Two very special people shared a life changing event with fans via social medial. General Hospital actors Bryan Craig (Morgan Corinthos) and Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne) announced their engagement.
The two have shared a pretty public romance, sharing their relationship photos with fans on Instagram, Twitter, and more for the past couple years. Fans of the couple have been rooting for their happiness together.
Bryan asked Kelly to marry him over the weekend while vacationing in Bali, and well, as Bryan wrote, “She said yes!”
General Hospital Blog would like to congratulate these fan favorites on a lifetime of happiness together!
In the last few weeks, General Hospital Blog has been able to share exciting casting news with the fans due to recent General Hospital spoilers. This Summer will be one for the books, and it will involve an iconic General Hospital family. GH casting news and spoilers have revealed that there will be quite a few character returns for Luke Spencer’s big send off story.
ABC’s General Hospital teases fans with an intriguing, upcoming story. This Summer will lead to “An Epic Spencer Adventure,” according to those over at GH. As we say goodbye to a legend, Anthony Geary will be accompanied by Luke’s closest loved ones. Jonathan Jackson (Lucky Spencer), Nathan Parsons (Ethan Lovett), and Emma Samms (Holly Sutton), will be joining Genie and Anthony as Luke and Laura set out to save their son, Lucky.
If Jennifer Smith, Frank Smith’s daughter doesn’t really have Lucky, then who does? Jennifer told Luke and Laura that she received a phone call with instructions to go about the scheme she pulled on the Spencer’s. Who could it be? If you have any thoughts or theories, let us know in the comment section.
We can’t wait to see how this story will unfold and we are certainly looking forward to seeing Nathan, Jonathan, Emma, and more to bid farewell to Luke!
Check out the video clip below of Tony’s last day on the set of General Hospital!
We all knew this day was coming, but it has really crept up on us all rather quickly. A few months back, General Hospital Blog shared the news that Anthony Geary had announces his retirement, after over 3 decades on the daytime drama, General Hospital. His character Luke Spencer is legendary to say the least. Geary and co-star Genie Francis made history as the infamous Luke and Laura.
Tuesday, June 22nd, Anthony Geary taped his very last seen as Lucas Lorenzo Spencer. Luke will be departing Port Charles later this Summer. It was an emotional goodbye, as his friends and cast mates bid him farewell after 37 years in the iconic role. Geary was surrounded by GH stars including Finola Hughes (Anna Devane), Leslie Charleson (Monica Quartermaine), Lynn Herring (Lucy Coe), Kristina Wagner (Felicia Jones), Kin Shriner (Scotty Baldwin), and more. At the farewell, friend Maurice Benard told Geary, “Not having you here is going to be sad for me.”
Anthony Geary has won 8 Daytime Emmy Awards for his role as Luke Spencer. He has called GH his home for 37 climactic years.
Leaving General Hospital is bitter sweet for Geary. Although it’s sad to say goodbye, he looks forward to what the future holds for his personal life and his career. Geary tells Entertainment Weekly, “I’m excited to raise the curtain on act 3, to reinvent myself in my new home to pursue whatever opportunity there may be. It’s an exciting prospect to me. They’ve done a wonderful job of wrapping up the character. So this seems like the ideal time to go.”
As Geary walks away from the Daytime genre, he leaves with words of hope and encouragement for the industry and fans. In regard to the survival of daytime soaps, and the stir up involving the cancellation of One Life to Live and All My Children, Geary tells EW, “It was scary there for two or three years when every thing was being cancelled. The network thought that talk shows should take over because people weren’t going to be interested in soaps. But there has been a resurgence and I think that’s hopeful sign. I don’t believe it’s the end of the medium. Serialization is a great way to tell stories.”
Anthony Geary and Luke Spencer will be greatly missed by us at General Hospital Blog. Geary is an extremely talented actor, and Luke will never be forgotten. We wish him the absolute best in everything that comes his way going forward. It is sad to say goodbye, but there is a warm place in our hearts knowing that he gave so much to the industry for so long. Thank you Anthony Geary! We love you!
In the past two years, it seems as though the GH cast has grown exponentially. We have also seen almost as many actors/characters leave Port Charles as we have seen enter this small town.
The latest General Hospital spoilers and GH casting news reveal that the Exectives at General Hospital are seeking yet another actor to play a new character. They are looking for a young female, in her late teens, that is Caucasian, beautiful, and would like her to start shooting scenes in the next couple of months. This role has been said to be a contract role.
It remains unknown if this new young female will have any family ties to the current residents of Port Charles.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans updated on any news of a GH cast, with a name and a face. If you have any theories of who could possibly be arriving in Port Charles, let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
General Hospital Blog would just like to pass along this information to General Hospital fans. GH actor Ryan Paevey’s jacket is being auctioned for charity and you have a chance to win!
Take a look at the Ebay listing for this awesome opportunity. GH Blog is not affiliated in any way with the seller or the charity involved. We are just here to give fans an opportunity to bid, and give money to charity.
There is a new/old Quartermaine in town. None other than the son of Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot), Dillon. Originally played by Scott Clifton, Dillon Quartermaine will now be played by Robert Palmer Watkins.
Back in the day, Dillon was involved in a whole slew of things around Port Charles… including the late Georgie Jones (Lindsey Letherman), and Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan). Dillon will have a lot of connections to catch up with when he is settled back into PC.
What is Dillon’s reason for returning to Port Charles? A Quartermaine always has an agenda.
Right now Michael (Chad Duell) has completely changed his life. He has a new last name, claims a new family, has custody of a baby, and may have a budding romance with his sister’s nanny, Sabrina (Teresa Castillo). Michael has a lot going on including running the Quartermaine family business, ELQ.
