GH’s Nikolas Cassadine; Marcus Coloma addresses GH exit news in an emotional message! Marcus Coloma broke his silence on the shocking news of his General Hospital exit. The last few days seem more like a storyline from a daytime drama than the reality of what life can throw at you. Coloma’s social media activity was the first clue toward the unfortunate news.
General Hospital news reports confirm General Hospital star Marcus Coloma will no longer play the role of Nikolas Cassadine. Coloma took over as Nikolas in 2019. He has acquired a large fan base, as well as, becoming close to his cast-mates. The actor admits being part of GH felt like being surrounded by family. Despite the fact that Coloma is no longer playing Nikolas Cassadine, he assures fans he will still record videos with the close friends he has made on set. Marcus became close with GH’s lead actor Maurice Benard, and soap vet Kin Shriner.
Marcus Coloma Addresses His GH Exit
General Hospital news and spoilers indicate Marcus has taken to Instagram to address his exit from General Hospital. First, he thanked fans for their comments on his video featuring his dog. Together they danced to the theme of Dirty Dancing, (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life, by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes. Next, Marcus addressed his upcoming exit from GH. He revealed that an ABC rep confirmed, “Marcus Coloma will no longer be playing the role of Nikolas Cassadine.” He continued with an emotional message to fans. Coloma confessed, “It’s hard to even say it, I get so sad when I think about it.”
Finally, the debate over Marcus Coloma’s General Hospital status was put to rest. Sadly, the actor has confirmed what his fans feared. General Hospital comings and goings news confirms Marcus Coloma is OUT at GH as Nikolas Cassadine.
Our hearts are breaking as we process this unexpected news. Marcus will greatly be missed. We wish him the absolute best!
What happens to Nikolas Cassadine? Will Tyler Christopher return to GH? Nikolas Cassadine’s (Marcus Coloma) future is in question after social media activity sparked unexpected General Hospital rumors.
A few instances that have occurred earlier this Fall have ultimately lead to the latest breaking news. General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm recent GH rumors regarding Marcus Coloma’s status with the soap opera are true.
First, fans responded to news involving former GH star Tyler Christopher. In mid November, he took to social media to address his willingness and capability to return to daytime. Upon Marcus Coloma’s recent but brief absences, Tyler offered to take over as Nikolas, General Hospital Blog shared the news, asking fans if they’d want to see Christopher back into that role.
Will Tyler Christopher return to GH?
Next, a group of about 900 (and counting) GH fans responded to a GH poll shared by General Hospital Blog. Fans were asked if they want to see Tyler Christopher return to General Hospital as Nikolas Cassadine. Current results reveal 78% of fans voted YES to Christopher’s return.
Finally, eagle eyes fans noticed peculiar activity from Marcus Coloma’s Instagram and Twitter accounts. As a result, GH Coloma’s status with the almost 60 year old daytime drama became a concern. GH Blog shared the facts that lead to the the predicted outcome. GH news reports now confirm Marcus Coloma’s upcoming GH exit.
Tyler Christopher has already given the green light to ABC if ever a recast was needed for Nikolas Cassadine. Coincidentally, news of Coloma’s exit came just over a month after Tyler addressed a potential return. Will we see Tyler Christopher reprise his iconic role?
Breaking: Marcus Coloma exits General Hospital! Last week, eagle eyed fans brought awareness to something peculiar noticed from General Hospital star Marcus Coloma’s social media profiles.
General Hospital news and spoilers shared an interesting tidbit which sparked new rumors surrounding Coloma’s status with the daytime drama.
As it turns out, General Hospital rumors previously shared by GH Blog have now developed into the latest GH news. General Hospital comings and goings reports reveal Marcus Coloma’s social media activity is a sign of the times.
Marcus Coloma Exits General Hospital
Nikolas Cassadine is a front and center fan favorite, and a key character among the prominent Cassadine family. Marcus Coloma took over the role as Nikolas Cassadine from iconic actor Tyler Christopher. Coloma has done a fantastic job stealing the hearts of GH and particularly Nikolas fans. He stepped into the role with some big shoes to fill and was able to stay true to the role while also making it his own. The dark Prince has a way about him that makes the audience love him, hate him, or love to hate him. He’s sinister yet sweet, calculating yet naive. Nikolas’s most recent coupling with Ava Jerome (Maura West) became an extremely supported pairing.
GH news reports have not confirmed Coloma’s last air date as Nikolas Cassadine. General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on the latest developments surrounding Marcus Coloma’s GH exit.
Is Marcus Coloma leaving GH? The role of Nikolas Cassadine remains an ever-popular character. As the main focus of an iconic family in Port Charles, there’s always drama surrounding Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma).
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm the role of Nikolas Cassadine was originated by Emmy winner Tyler Christopher in 1996. Christopher gave Nikolas Cassadine his iconic “dark Prince” personal, leaving big shoes to fill upon his exit from General Hospital. He left the daytime drama in 1999 and the role was recast with Coltin Scott until 2003. Later that year, Tyler Christopher pleasantly surprised fans when he made his return debut in April of 2003. His second run as Nikolas Cassadine outran his first, lasting from 2003-2011. Tyler was let go from the role but then later reprised the iconic character for General Hospital’s fiftieth anniversary in 2013. He remained in the role until 2016 when Nikolas faked his own death.
Is Marcus Coloma leaving GH?
Fast forward about three years and General Hospital fans were shocked to learn Nikolas wasn’t really dead. Nikolas returned in 2019 however, fans were presented with a recast for the well-known role.
Marcus Coloma took over as Nikolas Cassadine and was immediately faced with challenging storylines. He had big shoes to fill after Tyler Christopher’s portrayal set the stage for the character’s iconic personality. Previously, General Hospital Blog reported Coloma disclosed his fear that he’d be killed off while struggling to get the right feel for the role. You can learn more about Marcus Coloma’s first experiences while filming as Nikolas in previous GH news reports HERE.
Recent General Hospital news reports reveal shocking news regarding Marcus Coloma’s connection to ABC’s General Hospital. Social media has made it possible for the actors to engage with fans, discussing everything from their personal lives to the exciting storylines, and everything in between. Marcus Coloma recently shocked fans when changes made to his Instagram and Twitter accounts caught their attention. The daytime tv star has removed ‘General Hospital’ from his IG bio and has unfollowed everyone.
We are unsure what to make of these sudden changes on Marcus Coloma’s social media accounts. Unfortunately, no official information regarding Coloma’s status with GH have either confirmed or denied news of his GH exit. GH Blog is dedicated to providing fans with the most up to date and accurate information regarding GH related NEWS. Please keep checking back on our website for updates regarding Marcus Coloma’s status as Nikolas Cassadine.
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