General Hospital news frequently reports on General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn and her outspoken politics views on social media.
Previous General Hospital news revealed Nancy had a public argument with co-star, Ingo Rademacher, on the topic of politics. She had blocked him on social media over differences in politics views.
Lately, many GH fans have been outspoken about politics as well, but not in the way you think. In recent weeks, GH fans have voiced their opinions on multiple social media platforms and General Hospital Fan groups in response to Nancy Lee Grahn’s social media posts. Fans have been calling for Nancy to stop sharing such offensive content to her followers. Nancy has been known to tell fans to unfollow her on social media if they disagree with her political views. It looks as though the fan’s expressions have not fallen on deaf ears.
General Hospital rumors hint that a specific scene in the 10/12/20 episode involving Jason and Sam Morgan (Steve Burton, Kelly Monaco), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), the writers may have intentionally nodded to the current events which are happening with Nancy’s political tweets and IG posts. In the scene, Alexis walks up on Sam, Jason, and Sonny, and asks, “Are you guys talking about politics or religion, because this seems really tense.” Then Sonny replies to Alexis with a bold, hilariously relevant, statement. “No, I’m not gonna talk politics right now, especially with you.”
Anyone who watched this episode of General Hospital, could pick up on the hint of Nancy’s political reputation that was brought into the scene. Perhaps it was a way for the executives and writers at GH to let fans know they are being heard, and decided to put a lighthearted spin on the situation.
It’s always fun to see humor brought into the script, taking a breath up from all the drama to add some playful banter.
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Much has been going on in our world since last Winter, and many changes and sacrifices had to be made due to these unpredicted circumstances.
General Hospital news reports General Hospital star, Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) announced her engagement to fiancé Richard Smith, back in December of 2019.
Over the course of the next few months, our world as Americans and humans as a whole has been turned upside down.
General Hospital news reports Nancy Lee Grahn has just announced she has postponed her wedding date that was set to take place on October 10th, 2020. In a recent post in Nancy’s IG account, she announced that due to a few factors, she and fiancé Richard Smith would be holding off on their nuptials. In a photo with her daughter, Kate, the ladies shown wearing masks which read “VOTE,” alongside a ballot box.
Nancy discloses some personal information on her post captioned, “Today was my wedding day B4 Cancer, Covid & Trump. We wanted to postpone mostly due to Trump. Turns out the day didn’t go as planned, but was incredibly meaningful nonetheless.”
It’s unclear how Cancer, Covid, and President Trump have played a role in hindering her plans on getting married. Whatever Nancy’s reasons, we hope she is able to work around whatever obstacles that have interfered with her wedding plans, past or present.
General Hospital has not been fair to one of it’s strongest characters, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), when it comes to her love life.
Alexis has been through the ringer when it comes to men. Her recent love life tragedy has fans mourning who Alexis thought to be as a “good guy.” Dr. Neil Byrne was just a nice man, which a professional career, who was genuinely into Alexis- yet many fans still cheer on the toxic into on that was Julian Jerome (William DeVry), and Alexis.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal JuLexis fans are hyping up a possible romantic reconciliation between these old flames, but many other GH fans wonder if Julian can outrun his past. I mean, trying to kill your woman isn’t usually redeemable, but hey, it’s General Hospital.
Although Julian and Alexis are a fan favorite romantic duo, if you travel back in time, you’ll recall another one of Alexis’ many men that has potential to return.
General Hospital news reports Nancy Lee Grahn has reached out to former co-star, Sebastian Roché on social media.
Omg, you’re waaaay too kind. Come back to GH and be my boyfriend again
Roché replied to one of Nancy’s teeets, telling her she hasn’t changed. She then responded with a genuine ‘thank you,’ and continued on to ask Roché to return and be her boyfriend again. Obviously Grahn was referring to her character, Alexis Davis, and Roché’s GH character, Jerry Jacks.
Alexis has always gone for the “bad boys,” and it doesn’t get much more “bad” than Jerry Jax! Jerry and Alexis have quite a backstory! Check out this video of Alexis and Jerry’s kiss back in 2007!
General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn has announced that she will be heading ABC Network’s The View.
Nancy Lee Grahn announced General Hospital news on Twitter, stating, “I will be on The View next week, I think, so when I get the date, I’ll let you all know.”
General Hospital news reports Grahn will appear on the Daytime talk show on Friday, September 18th.
Nancy Lee Grahn is a leading lady at GH with a lot to say. Like her character Alexis Davis, Grahn isn’t shy when it comes to her opinions.
General Hospital news reports information from a recent tweet written and posted by Nancy Lee Grahn.
