GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy Lee Grahn. General Hospital star Maurice Benard is a fan favorite. He’s famously known and loved for portraying family-oriented mobster, Sonny Corinthos. The Emmy winning actor is also for his kind heart, his dedication to community outreach, raising mental health awareness, his sense of humor, and much more.
General Hospital news reports reveal Maurice’s recent Instagram video with co-star Ingo Rademacher caused backlash from fans. Benard and Rademacher’s dialogue was taken out of context and misconstrued. On screen, Sonny and Jax other than their devotion to Carly, may be polar opposites and even enemies, however, in real life they are very close friends. The two daytime tv icons (along with an earlier appearance by Kin Shriner, aka Scotty Baldwin), were part of a video posted to IG. The video featured Maurice and Ingo’s silly banter. Among the topics discussed were Kin and Ingo’s hair, as well as, working on the GH set.
Maurice Benard and Ingo Rademacher’s video causes a stir
General Hospital spoilers reveal details of the Instagram video in question. Ingo points out that he is about to go work with his “friend.” Then, Benard asks Ingo whom. When Ingo points to Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), Benard says, “Oh I’m sorry man,” and the two playfully laugh. According to GH spoilers, GH’s Maurice and Ingo offend Nancy with their backstage performance.
It’s no secret that Ingo and Nancy have had their issues. Previously, General Hospital Blog reported GH news that stated Nancy blocked her co-star Ingo Rademacher from her Twitter account. Unfortunately, Ingo and Nancy have a rocky relationship in recent times. It’s understood that Maurice was simply making light of their past situation when his playful comment got blown out of proportion. In the Instagram video below, you can see Maurice and Ingo’s playful and light hearted exchange.
GH news confirms Maurice Benard issued an apology, explaining his intentions. In addition to an apology, he emphasized his respect for Nancy Lee Grahn. Take a look at Maurice’s apology in the tweet below.
I want to say I got a hold of Nancy. She gave me her feelings I gave her mine. I respect Nancy a great deal and I apologize if I offended anyone. I tease like this with all my friends, just ask Chad,Steve,Dom,and Laura. Always in a playful way
We hope all parties involved have cleared the air and found a way to move on from this. Benard reminded fans of his playful nature while calling on other co-stars. Chad Duell (Michael Corinthos), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri), are among the many of Maurice’s friends who partake in Maurice’s lighthearted fun.
We hope Maurice has the happiest of birthdays!! We ❤️ you, Maurice!
This is exciting news! Have you heard of Cameo? It’s a service where someone can purchase a shout out from a celebrity. Whether you want the shout out all for yourself or perhaps as a gift, or simply to brighten someone’s day, Steve Burton is now at your service!
Burton shared the news via Instagram, informing his fans that he has officially made it to Cameo and would love to help you make someone’s day with a personalized video message from Burton himself. Steve mentions GH fans along with those who know him as the voice of Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy.
In many states General Hospital fans were bummed out as Daytime Television was interrupted yet again for the Political Hearings. Some GH viewers were able to catch the last 20 minutes of today’s episode at 2PM Eastern/Standard time.
If you missed today’s episode of General Hospital, fans will be able to GH tonight when it becomes available on abc.com. GH will also be available on hulu at it’s regular time.
This week on General Hospital, Kendra’s (Michelle Argyris) plan begins to come apart when TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) and Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) work together to get to the bottom of Alexis’ (Nancy Lee Grahn) mystery illness.
After Dr. Finn confirms it has been rat poison that has been making Alexis gravely ill, many questions are raised as to who hates Alexis enough to see her dead. Surely, at this stage in their friendship, we wouldn’t dream of that person being Julian Jerome (William DeVry). But General Hospital spoilers insinuate that Julian runs into a problem with dead rats outside of his pub. GH spoilers hint someone will be on the hunt for whoever has done this to Alexis (possibly Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan)), and Julian and his rat problem grabs their attention enough to question Julian.
Hopefully Julian will make a discovery that leads right to Kendra while trying to figure out why he suddenly has dead rats around his establishment. She can’t cover every track and she will have to slip up at some point. At that time, someone will be able to pick up on what she is really after.
Julian has come a long way for Kim. What he has become is something he could never do for any past love- including Alexis. Kim was the one woman who was able to get Julian to leave the mob life behind and do right by Kim.
