Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) had finally come to terms with her battle with Huntington’s Disease. Also, she was coping with the loss of her love interest, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Furthermore, Dr. Westbourne and her mother were closer than ever.
GH recaps recall that Britt and Jason were well on their way to becoming a fan-favorite phenomenon when Burton was let go from the ABC Soap Opera. It took a bit for Dr. Westbourne to cope with his loss, but she was making progress. Then, Britt died tragically and inadvertently as one of the hook killer’s victims. That’s when Thiebaud announced that she was moving to London.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Thiebaud left the daytime drama series in the beginning of 2023. That’s when shortly after, ABC announced Steve Burton’s shocking exit.
Is Kelly Thiebaud Returning To General Hospital
Well, there’s no denying that GH fans received their most desired with when General Hospital brought Steve Burton back to the canvas. Now, general Hospital spoilers indicate that Kelly Thiebaud could live out the same fate. Will Kelly return to GH as Dr. Britt Westbourne? Recent GH news and spoilers indicate that Thiebaud dropped a hint on Instagram.
According to a recent IG comment, Kelly tells her fans that she has tried to return to General Hospital. At this time it’s unclear whether she was told yes, no, or not now. But “I tried” sounds like Thiebaud approached GH Executives and may have been turned down (for now). Despite the fact that we saw Britt die in her mother’s arms, it’s not uncommon for characters to Soap Opera characters to return from the dead.
Was Britt’s death too concrete to ever bring this character back?
When she first arrived in Port Charles, Dr. Britt Westbourne was trouble. She was a successful doctor which helped her ego, and a little baddie when it came to her personal life. She knew what she wanted and she went after it.
Over the years Dr. Westbourne went from living up to her nickname, “The Britch,” to becoming a much softer version of herself. Eventually, she and her mother repaired their troubled relationship and became very close. Her shocking death rocked Port Charles as Britt died in Liesl’s arms.
Kelly Thiebaud left the soap in early January of 2023. The star’s exit devastated fans in a way that was more hard hitting than many other GH exits. First of all, not only did Britt die, she died in the most heartbreaking way. Additionally, the GH audience watched as her mother held her as she took her last breath. We saw a body. Unlike other exit storylines, Britt’s body didn’t go missing.
This makes it extremely difficult for her character to return. However, it’s difficult but not impossible. After all, this is a Soap Opera. According to General Hospital news reports, Kelly Thiebaud returns home to the United States after living in London with her then boyfriend PJ Harrison. Last month General Hospital Blog shared a possible clue that was posted by Thiebaud on the social media platform, X.
Life changes are inevitable so expect the unexpected. Now that Kelly has returned from London, GH fans keep alive their hope for Britt’s comeback. More importantly, Britt and Jason@/ relationship was blooming into something beautiful before his presumed death. Since Jason has returned, will GH bring back Britt so that they can pick up where they left off?
Britt says goodbye to her mutter! Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) confided in her mother Dr. Liesl Obrecht after receiving life altering news. She is facing a life threatening illness that has effected her life in various ways outside of the expected.
Discovering she carried the genetic marker for Huntington’s Disease served as a stepping stone toward Britt’s bond with Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Because of the threat Britt was facing, she was able to experience her own vulnerability. Furthermore, expressing her vulnerable side allowed for that connection to be made with Jason.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors reveal Cody has yet to find out what Britt is going through. After losing Jason, Britt become more closed off
which made it difficult for the Chief of Staff to make an initial connection with someone. However, things began to change for her after Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) made a strong, yet interesting impression on the young doctor.
General Hospital comings and goings news confirms Kelly Thiebaud exits GH while leaving the door open for Britt Westbourne to return. She is headed to Station 19 to reprise her role as Eva Vasquez.
GH spoilers tease Britt makes the decision to take her life into her own hands after trusting Dr. Austin Holt (Roger Howarth) with her secret. She breaks the news to her mother Dr. Liesl Obrecht that she’s leaving Port Charles. Britt’s Huntington’s Disease drives her out of town and to Toronto.
General Hospital comings and goings reports reveal Kelly Thiebaud exits GH. Dr. Britt Westbourne has finally confided in someone other than her mother.
Until now, Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) and her boyfriend Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner) are the only living people who know Britt’s secret. Britt trusted Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) enough to confide in him. He also helped her through a tough decision. Because of her talk with Jason, Britt decided to learn the truth. Sadly, Jason is gone and Britt has been dealing with her struggle mostly on her own. However, things have changed since she disclosed her diagnosis to Dr. Austin Holt (Roger Howarth).
General Hospital recaps recalls Britt and Austin’s conversation filled with encouragement. He believes Britt needs a plan of action in order to take charge of her health. She was resistant to the recommendation, but, General Hospital rumors hint Britt decides on diving deeper into her diagnosis. She is faced with the realities of her disease as she learns progression is inevitable. General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt is faced with the reality of Huntington’s Disease after she receives unfavorable news.
