spoilers suggest there will be a mystery involving Sean’s daughter, Annie (Caitlin Reilly), that will draw the attention of Anna, Felicia, Laura, Kevin, and Mac.
Don’t miss the mystery unfold in the May 21st episode of General Hospital!
GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy Lee Grahn. General Hospital star Maurice Benard is a fan favorite. He’s famously known and loved for portraying family-oriented mobster, Sonny Corinthos. The Emmy winning actor is also for his kind heart, his dedication to community outreach, raising mental health awareness, his sense of humor, and much more.
General Hospital news reports reveal Maurice’s recent Instagram video with co-star Ingo Rademacher caused backlash from fans. Benard and Rademacher’s dialogue was taken out of context and misconstrued. On screen, Sonny and Jax other than their devotion to Carly, may be polar opposites and even enemies, however, in real life they are very close friends. The two daytime tv icons (along with an earlier appearance by Kin Shriner, aka Scotty Baldwin), were part of a video posted to IG. The video featured Maurice and Ingo’s silly banter. Among the topics discussed were Kin and Ingo’s hair, as well as, working on the GH set.
Maurice Benard and Ingo Rademacher’s video causes a stir
General Hospital spoilers reveal details of the Instagram video in question. Ingo points out that he is about to go work with his “friend.” Then, Benard asks Ingo whom. When Ingo points to Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), Benard says, “Oh I’m sorry man,” and the two playfully laugh. According to GH spoilers, GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy with their backstage performance.
It’s no secret that Ingo and Nancy have had their issues. Previously, General Hospital Blog reported GH news that stated Nancy blocked her co-star Ingo Rademacher from her Twitter account. Unfortunately, Ingo and Nancy have a rocky relationship in recent times. It’s understood that Maurice was simply making light of their past situation when his playful comment got blown out of proportion. In the Instagram video below, you can see Maurice and Ingo’s playful and light hearted exchange.
GH news confirms Maurice Benard issued an apology, explaining his intentions. In addition to an apology, he emphasized his respect for Nancy Lee Grahn. Take a look at Maurice’s apology in the tweet below.
I want to say I got a hold of Nancy. She gave me her feelings I gave her mine. I respect Nancy a great deal and I apologize if I offended anyone. I tease like this with all my friends, just ask Chad,Steve,Dom,and Laura. Always in a playful way
We hope all parties involved have cleared the air and found a way to move on from this. Benard reminded fans of his playful nature while calling on other co-stars. Chad Duell (Michael Corinthos), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri), are among the many of Maurice’s friends who partake in Maurice’s lighthearted fun.
We hope Maurice has the happiest of birthdays!! We ❤️ you, Maurice!
After an incredibly dramatic scene, General Hospital fans want to know… Is Nelle really dead on General Hospital? Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) took matters into his own hands and went after the mother of his child. When he found Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) in the cabin, she was combative as expected. He tricked her into fleeing but that’s now where it ends.
Mama Bear Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) wasn’t going to let Nelle getaway. Carly wants Nelle to be punished for her heinous crimes. One thing led to another and suddenly Carly found herself trying to hold on to Nelle as she dangled from a cliff. Their hands slipped and down Nelle went.
Nelle Really Dead On General Hospital?
According to General Hospital rumors, many will blame Carly for Nelle’s decent from the precipice. When in reality, Carly tried everything she could to save her but Nelle slipped anyway. Besides, Nelle brought it on herself. She’s a menace and a murderer. I know one person who needs someone to blame. Of course, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) blames Carly for everything. So it’s a given that if Nelle dies, Carly will be raked over the coals.
Is Chloe Lanier Leaving General Hospital?
General Hospital news and GH comings and goings have not yet confirmed an exit for actress, Chloe Lanier. So the question hangs in the balance…
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) put all her eggs into one basket. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) was the one person that Nelle thought had her back. She was desperate for help in her fight to win custody of Wiley, so she latched onto the only hope of beating Michael in court. Sadly, all of Nelle’s hopes and dreams were blown into pieces after Nina told the courtroom exactly how she sees Nelle. In fact, Nina made her feelings very clear. She said that Nelle is manipulative and not fit to be a mother.
Furthermore, Nelle flipped out in front of the judge, adding insult to injury. This further displayed her instability. As of now, Nelle is toast. Stick a fork in her because she is done. However, things aren’t always as they seem.
General Hospital spoilers indicate there is much more story to be told. In regard to Nelle getting Wiley, and Nina finding her daughter, the story has another twist. According to recent General Hospital rumors, Nelle will use Nina’s heart shaped pendant to manipulate Nina and convince her they are mother and daughter. Nina has been through so much when it comes to her long lost child and Nelle is so conniving and evil that she doesn’t care how badly she hurts Nina, so long as she gets what she wants in the end. Wiley.
Is this the “Nelle Benson is over” party, or will she come back with a fighting vengeance? Take the GH POLL below!
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