Leo turns Eddie into Ned again!?!? GH Shocker! Ned ends Eddie Maine charade?! …Say what you will about Mama Q., aka, Olivia Falconeri Quartermaine (Lisa LoCicero), but she’s passionate about her family! Especially her children. Past and present, Olivia gets a bad rap for her emotional reactions to life’s hiccups. But no one worries more than an Italian mother. Ok, maybe an Italian mother from Bensonhurst! Undoubtedly, family comes first and she’ll do anything to protect her loved ones.
Currently, Olivia is losing her mind over Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kurth) run-in with 90s nostalgia. While the one who suffers most is Ned’s adoptive son, Leo (Easton Rocket Sweda). According to GH history, Ned legally adopted Leo after his biological father, Julian Jerome (William deVry) died. Unfortunately, mob violence took Leo’s father’s life when he was just a baby. However unfortunate, Leo was too young to remember losing his father. Sadly, that’s not the case this time. Poor Leo is old enough now to be emotionally impacted by this loss. Although Ned is there in the flesh, Eddie Maine isn’t exactly father material.
According to General Hospital spoilers, parenting just got a lot more difficult for Olivia. Not only does she suddenly have the responsibility of a single mom, she has to watch her son grieve for a man who is right there. Further, she does this while grieving for Ned herself! Ned’s identity crisis affects the entire family, especially their son Leo. Understandably, he’s acting out because he’s struggling with Eddie Maine replacing his father.
Meanwhile, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Olivia and Ned’s son might be the key to unlocking Ned’s emergence. If GH rumors are true, and Ned is truly faking, GH fans speculate Leo does a number on Eddie Maine. How can anyone knowingly hurt that sweet child? Exactly, they can’t. Or they’d have to be a total psychopath, and Ned is not.
Recent GH spoilers and rumors tease that Eddie won’t be pulling on his guitar strings when Leo pulls on Ned’s heart strings.
Amore! Amore! Leo Falconeri Quartermaine (Easton Rocket Sweda) is adjusting well to the Quartermaine life now that he’s officially a Q. He’s falling right into the swing of scheming just like the rest of them!
General Hospital recaps recall Leo’s attempt at match making was taken to a new level when he created a love potion during the Quartermaine benefit picnic. Leo thinks Sam and Dante should have a shot at love, so his goal is for the two of them to drink his special love potion.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) have a heart to heart about their current situation. In recent General Hospital previews, Sam tells Dante she may never be able to move in with him.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Leo’s love potion may have got into the wrong mouths, as seems thing to be shaken up a bit. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) will discuss their current status, Sam has eyes from Drew, Chase drank the potion but did it miss Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) lips? Find out more at 2pm Eastern om ABC’s General Hospital.
The Quartermaine family is growing, and among the youngest generation of the legendary Port Charles family is the son of Olivia Falconeri Quartermaine (Lisa LoCicero) and the late Julian Jerome (William deVry). Ned Ashton [Quartermaine] adopted Leo making the child an official member of the Quartermaine family.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Easton Rocket joined the cast of General Hospital in August of 2021. General Hospital recaps explain how he and his family went through a rough patch when Olivia and Ned faced his Autism diagnosis. They have come a long way after denial and resistance. Knowing how to care for their son through education and support from others has been extremely beneficial for the whole family.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Easton Rocket is celebrating a one year anniversary as Leo on General Hospital. The young actor has taken to Instagram to express his gratefulness at the opportunity to play this role. Previous GH news reports disclosed Rocket’s real life Autism diagnosis, making the role he plays as Leo all the more authentic.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Rocket’s first scene at GH was at the Metro Court pool, calling out to Dante, saying, “Dante, you’re here!” Easton filled fans in on a little behind the scenes scoop. In his IG video, Easton explains that he calls his Tv mom, Lisa LoCicero (Olivia) “TOM” for TV mom, and she refers to him as “TON” in reference to TV son.
We are happy to celebrate Easton Rocket’s first year at General Hospital and wish him the absolute best. We can’t wait to watch Leo grow up!
It was a big day for the Quartermaine family when Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) adopted his wife Olivia’s (Lisa LoCicero) son Leo (Easton Rocket). Leo was welcomed into the iconic family of Port Charles with open arms and hearts.
General Hospital news and spoilers reports reveal an interesting fact in the connection between a current GH storyline and the real life of actor Wally Kurth. Kurth weighs in on General Hospital’s depiction of Autism as he and co-star Lisa LoCicero play out this very realistic scenario on screen. General Hospital spoilers reveal Kurth’s own son Brogan (17) is autistic, making Kurth’s current story as Ned Ashton hit close to home. He explained, “I think they’ve done a really great job,” referring to the realism of finding out and coping with such a diagnosis. He continued, ““The writers knew about [Brogan and] Frank [Valentini] wanted to make sure how I felt about it. He wanted me to know that it was somewhat from my own personal experience that they were inspired to tell this story.”
Wally Kurth and ABC’s GH portrayal of a family dealing with an Autism diagnosis has earned news worthy attention. Check out the clip below as Wally Kurth was featured to tell his and Ned and Olivia’s story with TV son, Leo.
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.
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.
The son of Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) and the late, Julian Jerome (William deVry) hasn’t been seen on screen in quite some time. The role was played by Aaron Bradshaw, however, recent General Hospital comings and goings reports confirmed the role has been recast.
General Hospital news reports reveal the role of Leo Francisco Falconeri is now being played by Easton Rocket Sweda. Sweda made is debut appearance on General Hospital, on the Monday, August 23rd episode.
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