Kelly Thiebaud returns to General Hospital as Britt Westbourne
It seems as though of many General Hospital fans aren’t over the death of Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud ). Kelly’s character left the canvas in such a way that makes it nearly impossible for return.
Although GH fans said goodbye to Kelly and the role as Dr. Britt “The Britch” Westbourne, hope for a miraculous return lives on. GH recaps recall that Britt died in her mother’s arms from complications from the hook wound. More often than not, Soap Opera death storylines play out in a way that leaves an open door for either a return or a recast.
Kelly Thiebaud returns to General Hospital as Britt Westbourne?
General Hospital news and spoilers report that Kelly Thiebaud recently shared a post to X (ex-Twitter), alluding to changes in the Emmy winner’s life. Last year Kelly revealed that she was loving to the UK. Because of this, Kelly’s time at GH had come to a heartbreaking end.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal that Kelly’s post could be a hint toward what’s to come. Before Thiebaud left General Hospital her love interest was presumed dead after fallen debris seemingly crushed him. Port Charles mourned the death of Jason Morgan, and Britt was heartbroken. Then, dr. Westbourne’s untimely death shook the city of Port Charles.
Now that Jason has returned GH fans hope that Kelly Thiebaud makes her way back to someone resurrect Dr. Britt Westbourne. But how could they bring back Britt after she died in Liesl’s arms? General Hospital always signs away.
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is a new man. Pentonville hardened him, and now he doesn’t take sh!t from anyone. First, he lashed out at Sam (Kelly Monaco) over choosing a school for Scout. Then, he had a few choice words for some Quartermaine rivals, and even Carly got a little taste of the new Drew.
However, no one received more of Drew’s wrath than the woman who sent him to Pentonville. Finally, Nina’s antics sent Drew over the edge. There’s no doubt that his last Pentonville stay left lasting effects on his personality as a whole. The change as has a devastating impact on Drew’s relationships, especially his own relationship with Carly. Sadly, his no nonsense approach at life left him unavailable to deal with Carly’s infatuation with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). In his mind he knows that no one will ever compare to Jason in Carly’s heart, so he bolted before he was the one left standing alone.
Drew Fall For Nina
General Hospital recaps reveal that Drew wasted no time after his breakup with Carly. He went straight to Nina to discuss Crimson. Now that he’s fired Carly, he needs someone to take over as Crimson’s Editor In Chief. Their banter was almost playful despite their mutual loathing of each other.
According to GH spoilers and rumors the rage Drew feels toward Nina turns into passion. Furthermore, fans can’t help but wonder what will come of these two as they work side by side for Crimson’s success.
General Hospital fans and Port Charles residents alike cannot figure out why Jason would go against Sonny. Stone Cold is seemingly against Sonny. From the looks of things, Jason’s prepared to hurt Sonny when given the chance.
Things aren’t always as they seem since clues indicate that Jason doesn’t want to hurt Sonny- or anyone else from his past. Instead, General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Jason’s (Steve Burton) protecting Sonny. Everyone knows that Jason’s highly skilled at what he does. The man doesn’t miss a shot. According to General Hospital recaps, the attack at the island was one of the first clues that Jason is the “shooter.” Like Ava said, Jason knows Sonny’s organization inside and out. Including the layout of the island.
Jason Works For The Enemy…
Since no one can figure out why Jason would ever go against Sonny, let alone shoot at him, perhaps it’s because she’s pretending? GH rumors hint that Jason Morgan works undercover to protect Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Is it possible that Jason is working with one of Sonny’s enemies, but only to oversee the operation, and to ensure Sonny’s safety? We all know that Jason would never hurt his best friend, they’re like family.
Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) has disappeared. His involvement with Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) earned him a one way ticket out of town.
