Back in early Spring, General Hospital news reports confirmed the news regarding an ex-General Hospital star’s pregnancy.
General Hospital Blog reported that Hayley Erin (ex-Kiki Jerome) was pregnant. Follow up status updates on Hayley’s pregnancy informed fans she and her husband were expecting twins.
Fast forward a few months and General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Hayley and husband, Adam Fergus have just welcomed twin girls into the world.
Take first glance at the proud new parents and their brand new baby girls, in one of their very first family photos!
Hayley Erin joined the cast of General Hospital when she stepped into the role of Kiki Jerome. The actress took over after OLTL alum, Kristen Anderson departed the role in 2015. Erin played the role until her character’s death in 2019.
General Hospital news reports confirmed that Hayley Erin has some exciting news. Hayley shares a photo on her personal Instagram page, with a simple yet gets the point across, pregnancy announcement.
Adam Fergus and Hayley Erin were married in September of 2020 and are now expecting their first child. Congratulations to this GH fan favorite and her new family!
Congratulations are in order for former General Hospital star, Hayley Erin (ex-Kiki Jerome).
General Hospital news reports the actress shared a ‘Happy Birthday‘ post on Instagram for her new husband, Adam. The post has served as a marriage announcement to her 131k Instagram followers. The post includes pics of the newlywed’s honeymoon celebration. Hayley went on to thank Sheena Falls Lodge for their honeymoon.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Adam and Hayley Fergus!
In the wake of finding out the spin-off series to Pretty Little Liars,PLL ThePerfectionists, had been cancelled after just one season, General Hospital fans have had Hayley Erin on their radar. Hayley took over the role of Kiki Jerome in January of 2015, after long time soap actress Kristen Alderson left the role. Hayley was quickly accepted and became Port Charles’ sweetheart.
For years, Kiki and her mom, Ava Jerome (Maura West), had a roller coaster of a mother-daughter relationship. Through many betrayals and acts of love and loyalty, the two ladies had an interesting yet intense bond. There has always been speculation, and lots of hope from fans, that Kiki would actually turn out to be Nina Reeves’ long lost daughter. The story line was set up perfectly for this to be true. Nina came to Port Charles with no memory of some significant times in her life due to being in a coma. During that time her baby girl was taken and she was told she had lost the baby. For a few years, GH fans had hoped that Kiki would ultimately turn out to be Nina’s daughter. But after Hayley Erin decided to leave General Hospital, her character Kiki Jerome was killed off, and the ended any hope for that story line to play out. More recently, Nina has been lead to believe that her daughter is actually Sasha. We know this isn’t true, and the story is set up to have Willow and Nina actually be mother and daughter.
Some breaking news came out last week which involves another GH alum, Bryan Craig. After learning that ABC’s Grand Hotel had been cancelled, fans started to wonder if Bryan would be returning to General Hospital as Morgan Corinthos.
If Hayley Erin returns to General Hospital as Kiki, this could tie into two main story lines. Ultimately, Kiki could come back from the dead somehow (or turn out to have been alive this whole time), she could still be Nina’s daughter. And if Bryan returns to GH, Morgan and Kiki could develop a new story together or pick up where they had left off.
General Hospital comings and goings are up in the air as the actors sort out the cancellations of the two shows they had joined after leaving General Hospital.
It’s highly possible that Hayley Erin could make her way back to Port Charles as Kiki. The possibilities are endless, and the story line has so much potential. A return from Bryan Craig as Morgan would be the icing on the cake.
Nelle Hayes seems to be working her way into every aspect of Carly’s life. Starting out by coming to Port Charles in response to Nina’s ad searching for Josslyn Jack’s kidney donor, Nelle has played the part of being reluctant participant very well. When she first arrived, Nelle made it a point to make it look as if she was keeping the members of the Corinthos family at arms length… all while she was actually doing quite the opposite.
Nelle’s life story reminds us a lot of Carly’s when she first arrived in Port Charles. Originally played by Sarah Joy Brown, a broken and scarred Caroline Benson came to town on a mission. She was set out to get revenge. After losing her best friend Charlotte “Carly” Roberts who was killed in a car accident, Caroline took on her late best friend’s name and used it to make her way into the lives of the person who abandon her, her biological mother, Bobbie Spencer. Carly then tried to integrate into Bobbie’s life by enrolling in the nursing program at General Hospital. Bobbie wasn’t fond of Carly and this set Carly off even more. Carly then had her sights set on Tony Jones, Bobbie’s husband. She was successful at seducing him and this tarnished any relationship she would have with Bobbie for the foreseeable future.
Nelle also lost a best friend in a car accident. Nelle’s story about losing her best friend mimicked the story Carly told many years ago. And just like Carly moved in on Tony Jones, Nelle is nestling her way closer and closer to Sonny, comforting him in his time of need.
