Lately, faces have been coming and going more frequently, causing confusion among General Hospital fans. Whenever we hear of an upcoming GH exit, we ask if the role will be recast.
General Hospital news reports confirm that the role of Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) will be temporarily recast.
General Hospital comings and goings reports reveal Monaco will be absent from the daytime drama beginning on Thursday, February 3rd. Have no fear, the role is being filled by a familiar face we grew to love when she previously stepped into Monaco’s shoes and Sam McCall.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Lindsey Harley will reprise her understudying role as Kelly’s temporary recast. Kelly Monaco has already been reported to be back on set at Prospect Studios.
Every now and then there will be a certain scene that just seems to hit differently. Whether it’s because it’s extremely relatable to you personally, or you can empathize with the characters or the way the actors deliver, some scenes just stick out.
General Hospital news and spoilers indicate tension will continue to rise between the teens after Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) stunt while on a getaway with their friends Cameron Webber (William Lipton), Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla), and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy).
General Hospital Blog wanted to give recognition to these talented young actors. Avery Kristen Pohl and Nicholas Alexander Chavez portray Esme Prince and Spencer Cassadine, a young couple, spoiled by trust funds and boarding school, but lacking in emotional maturity. Esme is deeply troubled while Spence is misguided.
Pohl and Chavez delivered their scene on the January 31st episode of General Hospital which involved the fallout of the argument Esme caused with Joss and Trina, humiliating Trina in front of everyone. As if that wasn’t enough, Spencer has no idea what Esme has really done. That being said, the dialogue and delivery were on point. It’s fascinating to see the talent that lies within these young actors. Their ability to convey the proper emotions to properly fit their conversation had their audience’s undivided attention. Watching these two go back and forth about the events of the night, knowing what Esme has really done, and how she completely gaslighted and manipulated Spencer, somehow getting HIM to apologize to HER. The scene was all so real.
Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Avery Kristen Pohl deserve a major shout-out for their work!
General Hospital fans have been wondering if the role of Leo Falconeri was SORASed and permanently recast.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports reveal that Easton Rocket Sweda was recast on the January 31st episode of GH. General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm that the recast was only temporary.
In a recent Instagram post, Sweda shared his excitement to be back at GH.
We are happy to see that the recast was temporary and Easton is back playing the adorable Leo.
The debate has been ongoing for years. Who is Nina’s daughter?! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) had been searching the globe to find the child she was told she lost.
As far as Nina is concerned, the search ended when she saw that Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) had the other half of the heart-shaped pendant she believed her long-lost daughter would possess.
From Kiki and Sasha to Willow and Nelle, the identity of Nina’s daughter has been a major mystery for a long time. Fast forward to the present day Port Charles drama, where Nina stuck it to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) by keeping her husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) all to herself. Nina wanted revenge on Carly for not telling her that Belle was her daughter. She ultimately blames Carly for Nelle’s death.
General Hospital previews indicate the tides are shifting in the upcoming storyline with Nina Reeves. What if all Nina did to get back at Carly was for nothing? New or should we say old General Hospital rumors claim that Willow will end up being Nina’s real daughter.
The search for Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) birth certificate is said to lead the way to a new discovery. Will Willow turn out to be Nina’s daughter after all?
It’s not uncommon to suddenly see a new face around Port Charles. Actors come and go, and especially with children, they are often times replaced to age the character. In the soap world, it’s called SORAS (Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome).
General Hospital news reports reveal the role of Leo Falconeri (soon to be Quartermaine), has been played by Easton Rocket Sweda. Easton joined the cast of General Hospital in 2021.
General Hospital spoilers reveal a new face for Julian Jerome and Olivia Falconeri’s son. GH fans were shocked to see the role of Leo was no longer being played by Sweda.
General Hospital news and spoilers regarding this recast has remained hush hush. Sweda’s status with GH is up in the air as fans worry the recast is permanent. Unlike other times when the recast is temporary, there was no voice over introducing the temporary recast. Instead, the cameras kept rolling and the scene went on without any type of announcement.
General Hospital fans took to Twitter to find answers. As it seems, General Hospital spoilers and rumors lean toward claim the recast is just temporary. According to some Twitter users, claims have been made that the word is Easton Rocket Sweda is being replaced temporarily, but there has been no confirmation either way.
Fans rally room to Sweda’s portrayal of Leo. Leo was diagnosed with Autism, reviving love and support from his mom, Olivia and soon to be adoptive father, Ned (Wally Kurth). At the time of Leo’s diagnosis on GH, actor Easton Rocket Sweda took to Instagram to let fans know that he too is autistic. The love and support he received from fans was touching. Now that he may have been replaced, GH fans are anxious as they await GH casting news.
General Hospital comings and goings reports remain uninformative on the status and role of Leo Falconeri.
General Hospital star Chad Duell and ex-fiancé/wife Courtney Hope made headlines last year when they two announced their Valentine’s Day engagement news.
General Hospital news reports revealed that the daytime drama stars, Duell (Michael Corinthos, GH) and Hope (Sally Spectra, B&B), had been together for about 5 years before locking their lives down with an engagement.
Last October, Chad, and Courtney got married in a Halloween “Til Death” themed wedding, surrounded by family and friends which included their GH and B&B families. Besties such as Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), Katelyn MacMullen (Willow Tait), Sofia Mattsson (Sasha Gilmore), among many more were there to help their friends celebrate.
