Adam Wright (Maurice Benard) is a troubled teen who took a liking to a friendly face. Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) befriended her classmate even after their rocky start.
February Sweeps is in full swing as GH cleans house. Social media platforms are busy with discussion about the recent exit shockers. Previously, GH Blog shared the startling exit news regarding Avery Kristen Pohl and Nicholas Alexander Chavez.
According to General Hospital comings and goings additional exit news plagues the cast. It’s been confirmed that Joshua Benard exits General Hospital as Adam Wright. His storyline has come to a close, or at least a pause. Benard’s goodbye mostly likely won’t be forever, and we just might see Maurice’s son as Adam again in the future.
Eden McCoy Returns To General Hospital as Josslyn Jacks
Daytime Emmy Winner Eden McCoy has played fan-favorite Josslyn Jacks for over 9 years. The role has earned her a Daytime Emmy win for Younger Performer in a Drama Series, as she took home her victory on December 15th.
Shortly after her big win, General Hospital rumors began circulating about the actresses status with the iconic soap. Reportedly, GH fans took to social media platforms, scrambling to find out whether or not McCoy’s exit was permanent. It wasn’t too long before official word of her Eden’s GH status filled social media news outlets.
Thankfully, sources confirmed that Eden took a temporary leave from the 60 year old drama. GH Blog news reports shared confirmation that the role was recast temporarily as Eden stepped away from the role. Courtney Fulk stepped into Josslyn Jack’s shoes and GH fans are grateful for Courtney’s contribution to the role during McCoy’s absence.
GH Comings and Goings- Eden McCoy Returns to General Hospital
According to the latest General Hospital news reports Fulk has finished her run as Eden’s replacement. GH news confirms that Eden is already back filming at Prospect Studios. Additionally, Eden’s return debut as Joss is Thursday, February 1st.
Time sure flies after Christmas. Especially when drama comes around the clock. It’s been one thing after another for the people of Port Charles. From losing Bobbie and Nina’s secret, to Adam’s suicide attempt, Esme’s memory and Nikolas kidnapping, there’s no rest for the wicked.
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is going through some difficult times in various areas of her life. She’s been dealing with other people’s problems on top of her own. Sadly, Joss just lost her grandmother. She and her family grieve over their loss while taking swings at other forces coming for them. For Josslyn, that includes the drama that’s going on with Adam at school, the fallout from Nina’s lies, while helping her mom pick up the pieces.
On December 18th, a recast took over for Eden McCoy as it was announced that she’d be on temporary leave. McCoy took some time after her mother’s passing, and Courtney Fulk stepped in as Josslyn. Fulk did a fantastic job stepping in as Josslyn, particularly during some of the challenging moments.
According to recent GH news updates, General Hospital comings and goings confirm that Eden McCoy resumed filming at Prospect Studios. Eden McCoy returns to General Hospital as Josslyn Jacks this February.
So much talent fills Prospect Studios as General Hospital actors strive for the best. Generation after generation Port Charles residents captivate the audience, drawing us into their drama filled lives. Eden McCoy’s skills as a younger performer just earned her a Daytime Emmy Award at the 50th Annual Awards Ceremony.
This holiday season has been different for Eden as she faced new challenges. Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the unfortunate news that Eden’s mom had passed away. You can catch up on the full story by clicking below.
According to General Hospital news, reports confirm that McCoy has taken a leave of absence from General Hospital. New details involving her exit surface as fans of wonder when the Outstanding Younger Performer is set to return. Reportedly, Eden’s absence from the daytime drama will extend through January of the new year. She’s said to return in February, 2024.
That said, GH rumors speculate that Eden won’t be around set when General Hospital addresses Bobbie Spencer’s (Jackie Zeman) death. It’s uncertain whether or not Eden’s recast Courtney Fulk sticks around as Josslyn loses her grandmother.