According to General Hospital recaps Sonny Corinthos is the reason Dex came to Port Charles in the first place, and now Sonny is also the reason why Dex left. But not everything revolved around his mob boss. He made connections, established friendships, and even fell in love. Dex and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) fell fast for each other in a forbidden romance type of way.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Josslyn was left devastated when Sonny banished Dex from Port Charles. As if Joss needed another reason to loathe Sonny, he went ahead and did the unthinkable. As a result, Josslyn lost the man she loves.
GH spoilers tease that there’s a lot going on in Port Charles as Sonny works to uncover and eliminate his enemy. Up until now, Dex insight helped Sonny to navigate the threat. Now he’ll have to go it alone. According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Sonny isn’t the only one who has to go it alone.
Meanwhile, Josslyn can’t wrap her head around how and why Dex would leave without bringing her with him- or at least give her the opportunity to choose. According to recent GH spoilers and rumors, Josslyn and Sonny have something in common. She too could have to face a challenge without Dex’s inside. Let’s say the rumors are true. If Josslyn Jacks is pregnant, will Sonny find Dex and bring him home?
What does the future hold for ABC’s longest drama? On April 1st 2023, the iconic Soap Opera General Hospital celebrated its 60th year on air. Six decades and essentially fire days per week on the air isn’t something to take lightly. In fact, that is one impressive accomplishment.
Do you ever wonder or even worry about what’s the future holds for favorite thing watch and indulge? And by that I mean our favorite drama series, General Hospital. 60 years is a long time indeed. A lengthy amount of time spent
ABC President Discusses General Hospital’s Future
General Hospital’s fans are in it for the long haul- as if 60 years of dedication didn’t already prove that, fan support continues to flourish. According to recent General Hospital news reports, ABC President Craig Erwich discussed the future of General Hospital. Reportedly, Soap Hub had a personal chat with ABC Executive Craig Erwich regarding General Hospital.
We are ecstatic to share that Erwich spoke highly of the iconic drama series. “GH is absolutely a tremendous pride for us,” Erwich told the outlet. “The show’s been on for 60 years. That is a remarkable achievement. And the great thing about GENERAL HOSPITAL is that it’s on daily. It’s an opportunity for us to delight, entertain, and surprise people on a daily basis. The joy is to have an audience who has watched the show for 60 years; they’re now watching with their kids and grandkids.”
From the sound of things, General Hospital’s future looks bright. I bet there’s at least another 60 years to come…
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) is a hard working single mother. She has three boys, and all of whom are respectable young men. Her oldest, Cam, is in college on a soccer scholarship. While Aiden and Jake continue to thrive as young men.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Elizabeth’s motherly nature and nursing background make her a great candidate for Ace’s guardian. Now that Baby Ace lost his mother, big brother, and even his father. Odds are that Nikolas Cassadine (Adam Huss) won’t be the most present figure in his baby son’s life. Instead, Ace is surrounded by his grandmother Laura, and step grandfather Kevin.
Elizabeth helps a pregnant Esme
Elizabeth Webber Adopts Baby Ace
According to the latest GH rumors, taking care of a baby becomes too much for Laura and Kevin. Elizabeth seems to have a soft sport for Ace’s mom, Esme, and feels guilty for her part in Nikolas’s devious behavior. GH recaps highlight Liz and Kevin’s experience in the cemetery. That’s when they both witnessed a distraught Heather Webber (Alley Mills) mourn her late daughter. It’s possible that something was sparked in Elizabeth, and she feels a sense of responsibility to baby Ace. Will she step in and tell Kevin and Laura that Ace has a home with her and the boys?
As if Ava Jerome (Maura West) has a right to be upset at Laura! Ugh, the nerve. Don’t get me wrong, I love Ava, I do. But her hypocritical ways sometimes have me taking another side. And that’s exactly how I feel about Ava in her fight against Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl).