In more recent General Hospital news, GH fans became curious when Chad and Courtney removed the photos of their “wedding” from Instagram. General Hospital spoilers reveal, in a recent episode of Maurice Benard’s State of Mind, Chad finally addressed his split from Courtney. Without going into too much detail, the GH star explained, “All I’ll say is she’s an amazing person, she’s an amazing woman, she’s an amazing dog mom.” He went on to clarify any confusion and assumptions on the topic, he disclosed, “it’s a complicated situation… but it’s not what people think.” Duell wanted to make it clear that there is no bad blood between the two of them, and both of them have not betrayed the other. He adds, “We’re still on good terms. She’s an amazing person in so many ways.” Although he sat in front of his trusted friend, Maurice Benard, it goes without saying that this interview will reach a large audience which would include Hope. He confirmed, “All I have to say is positive things. It’s just- mutual.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal Chad dropped an explosive bombshell when he admitted he and Courtney were never legally married. . “We didn’t actually sign anything,” he confirmed. “We weren’t really, like, you know, married or anything. It was amicable. That’s all I can really say. We always want the best for each other.”
The couple when their separate ways just two months after their “unofficial” wedding. We wish both Chad and Courtney all the best!
Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) has been planning a weekend getaway with the teen clan, all in the name of Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez).
Esme used Spencer’s upcoming departure to prison as an excuse to get the group together for a weekend away before he left. What she really wanted was a chance to get closer to her next victims.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Esme’s recording of Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) intimate encounter will blow up for more than just the obvious reasons. I think we can officially say that this is GH’s very first sec tape story line. Now that the internet plays a major role in the widespread viral viewing, bullies use this sorry of thing as their method of attack. That’s exactly what Esme is doing. But General Hospital rumors suggest that’s not all…
General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim that not only is there a recording of Cam and Joss in bed together, but it’s been rumored to be that Esme used Trina’s phone to record it!
General Hospital previews reveal that Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla) is awake and physical fine. But Josslyn asks her if the alcohol made her admit feelings she’s had all along. Trina looks upset and confused, and desperate to not feel humiliated.
General Hospital rumors claim that Trina’s humiliation has just begun now that Josslyn and Cameron believe Trina still has feelings for Cam. What will dig Trina even deeper into a black hole is if GH rumors are true and Esme used Trina’s phone for the recording. It’s only a matter of time before someone discovers what’s on Trina’s camera roll.
Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) is grieving for the daughter he was lead to believe was his. Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) lied and now Valentin wants payback for his sake and for Charlotte’s.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Viktor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) as spilled the tea to Peter August (Wes Ramsey) on baby Bailey/Louise’s whereabouts. In doing so, he has betrayed Valentin. But Valentin is putting the pieces together on his own as he points out all of the clues surrounding Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Detective Chase (Josh Swickard), and Brook Lynn‘s behavior regarding Bailey.
General Hospital previews show that Valentin is on the verge of a major discovery. With good intentions in his heart, Valentin would never want Bailey to meet any harm.
General Hospital spoilers reveal due to Valentin’s soft spot for Bailey, he will protect that child from Peter getting anywhere near her. Peter is on the move now that Viktor gave him what he wants. He’s laser focused on payback for Maxie’s “betrayal” and will stop at nothing to get his daughter back. Can Valentin get to Bailey before Peter does?
Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) has good instincts and her judgement of character is pretty spot on. But that’s just the rip of the iceberg when it comes to really knowing what’s Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) is all about.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Josslyn doesn’t hold back after Trina Robinson’s (Sydney Mikayla) emotional meltdown while playing, “never have I ever.” She was pressed by Esme on purpose, and Joss can see right though what Esme has done. But what she doesn’t see is how deranged and lethal Esme’s is.
General Hospital previews indicate Josslyn tries to out Esme in front of Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Cameron Webber (William Lipton), while still unaware that Esme put Trina at risk and could have even killed her. Esme drugged Trina in some sick and twisted plot to get revenge on her for her bond with Spencer.
So far Trina’s inhibitions we lowered as a result of the whiskey and Tramadol and she complained about not feeling well. General Hospital rumors indicate that Trina will start to experience worsening symptoms as the Tramadol and whiskey interact adversely. How far will Esme’s revenge plot actually go?!
Many members of the cast and crew of General Hospital have been working together for many years, even decades. When we are with people for such a significant amount of time in our lives, it’s almost certain that many bonds and friendships will form over the years. Some even consider one another as family.
Some stars fall in love and marry their co-star, and some are family in real life. General Hospital news reports reveal that GH’s leading man, Maurice Benard, has taken to Instagram to share so exciting news about the cast of General Hospital, and his own family.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Benard has hinted that his son, Joshua is headed to the set of GH! Joshua James Benard, son of Maurice and Paula Benard, is an actor and compose. His acting credits include Station 19, and The Ghost and the Whale, which starred his uber-famous father, actor, and mental health awareness advocate, Maurice Benard.
Official General Hospital comings and goings reports have not yet hit the media, however, when it comes straight from Maurice himself, odds are these are not just GH rumors.
The role in which Joshua James is set to play has yet to be revealed, but this won’t be the first time JJ has been part of the GH cast. Maurice’s son played the role of “young Sonny,” which is a possible indicator for his upcoming GH arrival.
General Hospital news and rumors indicate Sonny’s manic episode will lead to flashbacks of his youth, which would explain JJ’s potential role. Keep checking in as we will keep you up to date on the latest GH news regarding JJ Benard’s General Hospital role.
If you’d like a deeper look into the life of Joshua James Benard, son of Maurice, and GH newcomer, take a look at his Instagram profile below.
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