It’s hard to imagine anyone other than Eden handling Josslyn’s reaction to Bobbie’s death. However, it looks like that’s the case as Eden McCoy is on leave until February.
Adam Wright is a troubled soul who turns to music as a coping mechanism. The high pressure to excel comes directly from his over-controlling parents. With all this talk about Adam’s parents, you’d think there setting us up to meet them. Or at least become familiar with their identities.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors this is just the beginning of the new kid’s telling tale. From real life pressures, toxic home environments, anxiety, and addiction, mental health is highlighted in this storyline. At first, Adam seemed a little off when he was around Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). It was almost as though some sort of obsession story was set or begin. Then, it took a turn. The focus shifted from Adam’s fixation with Josslyn to Adam’s personal problems. And that’s when the subject matter turned to his parents.
Who Are Adam Wright’s Parents?
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that we get a close look at Adam’s background, including his home life and the two people who are responsible for his environment. That’s right, GH rumors claim that we are about to learn more about Adam’s mom and dad. GH fans express their speculations across social media platforms, which leads us to our latest GH Poll.
It seems like many want to play, “Who are Adam’s parents?” That said, we’ve conducted a poll with some possible candidates. Who do you think could be Adam’s parents?
Mental illness isn’t something to be ignored. Correspondingly, mental health awareness is a must. Today we are grateful to have access to multiple different resources when it comes to seeking help. Unfortunately, not everyone recognizes the signs of mental illnesses, or their environment doesn’t support seeking help for this. Our mental well-being is just as important as our physical, yet this common misconception still drives many opinions on the topic.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH rumors and spoilers that pertain to the new guy. Last year, Adam Wright (Joshua Benard) showed up at PCU and made his presence known to Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Their rocky start soon smoothed itself over when he apologized and the two became study buddies. But something about his intense nature has Joss setting boundaries early on.
According to GH spoilers, Adam’s dark side rears its ugly head as he feels the pressure from his parents. It seems like Adam is an open book since his vulnerability and transparency with Joss regarding his struggles. But after the 11/16/23 episode it was clear that Josslyn had to set some boundaries.
While she empathizes with Adam, she also can’t spread herself too thin. And when she confided in Dex (Evan Hofer), it was almost like I could feel the same pressure that she felt to help Adam. Because what I heard was Dex telling Iosslyn that as long as Adam has her, he’ll be alright. Of course, we know that’s not what Dex meant. Instead he was most likely praising Joss for being such a dependable friend.
GH rumors claim that Josslyn’s guilt over Adam consumers her. She’s already admitted that she feels bad for having to tell him no, and for what he’s going through at home. He clearly has some type of issue on top of having to live up to his parent’s expectations. Suddenly, things take a turn for the worse and spiral out of control. Will Josslyn feel responsible for what Adam does next?
Adam Wright (Joshua Benard) made quite a first impression on Josslyn Jacks. It wasn’t necessarily a good first impression, but it was an impression alright. Adam first approached Josslyn with ill-intentions, and she quickly out him in his place. Then, he apologized after he realized the severity of the situation and how it effected Joss.
First, Adam got caught up in the viral revenge porn video that Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl) and sent out to the entire campus. The nature of the video fueled its viral status, and also ignited something in Adam. That’s when he made his misogynistic comments to Josslyn about her and Cameron’s sex video. At the time, he didn’t know that it was unintentional and that it was deemed revenge porn. Then, Josslyn explained that she was indeed a victim, and from then on she and Adam became friends.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Adam takes his friendship with Josslyn to another level. But it might be a while before he openly admits that he wants her as more than a friend. Instead, GH spoilers and rumors tease that he keeps his intentions to himself for the time being. But even though Adam hasn’t revealed his true intentions, his behavior raises suspicions.
General Hospital spoilers Dex warns Josslyn about Adam. Apparently, GH fans aren’t the only ones who think that there’s something off about Adam. He’s troubled and Josslyn is too close to the fire.
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