General Hospital fans are saying goodbye to a long time General Hospital actress, Tamara Braun. Braun originally started her journey with General Hospital when she arrived in Port Charles as the emotionally broken Carly Benson. Tamara took in the role after the departure of Sarah Joy Brown who originated the role.
Recently, in an interview with Soap Opera Digest, Tamara Braun revealed the moment she knew her character Dr. Kim Nero was being written off the show. When Braun was asked about her thoughts regarding the story line involving Dr. Kim Nero drugging her ex, Drew Cain (Billy Miller) to make a baby, in a blunt and honest statement, Braun said, “Yeah, actually that was the first time that I was like, ‘Oh, they’re going to write me off.'” Tamara Braun disclosed she confided in fellow friend and co-star, William DeVry (Julian Jerome), addressing her hunch which inevitably became the end result.
The long time General Hospital actress disclosed the news of being let go came of a shock. She explained that just weeks before she was notified she was being let go and Kim was exiting Port Charles, Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, approached Braun and told her she is about to be part of a big story. She said, “Well, I was a little surprised, because weeks before, Frank told me that I had a really big story coming up that he was really excited about.” Evidently, those plans fell through as the story took a turn in a direction Braun didn’t see coming.
They’ve left the door open for Kim Nero to return. Hopefully some day the character can be written in a way that could bring her back from rock bottom.
Anthony Montgomery makes his return on General Hospita as Dr. Andre Maddox, the man tangled in the Drew (Billy Miller)/Jason (Steve Burton)/ Franco (Roger Howarth), memory-mapping story.
Dr. Maddox was last seen on screen as he was disoriented and stumbled into the Emergency Room at GH. He quickly passed out and lost consciousness. General Hospital spoilers reveal when Andre returns, he will still be in the hospital.
The news broke earlier this week when General Hospital spoilers revealed the exit of newly returned, Rebecca Budig, in her role as Hayden Barnes.
Hayden Returned to Port Charles after leaving her fiance Dr. Finn while she was pregnant. Finn was led to believe Hayden lost the baby, but when Hayden returned to Port Charles with a sick child, she was quick to tell her old love the truth. The girl’s name was Violet, she was Hayden’s daughter, and also Finn’s. Hayden was desperate to have Dr. Finn help to find out and treat their daughter’s illness. It came to a surprise to some GH views how calmly Dr. Finn reacted to the bombshell Hayden dropped. He always remained respectful and under control aside from one emotional outburst. He came around quickly and was ready to spring into action to help their daughter. This ultimately led to the family of 3 spending quality time together- in Anna’s (Finola Hughes) home. This poses a problem obviously since Anna and Finn are engaged. Although Anna has been on a trip for months, and Finn had no inclination as to when she would return, they are still engaged. Of course Anna walks in right when Hayden and Finn are having a very personal conversation.
All of this would likely make viewers think the story would go into a direction where Hayden and Finn would grow close, knocking Anna out of the equation. However, General Hospital news of Rebecca Budig’s surprising exit seems it will steer this story into another direction.
General Hospital spoilers claim Hayden will leave Port Charles and leave her daughter, Violet, behind. Anna will be her caregiver along with her dad, Dr. Finn. Anna may grow tiresome of being in the middle of caring for a child and being in an awkward situation between her fiance and his ex, and mother of his child. Despite how it may seem, Hayden isn’t leaving completely by choice. She must protect her self after her frightening run in with a man who tried to grab her, which Hayden is almost certain was hired by Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart).
What will Anna do? Can she stick it out to be with Finn or will she have to let go and move on?
Yesterday, General Hospital spoilers hinted to rumors of the big return for a household name, Tracy Quartermaine. Reported by Entertainment Weekly, News regarding the return of retired General Hospital star, Jane Elliot (Tracy Quartermaine has been confirmed. Elliot is stepping out of retirement (retired 2017) to return to her role as the fire cracker of a Q, the “Spanky Buns” everyone loves to loathe.
Story line speculations started to flow through the fans. It just so happens that GH has brought back another Quatermaine who we haven’t seen in a while, Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kuth) daughter, Brook Lynn Ashton (Amanda Setton) to the canvas. General Hospital spoilers hint Brook Lynn will be her feisty self and already begin to ruffle some feathers. It seems the apple doesn’t fall from the tree, Brook Lynn will cause trouble just as her Grandmother, Tracy.
Fans across the board are very excited to see what this Holiday season brings to the table now that we have strong hope of a traditional Quartermaine Thanksgiving. Thanks to the return of Jane Elliot reprising her role as Tracy Quartermaine, it’s inevitable there will be mayhem between Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), Ned and Olivia Ashton (Lisa LoCicero), Tracy, Brook Lynn, probably even Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell)! The possibilities are endless.
General Hospital surprise: Tracy Quartermaine will be home for the holidays https://t.co/aNliNeNROU
The week leading up to Thanksgiving and beyond is about to get explosive! General Hospital Spoilers reveal things are about to shake up as Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) can’t handle the verdict Sam (Kelly Monaco) received. He will do anything to get Sam out of jail, and he gets right down to business. Jason will find out who is behind this and who will take the ultimate blow for making Sam wind up in Pentonville.
