…Since 2020, GH fans have rallied for Lulu Spencer’s return. While most fans want to see Rmme Rylan reprise the role, others simply want the character to awaken from her coma.
General Hospital recaps recall Sam McCall’s (Kelly Monaco) genius suggestion. She told Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) what a good idea it is for her and the kids to move in to Lulu and Dante’s (Dominic Zamprogna) former house. Reluctantly, Maxie finally thought it out and figured it could be a good idea.
GH spoilers tease that Maxie is on the move. When all is said and done, she. Dante, and Sam, will discuss Maxie’s living arrangements. It looks like Maxie, Georgie, James, and Bailey Lou will soon have some space.
Lulu and Maxie Become Roommates?!
According to the latest GH casting rumors, it’s been mentioned that Lulu’s awakening is in the works. GH news reports have yet to confirm, however, there’s a strong indication that it’s only a matter of time. Moreover, GH rumors speculate that Lulu Spencer Falconeri wakes up to claim what’s hers. First, it was Laura (Genie Franco’s) and Kevin (Jon Lindstrom. Then, Dante took Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez) to see her mother. Finally, Sam, Maxie, and Dante have all discussed (name dropped) Lulu. Does all this talk about Luke and Laura’s daughter hint toward her return?
Lulu gets a new look?! …Many times when an actor plays a role for a long time, fans find it difficult to see anyone else in that role once they leave. When it comes to Lulu Spencer, two fan bases are devoted to their favorite portrayer.
According to General Hospital news, Julie Berman joined the General Hospital cast in 2005, when she took over from Tessa Allen. Berman played Lulu Spencer from 2005-2013, and established a devoted fan base. Over the years, Lulu had front-burner storylines as Luke and Laura’s daughter. Having been the offspring of the most widely known television couple, the role already had a name for itself. “Lulu” was guaranteed to be a fan favorite simply because of who her parents are. But if the actress didn’t measure up, surely there would have been an issue. Thankfully, Julie was a smash.
Later, Emme Rylan took over as Lulu Spencer when Berman exited the show in 2013. Although fans missed Julie, Rylan created as strong a fan base as her predecessor. That’s why fans were very upset when Rylan’s Lulu was written out of the script. Since her 2020 GH exit, Emme disclosed that she’d be willing to come back to GH if contacted by the show. Thus far, no reports of any contact between Rylan and General Hospital were reported.
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Lulu Gets A New Look?
Whether or not Lulu gets a new look is still unknown. However, Julie Berman recently shared a pic rocking her brand new look! Let’s just say Julie’s new hair color looks ????!
Despite any GH rumors surrounding Lulu’s return and recovery, there are no recent GH news reports to confirm any potential comeback. Neither Berman nor Rylan have commented on any GH news regarding Lulu, but please check back for any new developments.
Who will play Lulu Spencer? General Hospital fans immediately took issue with Lulu Spencer’s (Emme Rylan) absence in Port Charles. Ever since Emme’s GH exit, fans have rallied to bring Emme Rylan back to the role.
General Hospital Recaps: After an unnecessary tragic accident, Luke and Laura’s daughter slipped into a coma, leaving her loved ones behind. However, life goes on as it always does. Right before the accident, Lulu broke things off with (deceased) Dustin Phillips(Mark Lawson) and was about to tell Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) how she feels. Unfortunately, Lulu never got the chance.
Currently, Dante moved on with Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco), and they’re living happily with their kids. Meanwhile, Dante remains close to Charlotte, Lulu and Valentin Cassadine’s (James Patrick Stuart) daughter. According to GH spoilers, something might come out of Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez) and Dante’s hospital visit. Lulu’s daughter and ex-husband sat by her bedsides as they expressed how they miss her. GH spoilers and rumors tease that their conversation was the crack in the door that will open for her return.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Emme Rylan exited GH back in 2020. When her character was written out of the script, Rylan took to social media to explain that it was not her choice to leave. That being said; she added that she’d be willing to return if and when Lulu is written back into the script. Click HERE for the story.
Who Will Play Lulu Spencer?