What does Nelle want? She’s bitter about the fact that she has unwillingly given up a kidney to Josslyn. Nelle has made snide comments under her breath regarding Kiki, calling her “Princess” in a sarcastic tone. She also neglected to tell Carly that she saw Morgan that day, knowing that Carly was worried sick about her son’s whereabouts. She’s sneaky to say the least. So who exactly IS Nelle? Some think she is Carly’s daughter, and it’s pretty obvious that Jax knows more about Nelle than he is making known to Carly, Josslyn, and Sonny. Only time will tell as GH spoilers behind to reveal and unravel Nelle’s true agenda. Keep watching General Hospital for the latest drama.
The loss of Morgan Corinthos has been a tragedy for all of those close to the son of mob boss, Sonny Corinthos, and his doting mother, Carly. Laura Wright (Carly), Maurice Benard (Sonny), Dominic Zamprogna (Dante), Hayley Erin (Kiki), Chad Duell (Michael), and Maura West (Ava), have truly brought their raw emotions to the table as the after math of Morgan’s death is still unfolding.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Bryan Craig isn’t quite finished with his role as Morgan Corinthos. In an interview with ABC Soaps in Depth, some confusion fans have about Bryan Craig’s exit has cleared. This clarification involves the original news stating that Bryan Craig will play his role as Morgan until November. However when Morgan “died” in the car bomb after stealing Julian’s (William Devry) car (in October), this raised questions from fans. It has been confirmed that Bryan Craig will be back as Morgan and will remain on the show through November Sweeps.
What’s next?
It is uncertain whether Morgan will come back in Sonny’s mind, as a ghost, or alive!
Many fans are hoping for a recast for the role of Morgan, as they would rather not lose the character altogether, after Bryan’s exit.
What are your thoughts? Would you like to see the role of Morgan Corinthos be recast?
The last couple weeks have been an emotional wreck for General Hospital’s leading family. The Corinthos clan was hit hard with news regarding Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly’s (Laura Wright) son, Morgan Corinthos (Bryan Craig). Ever since Ava (Maura West) messed with his medication, Morgan’s bi-polar disorder has been spiraling out of control. Carly and Sonny can’t seem to figure out why all of a sudden Morgan had been acting as if his bi-polar was no longer under control, and even questioned whether or not he had stopped taking his meds. Morgan himself didn’t even know. He had thought he was taking the proper medication.
One thing led to another, which resulted in Morgan becoming manic, turned to alcohol after seeing what he thought was Kiki (Hayley Erin) and Dillon (Robert Palmer Watkins) in the boat house. Morgan became self destructive, and stole Julian Jerome’s (William DeVry) car. Jason Morgan (Billy Miller) stepped in, called Morgan, and had successfully convinced him to stop driving, pull over, and talk. Little did they know, there was a bomb and as soon as Morgan set foot out of the car, it exploded.
There is NOT A BODY.
This is an age old soap opera story when a character “dies” and the family moves on as if they had died, however no body has been accounted for, in order to confirm the death. We all saw the car explode, but what no one saw, not even Jason Morgan, is there Morgan went. Could he have jumped before the blast got him? Was he injured by the explosion and cannot make it back? General Hospital rumors have indicated that perhaps Morgan is using this opportunity to fake his own death. He was running away from his problems, including his situation with PCU, Kiki, his parents, etc.
Sonny had a vision.
On Wednesday’s episode of General Hospital, a grieving Sonny heard the voice of a young boy. He called out to that boy and said, “Morgan?” As Sonny looked up, he saw the little boy. The boy put his hand on Sonny’s shoulder and asked, “Why can’t you find me?!”
Rumors are flying that Bryan Craig will be recast, and Morgan Corinthos will turn up alive. General Hospital spoilers have not yet confirmed a recast for this role.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans updated on news of a recast.
GH Blog wants your input! Do you think the role of Morgan Corinthos will be recast?
Nelle Hayes (Chloe Lanier) came into Port Charles after responding to an ad posted on the Crimson website, by Nina Reeves. Carly had asked Nina to try and reach out, in hopes of finding the person who is responsible for saving her daughter Josslyn’s life.
Shy, quiet, and almost mousy, Nelle seemed reluctant to be part of the Corinthos clan, even after finding out she is indeed the person who gave Joss a kidney. Nelle kept everyone at arms length, or so it seemed. She repeatedly make it clear that she didn’t want money from Carly and Sonny, or Jax. She didn’t even want to accept Carly’s job offer. All of this behavior just made it more obvious to the audience- that Nelle is up to no good!
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Nelle Hayes as a dark secret and her intentions are less than pure. On today’s episode of General Hospital, she revealed another side we haven’t seen before. Nelle was standing with Carly, Sonny, and Kiki, as they all speculated and worried about Morgan’s whereabouts. After Carly and Sonny left, Nelle told Kiki she saw Morgan an hour prior, at The Floating Rib. It definitely seems like Nelle has an agenda, especially after seeing her mutter under her breath, calling Kiki, “Princess,” and saying it’s harder for Morgan.
What does Nelle want with Carly and her family? How will Nelle behave once everyone knows what has happened to Morgan?
Let us know what you think! Is Nelle hiding something? Does she had an ulterior motive to get close to the Corinthos family?
Photo from: ABC Soaps in Depth
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