In Jason’s quest to save his wife, Sam, Peter August (Wes Ramsey) will begin to feel uneasy and unsafe as roads lead Jason right to Peter. Meanwhile, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has returned from her trip and is desperate need to reconnect with her “son” Peter. As of now, GH viewers are led to believe Anna is Peter’s mother, however, Anna may have found information discovering that her twin sister, Alex, is actually Peter’s mother. General Hospital rumors lean toward the majority of fans thinking Alex will turn out to be Peter’s mother. In Anna’s attempt to bond with Peter, General Hospital spoilers hint Anna will be able to pick up on peculiar behavior from Peter. Something just seems off with him, he seems distracted. Anna’s close friend Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is and has been suspicious of Peter all along. General Hospital spoilers hint to look for Anna to discover Peter’s secrets the first week of December.
When it comes to Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), the only time she questioned Peter was in regard to the purchase of the house, and the strange way he was behaving in front of Maxie and Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring). GH rumors claim once Anna makes her discovery about Peter, she will have no choice but to expose him and all of his lies, thus turning Maxie’s happy world into turmoil.
The latest General Hospital spoilers have created a shock wave as fans are rapidly finding out the shocking news- Jane Elliot has been rumored to be returning to General Hospital to reprise her role as Tracy Quartermaine, just in time for, you guessed it, Thanksgiving! It wouldn’t be much of a Thanksgiving at the Quartermaine mansion if mayhem didn’t ensue and pizza wasn’t consumed as opposed to turkey.
This week GH viewers welcomed a familiar character with a new fresh face. Amanda Setton as taken over the role of Brook Lynn Ashton, formerly played by Adrienne Leon. Brook Lynn is the daughter of Lois Cerullo and Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth).
General Hospital spoilers point to a story line around Tracy’s arrival having to do with Brook Lynn’s recent return to Port Charles. It’s safe to assume there will be chaos and drama surrounding the usual Quartermaine family dynamic. Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) Tracy will be sure to bring the fireworks to the holiday. There’s no telling what will happen when they’re all together in the Quartermaine mansion for Thanksgiving. Except pizza. We know there will be pizza.
The last couple weeks have been touch and go when it comes to if we will be seeing General Hospital on our screens each day. We have missed whole episodes, been able to catch half, and been surprised with the whole thing. The fact remains that ABC and GH Executives will continue to reach out to fans and give a heads up on when the episodes will be aired.
Today from General Hospital’s Official Twitter account, fans were informed (US) that today’s episode will replay tomorrow, Thursday, November 21st. As for Canada, they get an encore.
Due to the ongoing impeachment hearings, today's episode of #GH will instead air tomorrow. Thank you for your patience with these interruptions. pic.twitter.com/lXHxKve2KO
Last week on November 11th, GeneralHospital and Days Of Our Lives star, Tyler Christopher made headlines as reports came flooding in of his arrest and charge of public intoxication.
Despite this incident happened on the actor’s 47th birthday, the result was not just a one time thing to chalk up to too much birthday fun. Friends and co-stars rallied for Christopher in support of their friend. Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) along with Greg Vaughan (ex-Lucky Spencer) are among some of the celebrities and friends of Tyler Christopher who reached out on Twitter to show support and clear the air. Nancy Lee Grahn made it known that this situation is serious, even stating in her Tweet, Tyler is “at risk of losing his life.”
Today, General Hospital news reported by michaelfairmantv.com, states that the Judge who sentenced Christopher to two counts of misdemeanor public intoxication and a $440 fine, has rejected the Police’s request to our Tyler Christopher into a rehab treatment program. We are unsure at this time why such a ruling was made. It is also known that police were called regarding Christopher’s behavior multiple times since September.
General Hospital Blog continues to support and extend prayers to Tyler, his family and friends, and all those who care for and wish him well. Our hope is for a fast road to recovery.
Earlier this Fall, Maurice Benard launched a new website designed to connect fans through positivity. Much to do with mbstateofmind.com comes from Benard’s desire and drive to inform and educate the public regarding mental health and mental health awareness.
Maurice Benard has reached out to his fans as well as a broader audience by participating in pubic and televised interviews, hosting events and discussions, and most recently, by hosting Sunday Sessions on Sundays through Maurice’s new website.
On Sundays, fans, friends, and stranglers alike are encouraged to visit Maurice’s site and watch his State of Mind Talks. Maurice discusses issues associated with mental illness such as anxiety and more based on his own life experiences on his Instagram Stories.
Kim Nero has been off the rails since the death of her son, Oscar (Garren Lake), and then shortly after, his father, Drew Cain (Billy Miller). She is at her lowest point now just when you thought she couldn’t go lower than when she drugged Drew to sleep with him. After fighting for Franco to keep the memories of his brother, Drew, Kim still won’t end up the happy camper in this scenario.
General Hospital spoilers reveal this week on GH, Kim will be left broken-hearted as Franco tells Kim that he will not be leaving Port Charles with her. After all, Franco has a wife. General Hospital rumors hint Franco won’t have Drew’s memories for much longer.
As previously reported, General Hospital comings and goings confirm the exit of GH’s Tamara Braun as Kim Nero. For a short time, General Hospital rumors were circulating with the possibility of losing Roger Howarth (Franco Baldwin) with Braun’s departure. General Hospital spoilers and confirm the news that Braun’s character, Kim Nero, will be leaving Port Charles by herself.
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