Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) is head over heels for Dex Heller (Evan Hofer). At first, they kept their relationship under wraps due to the nature of his business, and his connection to Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital recaps recall Josslyn’s apprehension about her feelings for Dex. Growing up, Josslyn’s mom Carly was in love with a mobster. She spent almost her entire adolescence as Sonny Corinthos’s stepdaughter. So, one would think that Joss would be all too familiar with the lifestyle.
As we know, Sonny and Nina’s relationship caused a rift between Sonny, Carly, their son Michael, and her daughter Joss. Ever since he left Carly for Nina, Josslyn’s outlook on Sonny is much different than when she was younger. Still, she can’t help who she felt for and that he works for Corinthos. But what she can do is stand by him, worry about him, and hope he leaves that mobster life.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Josslyn foreshadows Jason and Dex’s fate when she continues to make comparisons between her boyfriend and her mother’s best friend. Ironically, they both happen to be Sonny’s right hand man. Joss points out that Dex is a lot like Jason. They’re both totally loyal, they risk it all for Sonny, and they’d never leave a good man for dead.
GH News and Rumors: Eden MCoy and Evan Hofer breakup?!
Social media platforms have become a solid connection between celebrities and their fans. It’s a great way to learn about their interests outside of their craft. Additionally, some people let the world see inside their personal lives. While a good portion of celebs steer clear of certain or all platforms, the majority utilize spaces like Instagram, TikTok, and more.
Lucky for GH fans, most of the cast is up to date on their social media posts. Sharing daily details, big life events, break ups, new loves, baby news, and more help to keep fans directly informed and interested. Previously, General Hospital news reports confirmed some personal details about two General Hospital stars.
Clues began to surface last spring when GH’s Eden McCoy and Evan Hofer popped up together in many photos. The two were sharing pics of themselves together on Instagram and X. That’s when GH Blog shared that GH’s Joss and Dex’s romance carried over.
According to GH rumors, observant fans may have done it again. Recently, social media posts give the impression that Eden and Evan have broken up. Instagram pics and stories of each other used to flood their feed. Since December, fans have left comments about their relationship status.
Port Charles is on edge as mob violence slithers its way through town. Many families are connected to organized crime, either directly or indirectly. That’s why it’s in everyone’s best interest at this time to lay low and stay alert.
General Hospital spoilers tease that the people of Port Charles do their best to keep an eye over their shoulder while an unknown enemy could strike at any time. The threat is more than near, and so is Jason’s return. Previously, GH news and spoilers confirmed that Steve Burton’s air date is March 4th. We are a few days before the big reveal when Steve Burton makes his General Hospital comeback as Jason Morgan. Speculation surrounding his storyline continues as we count down the days.
Josslyn Can’t Believe Her Eyes
Today’s GH preview indicates that something startles Joss. Many GH rumors have made claims about with whom Jason first makes contact. Some wanted history to repeat itself and claimed that he shows up and Elizabeth’s door. Others believe that Jason is the shooters, and some believe he’s the mystery boss or both.
Regardless, something or someone catches Josslyn off guard. What gives Josslyn a jump scare? Is Jason Morgan lurking around corners yet, or will she have another reason to gasp?
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?
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was betrayed by the three most trusted people in his life. Please take notice that I didn’t say “four” of his most trusted loved ones. That’s because his new wife, Nina (Cynthia Watros) was never on that level. Besides, she already cut Sonny deeply with her SEC antics.
This time, the mob boss was betrayed by his tried and true, the one who he betrayed after Nixon Falls. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), their son Michael (Chad Duell), and Sonny’s closest employee Dex went behind his back when it comes to his organization. However, their secret from Sonny was hardly a betrayal.
General Hospital recaps highlight the overly harsh and cruel punishment given to Dex Heller (Evan Hofer). Recent mob danger turns up the heat among the people of Port Charles as no one can be trusted. As a result, Dex Heller left Port Charles with no sign of ever returning. Josslyn Jacks was left distraught over losing Dex to Sonny’s selfishness.
Jason’s Returns and Brings Dex Home
Meanwhile, a mob war is underway and Sonny must deal with the true enemy without Dex’s insight. But what if GH rumors claimed that although Sonny banished Dex from PC and left himself to fight alone, the mob boss could eventually have double the protection.
Reportedly, General Hospital comings and goings confirm that Steve Burton has already been in the studio filming for a couple of weeks. Now it’s just a short waiting game until the big day. According to General Hospital news reports, Jason Morgan resurfaces on March 4th. Currently, there so much hype surrounding this storyline, Jason’s return, Josslyn, Dex, Michael, Sonny, and Carly.
The latest GH spoilers and rumors hint that Josslyn’s broken heart and spirit has a chance at revival. With heavy rumors swirling about Dex’s paternity, GH rumors tease that Port Charles is shocked when they lead that Jason is Dex’s father. If those rumors turn out to be true, Jason could have a hand in bringing Dex back home.
Dex Heller (Evan Hofer) shows his loyalty to Sonny Corinthos time and time again. At this point there’s nothing that he can do to stop what happens next.
GH recaps highlight that Sonny goes to extreme measures to get to the truth out of his trusted employee. But how much can Sonny really trust Dex? While it’s true that Dex has only good intentions, that surely wasn’t the case at first. According to GH recaps, we all know that Dex was hired by Sonny’s very own son Michael with ill intent to destroy his father.
According to General Hospital spoilers reveal that despite Michael’s change of heart, the deceptive nature of his and Carly’s plan could get Dex killed. From Sonny’s viewpoint Dex looks guilty as sin. Money just happened to drop into his secret account just days within an attack on Sonny, on two separate occasions. That tells Sonny and Brick (Stephen A. Smith) that something is up with Dex and they want answers. GH spoilers and previews indicate that Sonny takes Dex for a ride to get to the bottom of this. He wants to know who Dex works for and who shot at him and Ava Jerome (Maura West). Moreover, Sonny wants to know who shot Curtis at the Metro Court.
According to GH rumors, Sonny uncovers a hell of a lot more than he bargained for.
Is there a specific character in daytime television that you’ve watched grow up into adulthood? Often times, the casting directors and writing team has other ideas that lead children’s roles into abrupt adolescence or even beyond.
It’s not uncommon to see a child blossom into a legacy character, carrying the family name. Great examples are the Quartermaine, Corinthos, Spencer families and the younger generations as that take over the spotlight. However, more often than not a child actor is SORASed, which means, Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome. One day the kid is five, then BAM, the next day the child has a new face and is 15 years older than that day prior. That’s just how it goes in Soaps.
Daytime Cuts Younger Actor Category From Emmys
When it comes to recognition child actors are also eligible to submit their Emmy reels. But recent news states that younger performers well no longer have the chance to win outstanding younger performer in a drama series. The Daytime Emmys have decided to cut the category. Instead, actors who wish to enter should submit their work into the Leading, Supporting, or Guest categories.
General Hospital news and spoilers report that GH’s Eden McCoy is the last to receive this award. She took home the winning Secember 15th, 2023z As time moves toward the 51st annual daytime Emmy awards, GH news reports confirm that the updated format takes effect immediately.
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.
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