Kim Delaney is widely known for her role as Diane Russell on NYPD Blue. But in 2020, a whole new fan base got to know her. That’s when she joined the General Hospital fast as Jackie Templeton. GH news confirmed that Delaney took over the 1980’s role from actress Demi Moore. GH recaps recall that Jackie Templeton was married to Gregory Finn (Gregory Chase). For years, family drama tore them apart until she returned to Port Charles in 2020. Since then Kim Delaney and Jackie left in 2021.
According to General Hospital news reports, Kim Delaney faces hit and run charges in connection with an incident that happened over a year ago. Reportedly, her erratic driving caused Delaney to hit a motorcycle. That’s when the victim called the police and Delaney made a phone call.
According to the motorcyclist, Dzhamal Badalov, Delaney crashed into his motorcycle while he was stopped at a red light. Allegedly, Delaney was disoriented and tried to flee. Also, made a phone call, and it’s believed that she was told to leave the scene. Moreover, the victim claims that he was asked to take payment instead of calling the police.
GH rumors claim that witnesses say Delaney struggles with alcohol. As a result, the NYPD and General Hospital star faces two lawsuits. Additionally, criminal charges have been brought against her for allegedly leaving the scene prior to police arrival.
We are sorry to hear of this news, and General Hospital Blog wishes everyone involved the very best.
John J. York needs bone marrow donations as he reveals diagnosis! Although saddened by the news, we also have hope that John will make a full recovery. Last week, General Hospital Blog shared John J. York’s message to fans regarding his upcoming GH exit. The soap vet and GH icon took to Twitter to give fans a heads up about his changing status with the 60 year old daytime drama. Unfortunately, he mentioned he’ll be taking a hiatus from his role as Mac Scorpio.
As promised, John shared an update with fans. According to the latest General Hospital news reports, York reveals that a recent diagnosis lead to his GH exit. But despite the news, he assures fans that he will be back. In a shocking revelation, John J. York reveal he’s in need of a bone marrow donation. In the video below, York explains his diagnosis in detail while also addressing his role on ABC’s General Hospital.
GH star needs bone marrow match
York explains, “And here it is. So, last December, of ’22, I was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndromes, or MDS, and multiple smoldering myeloma, two blood and bone marrow disorders.”
GH fans! John J. York needs bone marrow donations! If you are between the ages of 18 and 40, you could be a potential bone marrow match. Please take some time and thought and visit bethematch.com/matchformac to potentially help save a life!
…Port Charles is becoming quite the melting pot. People (characters) from all over fictional soap opera cities seem to make their way to GH’s place to be. Unlike Nixon Falls and Beecher’s Corners, Llanview and Pine Valley are two cities from ABC’s two cancelled dramas, AMC and OLTL.
Previously, GH Blog shared the latest on who is in and who is out. According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Jackson Montgomery (Walt Willey) hasn’t seen the last of Port Charles. Apparently, Jackson and Martin Gray have a past, and Martin doesn’t seem too fond of the Pine Valley Attorne. He has unfinished business in the city, mostly likely involving Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Deception.
Since Walt Willey joined General Hospital as the unforgettable Attorney Jackson Montgomery, GH casting news confirmed another addition to the cast. While Pine Valley is Jack’s hometown, the next daytime star to join GH is from Llanview. It’s confirmed that DePaiva will be reprising her from ABC’s cancelled One Life To Live. Reportedly, Kassie DePaiva takes Blair Cramer to Port Charles.
According to GH rumors, it’s possible that DePaiva brings Blair to Port Charles as Martin Gray’s ex-wife. However, that’s not the only recent rumor regarding the new/familiar faces coming from other places. That being said, Walt’s GH stint stirred up old AMC vibes. But, it’s impossible to think of Walt Willey and Jackson Montgomery and not think of the iconic Susan Lucci as Erica Kane. Many believe that Erica Kane follows Jack to Port Charles! What will she possible have to do there??
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal an inside representative at GH contacted Soap Central via email, stating the first new episodes since quarantine will air on August 3rd. An inside source claims there are a few episodes of General Hospital that have no yet been aired, they have been saved during quarantine and are said to being airing on the first Monday of August.
As previously reported, GH cast and crew were supposed to head back to set on July 20th but plans have been delayed. This all seems a little confusing as to how episodes will begin on August 3rd if only a few new ones are stashed away, and the cast and crew have not yet begun taping. General Hospital spoilers indiciate it typically takes only about two weeks before an episode is aired after filming. Therefore, if there are enough saved episodes that can be released August 3rd, it can buy some time while they are beginning to film once again.
The back and forth of this situation is almost as dramatic as watching episodes of General Hospital unfold. Hopefully we are seeing e light at the end of the tunnel and new episodes will be here before we know it.
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