General Hospital comings and goings reports indicate Kelly Thiebaud exits GH within the last weeks of November. Britt Westbourne’s health is in serious need of tending to. As a result, it’s likely the Chief of Staff will take a leave of absence to focus on taking control of Huntington’s Disease.
General Hospital news reports confirm Thiebaud has reprised her role as Eva Vasquez on ABC’s Station 19. Previous reports reveal Thiebaud had reached out to fans regarding her status with General Hospital. General Hospital Blog previously reported Kelly confirmed she will be able to work on both GH and Station 19 in an Instagram reply to a fan.
Taylor Swift once said, “Love is a ruthless game unless you play it good and right.” It seems like Britt doesn’t have all the rules of the game down as she keeps striking out. One misfortune after another has gotten her down on her luck when it comes to love.
General Hospital recaps remind fans that Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) has been struggling to find love after losing Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) to an unfortunate accident. She thought she had finally found the man she could trust with her deepest feelings, share her fears, adventures, and ultimately her life. That came to a screeching halt when Jason was presumed dead after allegedly being crushed in a cave.
Fast forward to getting over the heartbreak and mourning, General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt is taking a leap and giving love another chance. Though reluctant, Britt doesn’t want to give up on finding her true match and gives Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) a shot.
General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate that it won’t take long for Britt’s hopes to be crushed when she figures out what Cody is really after. It’s obvious he’s fixated on her father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove), but the reason is still a mystery.
GH rumors and spoilers suggest Britt catches on quickly and realizes that Cody is interested in her for her money. Chief of Staff at GH isn’t a and gig, and Cody is broke and desperate. He’s been bribing and blackmailing, so why not add using a woman for her money to the list of shady character traits?
Earlier this week, General Hospital Blog shared some snippets of Steve Burton’s recent interview withSoap Opera Digest. In that interview, Steve revealed his feelings on Jason and Carly’s (Laura Wright) upcoming nuptials, and how this is something new for both Steve and Laura’s characters. He also revealed his thoughts on Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) big return to Port Charles, along with other pressing GH topics.
General Hospital news reports reveal Burton has also voiced his take on the war for Jason Morgan’s heart. It’s undeniable that die hard Jason and Sam Morgan, (Kelly Monaco) aka JaSam fans, aren’t too happy about, 1) his upcoming marriage to Carly, and more importantly, 2) his feelings for Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud). As history tells it’s story, fan wars over who Jason Morgan gives his heart to has always been a heated battle. Back in the day, fans were on either side of Jason and Sam (JaSam) and Jason and Liz (Rebecca Herbst), (Liason). General Hospital message boards and forums across the internet would explode with fans arguing over their favorite couple. The arguments would get ruthless, and many times, the Soapnet message boards would be shut down for the day by moderators.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there’s a new battle to be fought. This time between Jason and Sam fans vs. Jason and Britt (Brason) fans.
In his recent interview, Burton disclosed his feelings on the bashing his co-stars, Kelly Monaco and Kelly Thiebaud are currently enduring from GH “fans” who are on either side of the war for Jason’s heart. He said, “I get it. I’ve watched shows before where I’ve been upset, okay?” Burton said in an interview with Soap Opera Digest. “So I understand that people get upset over things, for sure. The thing that I don’t condone or like is that people were attacking both Kellys.”
He added, “I’m not on social that much anymore, but I saw some bad things being said about Kelly Monaco, and some bad things about Kelly Thiebaud, and that’s when I check out. That’s when I’m like, ‘Okay, I’m not even going to engage or read this stuff.’ It is two real human beings that can be affected by those comments, you know?”
Steve is also empathetic to the situation. He disclosed that he too get emotionally invested in the characters and relationships of the shows he watches. He said, “My wife and I watched something on Netflix and something happened and I went, “This is the stupidest show I’ve ever seen! I’m not watching this! I can’t believe they would do something this dumb!” He revealed, “I was so invested that by that point, I go, “I get why people get upset!”… But then we finished it! You kind of settle down and go, ‘It’s a TV show. Get back to the freakin’ TV and watch the rest of it.”
When it’s all said and done, Steve revealed that the actors do not have “We are just doing our job, doing the best we can to tell the story that’s written, the writers, Chris and Dan, aren’t calling us going, “Hey, what do you think about this?”
PSA to our fans from us at General Hospital Blog: Please do not bash the actors just because things in the storyline aren’t going your way. At the end of the day, IT’S A TV SHOW! It’s not worth hurting those who portray these characters. They are human beings with feelings and actually spend time reading feedback online. If you’re a true fan, be a fan, not a hater.
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