Jacqueline Grace Lopez announces GH exit with Co-star Josh Swickard
Blaze leaves Port Charles . May sweeps is around the corner. That being said, General Hospital comings and goings reports give the latest updates regarding GH casting news.
Recent General Hospital recaps recall, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Allison Rogers, aka Blaze (Jacqueline Grace Lopez), created one Hell of a musical collaboration. Another thing Chase and Blaze have in common is their mutual friend, BLQ. As manager, Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) brought Chase and Blaze’s musical talents together to promote each of their careers. Unfortunately, trouble with Linc Brown (Dan Buran) cast a dark cloud over the experience. But thankfully, BLQ and Blaze’s bravery helped put an end to Linc.
In addition, Blaze and Brook Lynn also helped Chase achieve his dream. General Hospital spoilers, currently, Chase awaits the PCPD’s decision after the two ladies spoke out on his behalf. Meanwhile, Blaze skips town after she stepped up to help Brook Lynn help Chase get his job back. Accordingly, GH news reports confirm that Blaze leaves Port Charles. The actress says her goodbyes to her co-stars and fans as Jacqueline Grace Lopez announced her GH exit via Instagram.
It was wonderful having Lopez part of the GH cast! We wish her the best of luck in her future endeavors! Maybe even someday she’ll make her way back to Port Charles!
Carly accepts Drew’s proposal! As much as Carly Corinthos Spencer (Laura Wright) proclaims her independence from Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), she cannot escape her past. In addition, Sonny isn’t completely in her past anyways.
Recent GH recaps remind fans that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and Carly toughed it out when their relationship was put to the test. As they say, distance makes the heart grow fonder. And for Drew, that statement fits perfectly with his current feelings. While he was away with Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), Drew missed the lady in his life.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that time away from Carly got Drew thinking about life without her. According to recent GH rumors, Drew is ready to begin the rest of his life with Carly as his wife.
Meanwhile, General Hospital spoilers indicate that Carly gravitates toward her ex as she and Sonny grow closer in the coming weeks. Previously, General Hospital spoilers revealed more details surrounding the Corinthos family drama. Between Sonny and Michael’s issues, as well as Willow’s health, this family’s strength is tested. However, to remain strong, they must lean on each other. Based on recent hints, that’s exactly what’s about to happen between Sonny and Carly.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Carly accepts Drew’s proposal amidst her Corinthos family affairs. Willow’s health and Sonny’s mob troubles bring Carly closer to Sonny’s world. That being said, when she accepts, Carly knows deep down that she belongs with Sonny. Carly can’t stop thinking about the past. Will her feeling for Sonny put an end to her and Drew’s future?
Who is the new Ethan Lovett?! Nathan Parsons joined General Hospital’s iconic cast in January 2009. Parsons portrayed the son of daytime tv legends, Luke Spencer (Tony Geary) and Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) until 2012. Then, years later, Parsons reprised his role in a few short stints.
General Hospital Recap: According to General Hospital news, the Emmy nominated actor returned for General Hospital’s 50th anniversary in 2013. Parsons made appearances again in 2015 and 2020. Recent General Hospital recaps recall Holly’s desperate attempt to find her son. Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) captured Ethan Lovett to control Holly. He needed her to help to distract Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), and the rest of the WSB crew. Therefore, Victor used her son’s life as leverage to keep Holly obeying orders.
General a Hospital news reports reveal that actor James Ryan joined General Hospital’s cast as the new Ethan Lovett. Fans were shocked when Ethan’s face was finally revealed. His jet black hair is now a gold rush of blond, flowing locks. Ethan’s new looks caused quite stir. According to GH spoilers and news, GH fans weigh in on the new Ethan. Check out some tweets below!
“For the privilege of ending the life of Ethan Lovett, bidding will start at ONE MILLION DOLLARS ( a blonde recast Ethan) #GH#GH60pic.twitter.com/LOIifkAhlE
Spencer outsmarts Victor?! Once his Uncle Victor’s precious young Cassadine heir, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) is now expendable. Ideally, Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) would protect his great nephew at all costs. In his mind, the more Cassadine family members banned together, the more powerful they become. But when his prized family member wants nothing to do with him, Victor’s mentality changes.