Their relationship seems to be one sided. Kim even had to give Julian an entirely new persona in order to accept him. Julian changed his entire life for her, all while she has been pining for Drew. When referring to her encounter with Franco, Kim tells Julian, “It was like I was reconnecting with Oscar’s Father.” Julian knew right then and there that Drew has been what she has really wanted this entire time. He also came to the realization that he gave up his old life for her. “Yeah of course you want that, you want him. Why would you want the guy who sold his restaurant to follow you to New York. Why would you want the guy who changed his life to become a better man for you? I mean, for us? Right?!” It looks as though there is no turning back for Julian “Charlie” and Kim. At this point, Kim is so far gone with her grief for Oscar, and her obsession with Drew, and Julian isn’t blind to the fact that he changed for Kim and now he isn’t what she wants.
Julian has nothing to lose in love and losing so much would be the perfect motivation to turn to his old ways. Is Julian a changed man forever, or will he always turn to the mob life when things fall apart?
General Hospital Blog would like to wish ABC’s General Hospital a very happy 53rd Birthday!
The cast and crew of GH have been giving fans something to look forward to every weekday afternoon for 53 years! That definitely says a lot about the talent of all involved in making this show as amazing as it is.
Elizabeth Webber received a miracle. However, that doesn’t mean that her son Jake is out of the Spoon Island woods. According to General Hospital spoilers, Elizabeth is worried that what Jake’s experience is taking its toll. Reluctantly, Elizabeth opens up to Franco, and confides in him regarding Jake’s recent behavior. Then, Jake has a sit down session with Franco for a little art therapy, and what Franco sees in Jake’s drawings is unsettling.
Helena Programmed Jake Webber!
What is going on with little Jake Webber? GH rumors hint that there’s a sinister reason for Jake’s recent drawings. When Jake was held captive by Helena Cassadine and there’s no telling what he went through. But General Hospital rumors have previously suggested that Cassadine Island is to blame.
You’ll have to keep tuning into ABC’s General Hospital, and referring back to General Hospital Blog to find out!
General Hospital and The Young and the Restless fans have been in a tizzy since seeing the recent articles circling, regarding Billy Miller (ex-Billy Abbott Y&R, currently Jason Morgan GH), and Steve Burton (ex-Jason Morgan GH, currently Dylan McAvoy Y&R).
General Hospital rumors spread like wild fire, but when Steve Burton and Billy Miller are involved, they spread like wild fire on speed. We use the term “rumors” heavily in this particular situation. It’s apparent that the topic of Jason Morgan and Billy Abbot is a sizzling and sensitive subject for General Hospital and Y&R fans… and it’s even more obvious that many fan sites and news pages tend to embellish the truth when it comes to what is actually going on with the actor swapping, feuding, and contract statuses involving these actors and their corresponding daytime dramas.
The latest rumor circulating social media claims that Billy Miller is leaving General Hospital and going back to Y&R to reprise his role as Billy Abbot. These rumors have even gone as far as claiming that Steve Burton will be leaving his role as Dylan McAvoy on Y&R, and returning to GH as Jason Morgan. Some sites even claim that this news has been CONFIRMED in their title, yet there is absolutely no source to back up these claims.
General Hospital Blog would like to set this huge rumor straight, hopefully being able to clear things up for fans once and for all. The RUMORS that Billy Miller is leaving GH is JUST a RUMOR. As for Steve Burton leaving Y&R to return to GH as Jason Morgan, that alleged confirmation is also falsified.
Billy Miller is still under contract with General Hospital, as is Steve Burton with The Young and the Restless. Please keep checking back with us to find out more about the never ending drama. Let us know what you think regarding this Billy Miller/Steve Burton frenzy, leave your comments below. Please do daytime fans a service, and share this article to clear the air and inform them that the claims regarding these two actors are false.
General Hospital Blog would like to shout out a big CONGRATULATIONS to GH’s Chad Duell for taking home the Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series, for his role as Michael Corinthos.
Chad is a spectacular talent and undeniably a key component to the cast of GH! Way to go Chad!
Check out this fun photo that’s been floating around on social media.
It looks like these two were having a great time while in between takes. General Hospital’s Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones) and Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) seem to be having a blast, hamming it up at work. Take note of “Maxie’s” wedding dress in the photo. Too funny.
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