Could Michael’s world start to rapidly unravel? According to General Hospital rumors, soon, the residents of Port Charles should be finding out that baby Avery is not in fact Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) daughter, but the daughter of Ava (Maura West) and Morgan Corinthos (Bryan Craig). If this is true, Michael will almost inevitable lose custody, and instead of being a brother to Avery, he will then be an uncle. General Hospital rumors also speculate that Dillon is out for the family business. With Michael in charge of ELQ as of right now, Dillon just may be out to take it right from under Michael.
Do you think Michael should be careful around Dillon? Let us know why you think the character Dillon Quartermaine is returning to General Hospital, in the comments below.
There will be a lot of characters walking in and out of Port Charles this Summer on General Hospital. General Hospital Blog has previously reported that Jeffrey Vincent Parise (Carlos Rivera) is OUT, and it doesn’t look like he will be returning. Sean Blakemore is also on his way out at GH as Sonny’s enforcer, Shawn Butler. In the midst of his legal troubles, and baby mama drama with Jordan (Vinessa Antoine), Shawn will be leaving Port Charles, will he take his son TJ with him?
Finola Hughes will be off for the Summer as Anna Devane will leave Port Charles since the death of Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan). Ian Buchanan has been out at GH since early May.
Lisa LoCicero will be on maternity leave for the majority of this Summer. Olivia and Ned will exit PC, as Wally Kurth has landed a role on Days of Our Lives.
Tony Geary is set to return to GH this Summer so that Luke Spencer can say goodbye to his loved ones in Port Charles. Geary is retiring for good, but we have good news that has confirmed Genie Francis will return as Laura Spencer for Geary’s exit. GH rumors have speculated that more GH alum will be returning to the canvas for Luke’s big goodbye. Jonathan Jackson who has played Lucky Spencer on GH, is currently on ABC’s Nashville. While Nashville is on Summer hiatus, it is highly possible that we will see Lucky return to Port Charles to see his dad, Luke, off.
General Hospital rumors have teased with one particular possibility for quite a while. Fans have been up in arms when it comes to Robin Scorpio Drake. Some want her back, some want her to stay gone, and others are willing to accept a recast. Although a recast of a fan favorite has been done in the past (Billy Miller taking Stave Burton’s place as Jason Morgan), it’s highly unlikely that Kimberly McCullough, who originated the character Robin will be recast. McCullough’s status with General Hospital remains unknown. However, there are a couple other possibilities for a Summer recast. Some claim that bringing Liz Webber’s sister, Sarah back to Port Charles is in the works, and since ABC’s fan February contest, social media has been buzzing that Serena Baldwin will make a return.
Check out the spoiler photo revealed at the bottom of this post!
General Hospital has sprung many surprises on fans during this year’s Nurses Ball. May Sweeps, and the two day LIVE event. Duke was shot and killed by Carlos Rivera (Jeffrey Vincent Parise).
Although it was previously announced that Ian Buchanan was leaving General Hospital, it still came as a shock to fans when Duke Lavery passed away. As a result of Carlos killing Duke, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) took the aw into her own hands, and shot and killed Carlos.
A shocking General Hospital spoiler that was stumbled upon accidentally reveals that General Hospital will also be losing another fan favorite character, Shawn Butler.
In a photo that has been circulating social media, it was revealed that along with Jeffrey Vincent Parise, Sean Blakemore is also leaving General Hospital. Check out the revealing photo below!
Can you make out what that says? Looks a lot like, “Sean and Jeffrey You’ll Be Missed Love Your GH Family”
The General Hospital LIVE episode last Friday left fans in awe with just about every scene. From Nikolas, Elizabeth, and Hayden, to Sam and Jake, Anna, Sabrina, and Carlos, to Nina and Franco… but at the end of the episode, fans got a huge shock! It was a blast from the past to see General Hospital’s Lily Rivera (Lilly Melgar) roll the credits of Friday’s show.
Lilly Melgar played Sonny’s love interest, wife, and mother of his unborn child, Lily Rivera. Sonny (Maurice Benard) lost his wife and unborn child to a car bomb that was set up by her own father, Sonny being the target.
The death of Lily had a huge part in making Sonny’s character who he is today. The tragic event has toxified his love life, causing him to resist with all serious relationships, fearing the worst. The whole reason Sonny left Brenda (Vanessa Marcil) at the altar is because he was afraid that everyone he gets close to will die.
Sabrina Santiago (Teresa Castillo) and Carlos Rivera (Jeffrey Vincent Parise, coincidentally with the same last name as Lily), have been romantically involved for many years. Sabrina came to Port Charles with the story that her mother was a nurse, but has passed away. General Hospital rumors are floating around, claiming that Sabrina’s story about her mom is untrue, and that she is actually the daughter of Lily Rivera and Sonny Corinthos. Did Sonny’s wife and child actually die that night in the car bomb, or have they surfaced, alive and well, decades later?
Check out the tweet from GH actress Lilly Melgar, as she uses the hashtag #wearefamily
Twitter is always good for General Hospital spoilers, rumors, fan polls, and casting news. We found out it is also a good source for behind the scenes news as well.
General Hospital Blog can confirm that former, The Young and the Restless writer, Jean Passanante, whom also used to write for General Hospital, is no longer with Y&R, and is headed back to writing for GH!
Fans of the current Writing/Producing Duo, “Cartini” or, separately, Ron Carlivati, and Frank Valentini are rest assured that those two are not going anywhere. Jean Passanante made her twitter announcement which including her expression of excitement for working with Carlivati and Valentini.
We are excited to see what Jean brings to residents of Port Charles in the future!
Heading back to Port Charles! I hear there's one nutty hospital there. @carlivatiron
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