Back in Port Charles, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis), Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr), Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper), among others, brainstorm to help rescue Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez), Ace, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali), and Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati). Laura offers up the most knowledge based on her past experience with the crazy Cassadine’s. Back when the ship was called, The Titan, Luke Spencer (Tony Geary) and Laura were prisoners aboard the ship.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Chavez’s recent statement in an interview with Soaps In Depth. “He has to find a way to outsmart Victor, and all of his personnel, in order to end up with the upper hand,” Chavez admitted. “The odds are definitely stacked against him.”
But with Trina and Liesl’s help, it’s possible that Spencer outsmarts Victor. Is Victor about to lose the upper hand?
Tracy returns to Port Charles. Now and again, Tracy pops in and out of Port Charles to catch up with the Q’s, along with old friends. Of course, enemy encounters are inevitable.
According to the latest General Hospital news reports, Jane Elliot returns to General Hospital. Despite her retirement, Elliot makes her way back to the GH set every once in a while. She fulfills requests to periodically return due to her character’s relevance in certain storylines.
Like a gust of wind, General Hospital’s 60th anniversary and May Sweeps actually sweep Jane Elliot in again. However, GH comings and goings reports haven’t revealed the length of her stay. According to General Hospital recaps, the legendary Lucas Lorenzo Spencer (Tony Geary) is dead. Allegedly, he lost his life in a lame cable car accident. The ones who know and love him the most really aren’t buying it. Instead, Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) believes Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) is involved in some way or another. Laura isn’t even convinced that her precious Luke is actually dead. That being said, General Hospital rumors hint that Tracy returns to Port Charles regarding Luke.
Does Tracy have new information for Laura and the rest of PC? Is Luke alive? General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Jane makes her first appearance as Tracy on Monday, April 17th. In addition, Port Charles will see Holly Sutton again as well. Will these ladies be the key to discovering the truth about Luke?
Harrison Chase thanks Brook Lynn. After all she’s done to bring Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) down, it’s hard to believe that Chase is about to show his gratitude to Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton). Although she didn’t do these things to intentionally hurt Chase, his life still took some unwanted turns. For what could Chase be thankful to Brook Lynn?
GH recaps: Currently, Chase is stripped of his title as Detective. He was suspended multiple times prior to his release from the force. However, he didn’t turn from good cop to nuisance all in his own. Brook Lynn Quartermaine had an hand in Chase’s unfortunate encounters. According to recent General Hospital previews and spoilers, Chase is about to face his fate for the future. After months of back and forth, the PCPD Board has reached a decision. GH previews indicate that BLQ makes an appearance at the big meeting.
If things go in Chase’s favor, he’ll be reinstated as an Officer at the PCPD. In recent GH spoilers and previews, Chase is surprised to see Brook Lynn enter the room. She hopes to help convince the board that Chase is a dedicated Detective who deserves a chance. According to recent GH rumors, BLQ implicates herself when she reveals her involvement in Chase’s suspension. Ultimately, things must go Chase’s way because GH spoilers reveal that Chase thanks Brook Lynn. But will she accept things for the way they are? Can she trust that Chase sincerely forgives her so they can give love another chance?
Holly takes down Victor. The last time we saw Holly Sutton (Emma Samms), she went up in faux flames. Robert Scorpio’s (Tristan Rogers) blood curdling screams for his lady love could talk a Lion out of eating his next meal. Victor believed Holly was sent to recovery at a special burn unit and that the Ice Princess was gone.
According to recent GH recaps, Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) finally put two and two together. Holly’s ruse derailed Victor’s plans, and bought time to stall him in his quest. However, so much was set in motion. Lives are at stake and Victor is crazier than ever before.
General Hospital news reports confirm Holly returns to Port Charles as Victor’s big showdown is about to erupt. Currently, Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and baby Ace are Victor’s prisoners on the Haunted Star. Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) jumped aboard and they’re headed for Venezuela. Dr. Liesl Obrecht’s (Kathleen Gati) medical expertise made her Victor’s target. He plans to release a deadly pathogen while Obrecht is expected to administer inoculation to Victor and his family.
Despite his recent efforts, Victor keeps taking L after L. He can’t even get a Win in the bedroom. If he only knew that Holly is the reason he can’t get it up, the target on her back would go straight to her head. Recently, General Hospital news and spoilers indicate that Holly returns to Port Charles on Monday, April 17th. Her presence can’t be good for Victor. He’s about to go down just like something else of his!
Victor catches Trina! Trina Robinson’s (Tabyana Ali) bravery has gotten her through many challenges. Although, sometimes it’s our bravery that brings us to such precarious situations in the first place. As for Trina, she boldly and bravely snuck onto the Haunted Star because she sensed that Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) was in trouble.
