In case you’ve been wondering, Steve Burton Address Kelly Monaco’s GH Exit! Earlier this Fall, GH fans learned of Kelly Monaco’s dreaded General Hospital exit. The news came as a major shock to GH fans, especially those holding out hope for a JaSam reunion. Sadly, that hope is lost.
Reportedly, GH closed the door on any future JaSam reunion, leaving many fans disappointed and embittered by TPTB. According to General Hospital news, Kelly Monaco addressed her untimely GH exit in early October. The beloved actress left a public comment on Instagram. GH fans expressed their confusion and upset over the news, which was followed by a statement from Kelly herself. Previously, General Hospital Blog shared Monaco’s social media comment regarding her departure.
Devastation, confusion, and utter upset, among other negative emotions can be associated with Monaco’s exit and Sam McCall’s premature death. Obviously, the majority of the fans stand with Kelly Monaco in this controversial debate on why Kelly was fired.
Steve Burton Says Kelly’s Departure “Sucks”
Meanwhile, co-stars also weighed in on the situation. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Steve Burton broke his silence after GH announced that his former scene partner, co-Star Kelly Monaco was let go from the iconic daytime drama. Burton and co-star Bradford Anderson touched on the issue on their podcast, the Daily Drama.
In the episode Spinelli’s portrayer mentioned that the rest of the cast learned of Monaco’s situation around same time as GH sans. This is because the show was on a few week hiatus at the time. Burton weight in, and stated, Burton added, “I wish we had information to tell you,” then alluded to the possibility that new developments would come our way in the coming days. Additionally, Burton declares that he’s unaware of the storyline details, and professed, “Whatever happens sucks.”
GH’s Iconic Super Couple Jason Morgan and Sam McCall
Hey JaSam fan, please check out the emotionally triggering video of Jason and Sam’s epic love story. I’m not crying, you’re crying. But actually, I am most definitely crying.
Currently, controversy surrounds the latest General Hospital casting news. There’s no denying that Kelly Monaco’s sudden GH exit sent shockwaves across the entertainment industry, especially Daytime Television.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Kelly Monaco has taped her final scenes as the iconic Samantha McCall. Earlier this week her mom, Carmina Monaco, took to Instagram to express her gratitude for the fans. Carmina’s heartfelt message was nothing short of a top tier class act.
Despite the confusion, and GH rumors that surround Monaco’s General Hospital exit, details behind the decision remained unclear. Until now, GH rumors claimed multiple different scenarios as reasons why Kelly Monaco is leaving General Hospital. From paycut rumors to having been fired, also having quit the daytime drama after 21 years, GH fans haven’t been able to get a good grip on what’s actually going on with Kelly and ABC’s General Hospital.
The Truth Behind Kelly Monaco’s Controversial Exit
Kelly Monaco Drops Truth Bomb- Details Behind Kelly Monaco’s Controversial GH Exit
According to recent GH news updates, Kelly Monaco broke her silence when she replied to comments on the social medial platform X. When replying to a GH fan, Monaco see the record straight. Well, at least it was a start. The actress didn’t hold back as she defended herself and the character she worked so hard to build over her time on General Hospital. Reportedly, Monaco dropped a bombshell, shedding light on the situation. Kelly Monaco’s shocking statement explains the breakdown of her believed role as Samantha McCall. Her character was also known as Samantha Morgan, Sam, Fair Samantha, The Goddess, among other nicknames and aliases.
General Hospital BREAKING news reveals Kelly Monaco’s raw and uncensored comment that has caused quite a reaction throughout the GH fan base. She tells one commenter to “do your homework,” when it comes to the facts about her GH exit.
“No primary role’… do your homework. When Billy Miller was fired, Sam’s storyline stopped. Stripping Sam of every characteristic she had. Something I worked for decades to build…. Slowly dismantling her, into a character that I did not recognize, let alone the audience. Call it what you will… retaliation at it|s] finest. I will give a proper statement. The truth will set you free.”
Sam Dies and Saves Lulu’s Life?! …Life really has a way of handing Mayor Laura Collins (Genie Francis) some difficult life situations. Her daughter Lulu Spencer Falconeri has been in a coma for about four years and Laura has struggled with so much grief. GH spoilers tease that Laura’s luck could turn around now that Lulu has been transferred to General Hospital.
Will Sam Save Lulu’s Life?
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Lulu’s liver is failing and she needs a transplant to survive. The devastating news hit Laura hard, but she’s not the only one who’s emotionally invested in Lulu. Despite having been divorced at the time of the tragic incident, Dante still cares very much for Lulu.
Earlier this week GH news reports confirmed that Kelly Monaco is set to exit General Hospital this coming Fall. As a resting of this news, GH rumors have spread across social media. Monaco’s exit is rumored to have a major impact on the current storyline involving Lulu. Apparently, Lulu needs a new liver or else she will die. Now that Sam will be written out of the script this Fall, GH rumors claim that Sam dies and saves Lulu’s life.
I Stand With Kelly Monaco! Can Fans Save Sam After GH Fires Kelly Monaco?
Oh, the devastation! Last week, General Hospital news reports struck the nerves of many fans. Unexpectedly, some unsettling news spread through the daytime television community. Evidently, TPTB thought it was fine to send a popular actress packing. Meanwhile, GH fans would never in a million years expect to see Kelly Monaco exit General Hospital. Unfortunately, General Hospital news broke, and reports that Kelly Monaco was let go from the daytime drama caused chaos within the fan community.
General Hospital fans have done it before and we can do it again! Banning together worked for Rebecca. So why can’t it work for Kelly? Show your support with these incredible designs!
Reportedly, GH fans recognize that this isn’t the first time an actor was unjustifiably axed just to have fans rally in support of their return. Back in 2011, General Hospital a fan-favorite was unexpectedly let go from the Soap Opera. Rebecca Herbst began portraying Elizabeth Webber in 1997. And in her 14th year the executives decided to fire the actress. That’s when General Hospital fans rallied together in support of the actress, demanding an immediate reversal to her firing. Thankfully, their efforts proved effective, and Herbst’s job was saved.
Now that the damage is done, we can only hope that history repeats itself. Although GH has fired Kelly Monaco, all hope is not lost. Just as GH fans came together to save Rebecca Herbst’s job as Elizabeth Webber, the same goes for Monaco. Rebecca’s outcome gives fan’s faith that their support can turn this atrocity around.
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