General Hospital recaps highlight Mayor Laura Spencer’s (Genie Francis) hand in Esme’s arrest and sentencing. Since Ava wanted to press charges to teach Esme a lesson, she isn’t the happiest camper at the moment. She wanted so badly for Esme to get booked at Pentonville. However, Ace’s grandmother, Mayor Laura pulled some strings.
According to recent GH spoilers, Ava lashes out at Laura. She wants so badly for Esme to pay for her crimes in some way, that she didn’t even consider the baby. Baby Ace is attached to his mother as any child would be to their loving parent. That’s why Laura stepped in and made a deal for Esme. After all, sending Esme to Pentonville wouldn’t be in the best interest of baby Ace (Jay and Joey Clay).
GJ rumors claim that Ava blames Laura for Esme’s slap on the wrist, and insists that this isn’t over.
General Hospital is an American Soap Opera that began in 1963. The daytime television drama was created by Frank and Doris Hursley and premiered on April 1st, 1963.
Fast forward six entire decades and GH is still going strong! Today, ABC’s General Hospital has been on the air for OVER 60 years! It is officially the longest running entertainment production in ABC history!
This year, General Hospital celebrate its 60th year on the air! That is not something to take lightly! Soap Operas became a cultural phenomenon but simmered down in the early 2000s. Popularity among the genre declined and there were other factors that contributed to the cancellation of two ABC soaps. In 2011 and 2012, All My Children and One Life to Live for the ax. Thankfully our beloved General Hospital kept the world entertained as the Quartermaine, Corinthos, Spencer, Ashford families, and the rest of Port Charles kept us at the edge of our seats.
General Hospital’s Anniversary Special
According to General Hosptial News and spoilers, a Special Anniversary episode is to air this Winter. GENERAL HOSPITAL: 60 YEARS OF STARS AND STORYTELLING Will hit our screens on Thursday, January 4th, at 10:00PM on ABC. Do NOT miss this celebration of General Hospital as piece of our American Culture!
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) has much to look forward with a bright furrier ahead of her. Her leukemia diagnosis effected the entire Quartermaine family as they struggled to face the news. Meanwhile, Michael (Chad Duell) and Willow were both at odds with each of their parents.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sonny and Nina’s big day is quickly approaching. Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) seems to feel content with her secrets and only reflects on her deceit when she’s at risked of exposure. She can breathe a sigh of relief because the one person (other than Martin Grey) who knows is Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth). However, the truth always has a way of coming to light.
During this time, Nina desperately begged Willow to give her a chance. She swore she’d never let her in, but Willow recently started to sing a different tune. Unexpectedly, Willow has started to show a softer side when it comes to her mother. She’s trying to build trust with her mom, but it’s difficult after all that they have been through. Since Willow’s miraculous treatment, even Sonny and Michael are on better terms. That said, it’s possible that these four can get along just fine.
According to GH spoilers Michael and Willow make a decision. Their parents are headed down the aisle and Willow and Michael have to figure out their next step. Will they attend Sonny and Nina’s wedding?
It is with a heavy heart that I not only had to share this news with you early this morning, but that it is indeed a reality. While still in disbelieve, the tragic news continues to pour through each and every media outlet.
General Hospital news reports confirm the death of three-time Daytime Emmy winner Billy Miller. He has won two Daytime Emmy’s for his role in Y & R, along with a win for playing Jason Morgan/Jake Doe on General Hospital. At this time the cause of death remains unknown. However, GH spoilers reveal that a family member has taken to social media with the news.
Known for his roles in Suits, The Young and the Restless, and of course, General Hospital, Billy Miller was an extraordinary talent and a beloved fan favorite. According to the mastery GH news and story developments, Miller’s cousin reached out on social media and provided slightly more information about the tragedy. She mentions that Billy is her second cousin, and his mother Pat is her first.
Billy Miller passes away on what was two days prior to his 44th birthday. Today, September 17th is Billy’s birthday. Please keep Billy Miller in your prayers as his family mourns his loss. General Hospital Blog will provide updates as the story develops.
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