Trina Robinson and Spencer Cassadine’s road to romance is just beginning. After a few years of their own version of cat and mouse, these two finally stopped playing games with their hearts. According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, Nicholas Alexander Chavez threw out some Sprina teasers. Recently, the Daytime Emmy Award winner spilled some GH spoilers tea on Twitter. He assures fans that Sprina dives into adventure and romance!
General Hospital recaps remind us of Trina’s bravery. She took advantage of her surroundings and used an opportunity to contact her mother. Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) gathered around Laura Spencer (Genie Francis), Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner), and Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) to guide Trina through some instructions. According to General Hospital spoilers, Trina’s failure to follow through with Curtis’s explicit instructions has inimical consequences.
Trina’s mistake could cost her their lives! GH rumors hint that Victor catches Trina after the guards notice the missing device. Just how much time does she have before Victor discovers he has a stow away?
Steve Burton reprises his role. Daytime TV icon, Steve Burton is best known for his good-hearted, bad boy role on ABC’s General Hospital. Jason Morgan became one of the most popular characters in television. His friendship and brotherhood with GH’s leading man, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), created a powerful fan following.
Sadly, Burton’s reign as the legendary Jason Morgan ended in November of 2021. His personal beliefs were not in alignment with certain mandates Disney and ABC required to continue employment. Unfortunately, Steve left GH after nearly 3 decades.
Thankfully, Steve’s fans don’t have to go too far in order to find him on-screen. After Steve departed General Hospital, Beyond Salem producers reached out to Burton. He was asked to hop on board and reprise his role as Harris Michaels in Beyond Salem’s second season.
Steve Burton reprises his role
General Hospital news reports reveal Burton’s next career move. According to Soaps In Depth, Steve explained his thought process when it comes to accepting Beyond Salem’s offer. He said, “It was kind of like, “We already have an idea for 3. Could you come back to Days and maybe finish that arc?’ “That’s how it led into the story coming to DAYS. It’s a continuation of BEYOND SALEM.” Burton explained, “I don’t want to say it was an easy decision,” he admitted. “With BEYOND SALEM, it was an easy decision because it was a limited run.
“And I had such a great experience there with the people I worked with and the producers. When they brought [returning] up, I was way more open to it than I probably would have been prior,” he went on, “because I have businesses I’m growing that are doing well. I’m doing what I love to do, coaching people. And I’ve got my kids. So my life was great, I have all this stuff going on. But I do love to act and how this came about was great. So I was like, ‘Yeah, sure. I’ll come back.’ When you’re in the business 36 years and people are still calling? I’m super-grateful.”
GH fans continue to hold out hope for Steve’s return as Jason. But for now, watching him anywhere is better than nowhere!
Nikolas stops Victor! Ava Jerome (Maura West) thought she killed her ex-husband. To her dismay, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) didn’t find him dead in a locked room. Instead, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma/Adam Huss) wasn’t in there at all! As it turns out, Nikolas is alive and hanging on to life by a thread.
Sadly, Nikolas’s life choices lead him to this point. GH recaps remind fans how he destroyed his relationship with his son Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) piece by piece. From the time he faked his own death, to choosing Ava over Spencer, from Esme to Elizabeth, and much more, Nikolas pushed his son away. His own mother Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) can’t believe what Nikolas has become. Currently, he’s missing from Port Charles. The only people who know the truth are Ava, Austin, and Mason. Along with whoever has Nikolas prisoner.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Victor Cassadine’s (Charles Shaughnessy) ego motivates his mission. His superiority complex drives Victor to separate himself from the rest. But he doesn’t want to isolate alone. Against their will, Spencer and baby Ace accompany him on the ship to start a new life.
Nikolas Stops Victor!
Meanwhile, loved ones in Port Charles worry about Spencer, Trina, Ace, and Liesl. At this point, Victor needs to be taken down in order to save them. But what if no one can get to them? GH rumors hint that a surprise takeover is coming. GH recaps remind fans that Mason Gatlin (Nathanyael Grey) has Nikolas alive. While at this point we don’t know who calls the shots, someone wants Nikolas alive. In the latest wild speculations, GH rumors and spoilers tease that Nikolas takes everyone by surprise when Nikolas awakens to save the day! Can Nikolas redeem himself by taking over the Haunted Star to save his family from Uncle Victor?!
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