Kristen Vaganos exits General Hospital? Will Haley Pullos return?
Kristen Varganos is the fourth actress to play General Hospital’s Molly Lansing Davis. Reportedly, it took three attempts to replace Haley Pullos before the cast, crew, and audience was content with Molly’s recast.
Last week, twenty five year old General Hospital star, Haley Pullos, received sentencing for her recent run-in on the freeway, and with the law. GH Blog shared an update revealing the court’s decision on her sentence. Pullos was sentenced to 90 days in jail, along with community service and a fine. For more details, visit our article below.
In light of recent General Hospital news reports, General Hospital fans raise questions regarding Molly. How does Haley’s sentence impact the character, as well as Kristen Vaganos who currently plays GH’s Molly? As previously noted, two other actresses were hired before Vaganos took over as Molly, after Pullos left the daytime drama. Now that she’s been sentenced, GH fans want to know if Kristen Vaganos exits in order for Haley Pullos to return.
According to General Hospital comings and goings reports, Haley’s 90 day sentence has yet to factor in to determine whether or now she will return to General Hospital. Please check back with us as news details develop.
Reports of GH’s star’s ongoing situation began back in May of 2023. On May 17th, it was reported that the then 24 year old Haley Pullos was arrested for a DUI. General Hospital’s Molly Lansing Davis Ashford was going the wrong way on a California freeway when she hit another vehicle on the opposite side. Alcohol and marijuana play a role in the tragic event.
According to People.com, Pullos was set to be sentenced this upcoming July. Instead, the General Hospital star won’t have to wait that long for sentencing. A statement from Pullos’s lawyer, Mark Daniel Melnick informs fans that Haley surrendered to 90 days in jail on Monday, April 29th. Additionally, the 25 year old will serve a 5 year probation with 200 community service hours, along with having to pay $8,260 to the victim, Courteney Wilder.
Haley Pullos Photo Credit: US Sun
Pullos’s lawyer spoke on her behalf about the outcome. “Haley is very grateful to the court for a minimum sentence and for recognizing her remorse and the strides she has made in her sobriety,” Melnick noted.
GH Comings and Goings
The 61 year old daytime Soap Opera has recast Pullo’s role. Reports say three actresses were hired but none seemed to fit the part. Finally, General Hospital found Port Charles’s new “Molly.” Kristen Vaganos has been cast as Attorney Molly Lansing Davis Ashford.
Don’t forget to check back with General Hospital Blog for any new developments regarding Pullos’s potential return to the Soap.
Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) is the surrogate and biological mother to her sister Molly’s (Kristen Vaganos) baby. After heartbreak and much debate, Molly and TJ finally accepted Molly’s offer to carry a baby to term for them.
According to the current storyline, Molly’s complicated medical situation has left her unable to carry a baby. The attorney and her partner, the doctor, entered their domestic partnership with their careers on their minds. Suddenly, Molly was all about having a baby. GH recaps recall that Dr. Ashford and Molly were devastated when they received the news that Molly shouldn’t become pregnant again. Quickly, they came up with a solution to use a surrogate.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that their epochal experience goes very wrong for the professional couple and their trusted sister. So far, so good regarding how Kristina handles being pregnant with her brother-in-law’s baby. Biologically, Molly is the aunt and Kristina the mother. If at any time legal advice was needed, it’s definitely when these three decided to proceed with this agreement.
There are so many ways that this could play out and every angle should be covered from a contract standpoint. The what ifs race through their minds but no one ever really thinks it’ll happen to them- regardless of what “it” is. The latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors claim that an unthinkable tragedy blasts the expectant family. As Molly, TJ, and Kristina anxiously await the bundle of joy, Molly’s unexpected death tears the family apart.
Suddenly, TJ’s worst fears come true when Molly dies and Kristina fights TJ for custody of their baby. After all Kristina is the baby’s biological mother. And if Molly is gone, TJ’s baby is just as much Kristina’s and he/she is his.
Kristina betrays Molly in the worst way Kristina keeps Molly and TJ’s baby
Kristina Davis Corinthos (Kate Mansi) and her sister Molly Lansing Davis Ashford (Kristin Vaganos) couldn’t be more different. Well, ok, of course they could. But let’s be honest, they aren’t very much alike at all. Their approach on life differ greatly from one another, having opposing views and even priorities.
GH recaps highlight Kristina’s generous offer to carry a child for her sister and her husband. Since Molly and TJ (Tajh Bellow) can’t have a baby together on their own, Kristina felt she could be of service. Her recent offer came after the first, which didn’t go over so well. However, fast forward and both Molly and Kristina’s lives lead them back to this conundrum. Is Kristina really trustworthy enough to become Molly and TJ’s surrogate? Is Kristina serious enough about it to come through for them? Will TJ be on with this?
According to General Hospital spoilers, many concerns surround Molly, TJ, and their future family. Eveyone, including Kristina’s focus is so fixated on Molly and TJ that Kristina becomes overlooked. Suddenly, Kristina develops concerns of her own. Now that she’s falling for Blaze, GH spoilers tease that Kristina starts to think about a family of her own.
Kristina Keeps Molly and TJ’s Baby
Shocking GH spoilers and rumors speculate that Kristina betrays Molly in the worst way. As in, she either retracts her offer as their surrogate, or manipulates the situation in some way. Honesty, the worst is to be expected. Don’t think that Kristina will find a way to keep Molly and TJ’s baby for herself?
Hasn’t Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) learned her lesson? It seems like this woman goes hard for love but when she’s over it, then she becomes destructive.
General Hospital recaps recall that even before Curtis’s attack Portia wanted nothing more than to make things right with Curtis and Trina. Oddly, the man who got cheated on and raised another man’s baby is totally cool with Portia. Hmm, that reminds me of someone else we know. Marcus Taggert reminds me a lot of Sonny in this sense. Because like Taggert, Sonny is also “cool” with the woman who betrayed him. In fact, he’s so cool with her that he married her! Go figure!
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Portia is up to her old ways as bad habits die hard. Her current marital struggles lead to temptation. Currently, her husband is found to a wheel-chair and his sex life is compromised. More importantly, Curtis (Donnell Turner) told his wife that he’s not mentally or emotionally ready to get intimate. GH rumors tease that this deeply affects Portia in a sense that she feels neglected. Similarly to when Taggert’s career made her feel neglected as well. Unfortunately, we all know what happened next.
Meanwhile, TJ leans on her shoulder as she preaches to him about keeping secrets. All the while she has this covert mission to sabotage her daughter’s relationship. Moreover, TJ’s grieves and for some reason he cannot open up to Molly the way that he can with Portia. Apparently, the latest GH rumors claim that their individual circumstances throw them together, and Portia and TJ’s affair shatters Curtis and Molly.
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