As the storyline gears up for Lulu’s awakening, General Hospital fans wonder if the role will be recast. As the majority of discussions revolve around Emme Rylan, recent GH rumors claim that Alexa Havins replaces Rylan as Lulu Spencer. Keep in mind that GH news reports have. Or confirmed any casting changes.
As GH news recall, many GH fans remember Julie Berman as Rylan’s predecessor. Understandably, it’s sometimes difficult to become accustomed to a new face in an established role. Therefore, Rylan has been fan’s most recent choice.
That being said, if you had to choose, should Emme Rylan reprise the role, or should the role be recast?
Emme Rylan hopes to return! General Hospital star, Emme Rylan’s exit is an unfortunate situation. Shockingly, it was later found out that she was let go from the daytime drama. Her character Lulu Spencer slipped into a coma, and just like that her character was written out of the script. This caused confusion among the fans, as there was no word of a potential exit leading up to Lulu’s coma. Is she? Isn’t she? Fans were left with whip lash while going back and forth about Rylan’s GH status.
Previously, General Hospital rumors began claiming Emme was contacted by TPTB. Unfortunately, Rylan took to Instagram to reveal that was a false rumor. This came after GH fans learned that Emme and her family would be cutting their year long road trip short, and moving back to LA.
However, recent General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Emme Rylan shared some big news with fans about her family. Emme and her family decided to move to St. Louis. But she assured fans she will frequently be visiting LA for auditions and to spend time with her sister.
Recently, actors tend to use social media platforms to connect with their fans and share information regarding their careers, personal lives, and more. In fact, many General Hospital stars use Instagram and Twitter as their main sources for outreach. So, GH’s Rylan shared some news via social media. According to GH news reports, Rylan has more to say about a GH return. Evidently, Emme disclosed that she would come back to GH IF they were to call when replying to a fan. She assured fans, “I will be back if GH calls!”
Check back for new developments regarding General Hospital‘s Emme Rylan’s status as Lulu Spencer.
Olivia had a vision that Dante told her he was too late, and he couldn’t save Lulu. Olivia’s visions aren’t always a direct indication of what will happen in the future, however there have been times when Olivia sees something that happens almost exactly as she saw it. On Friday, Luke, Laura, and Dante came to Lulu’s rescue. But was it too late? She wasn’t breathing. Will they be able to bring Lulu back from the dead before Stavros gets to them?
General Hospital’s replacement for Julie Marie Berman (ex-Lulu Spencer Falconeri) will first air on Thursday, April 11th, 2013. Actress Emme Rylan tweeted the exciting news. General Hospital Blog welcomes Ms. Rylan with open arms. As one Lulu exits and another enters into the wonderful world of Port Charles, it is a bittersweet transition. Although we are saddened to see Julie go, we wish her all the best of luck and success in her future endeavors We are happy to see the character of Lulu continue on and be filled by the lovely Emme Rylan.
Since we have learned of the sad news that Julie Marie Berman is leaving General Hospital as Lulu Spencer Falconeri, the role has been recast. General Hospital has chosen former Guiding Light and The Young and the Restless starlet, Emme Rylan. General Hospital Blog would like to wish Julie Marie Berman happiness and success as she ventures out and explores new career avenues. Also, we welcome newcomer, Emme Rylan to the GH canvas and are excited to see her step into the role of Lulu Spencer Falconeri. Congratulations Ms. Rylan!
Julie Marie Berman, whom we all love and adore has been said to have taped her last episode today, February 26th, as Lulu Spencer Falconeri on General Hospital. As a fan of Ms. Berman and her character Lulu Spencer Falconeri, I am saddened by this news but also wish her the best of luck in her future endeavors. Julie has been an amazing Lulu since October, 2005. Her resemblance to TV Mother Genie Francis as Laura Spencer made it even easier to embrace the talented actress when she first arrive to the GH canvas. Julie’s scenes with TV Father Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer) we nothing short of fabulous. Those two could make you laugh, make you cry, and tug at your heart strings all at once. Ms. Berman and TV husband Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri) have had undeniable on screen chemistry and have established quite a large fan base for the coupling. Lante, as fans have nicknamed the duo, have been fan favorites for the last few years.
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