In her tweet, Nancy mentions she has no “trumpers” left on her page due to blocking. She goes on to call her page her own, “bubble of sane, intelligent, effective, badasses…”
Earlier this year, General Hospital news and spoilers reported Nancy had blocked co-star, Ingo Rademacher, who plays Jasper “Jax” Jacks on Twitter due to political disagreements. General Hospital spoilers say Nancy has taken many steps further, and has blocked what she feels is all “trumpers” from her page.
Nancy Lee Grahn’s character, Alexis Davis just lost her man! Not to some sappy, childish breakup, but to sudden death. The death of Neil Byrne and GH exit of Joe Flanigan came as a shock to all.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Nancy Lee Grahn has taken to Twitter to call out and solicit potential prospects for Alexis’ love interest. Take a look at her choices!
In the wake of yesterday’s shocking episode of General Hospital, the internet just can’t stop as comments and questions keep flying across our screens. The shock value of the unexpected death of Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan) is top notch. Fans and actors alike have chimed in via social media.
General Hospital news reports a recent tweet from Flanigan’s co-star, Nancy Lee Grahn. Grahn plays Alexis Davis, Byrne’s love interest. In her tweet, General Hospital spoilers reveal that it won’t be confirmed if Neil is actually dead until after today’s (Tuesday, September 1st) episode. Grahn goes on to mention she has played Alexis in GH for 24 years and listed how she has killed/inadvertently killed some of her lovers. She then proceeded to make a bold statement regarding Neil. Grahn tweets, “but I’ve never $*#&ed 1 to death.”
General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn, has never been one to keep her opinions to herself- and she does not have to. Grahn has every freedom is the great USA to speak her mind, publicly. However, the rest us us also have that right. If Nancy is free to use her voice, it’s safe and fair to say that so is everyone else, I mean, right?! As race relations heat up in our nation this Summer, some of us may get caught up in this polarizing situation. General Hospital news reveals GH’s Nancy Lee Grahn, who portrays Alexis Davis, is using social media to not only voice her opinions on current events which are political and racial in content, but to also shun others who do not share in her opinions. In a recent tweet from Grahn, you can read what she typed to her followers, and most likely former followers and/or fans. Nancy uses name calling by tweeting that some of her fans who happen to like a show she is on are [bigot or racist. And just because she is in a show they like, that doesn’t mean she is connected with her fans].
If you still support trump, mcConnell, barr, graham, pompeo, the GOP senators, along with ALL cowards who knew & chose to stay silent in the last 4 yrs, as well as any bigot or racist who just happen to like the show I'm on yet think we are connected in any way? GET OFF MY PAGE.
This outburst isn’t the first during quarantine, and comes after she and co-star, Ingo Rademacher (Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks), has it out on Twitter over politics, resulting is Nancy blocking Ingo from the social media outlet. You can check out that story, HERE.
Nancy seems to be participating in a great divide, polarizing not only the General Hospital fanbase who differ in political views, but aiding in the polarization of the people of our nation as a whole.
General Hospital Blog wants to spread positivity. We encourage all opinions to be shared without the need to suppress others just because they don’t share your own.
Check out Nancy Lee Grahn’s offensive comments! …These heightened political times bring about more opinions than most care to hear. During these times, we’ve heard a lot from and about GH’s Nancy Lee Grahn. The 64 year old Daytime TV star is active on social media, and engages frequently with fans. This quarantine season highlights Nancy’s comments on anything from General Hospital, to her daughter Kate, life itself, and of course politics.
Lately, Grahn’s tweets have caught fan attention in a controversial way. According to GH news reports she’s been at it full force. So much so that we ask ourselves, “Is Nancy bored?” Evidently, Nancy is known for her outspoken social media comments. However, some GH fans think she has gone too far this time.
Nancy Lee Grahn’s Offensive Comments???
The latest General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Nancy’s Instagram post has sparked debated among fans. Apparently, Grahn captioned a photo of herself with Hanes underwear strewn about her head. But the caption is what fueled fan backlash. GH spoilers reveal that GH fans found her caption offensive. Here’s why. The actress called herself “House Bitch” in the caption below her post. She stated that she’d been cleaning and doing laundry all day. Now, fans across the bored found offense in her description of domestic activities.
GH Blog believes in the importance in supporting one another. It’s imperative that we take control of the narrative by supporting other women- regardless of our life paths and choices. Let’s lift each other up!
It seems that the last few years more than ever, politics are able to fuel a flame between those who disagree on view points more than ever. In the age of social media, it’s easier to cut someone off whom with you don’t see eye to eye. However, there is a fine line between having had it with toxicity, and casually blocking someone whom with you have had a friendship/rapport.
Nancy Lee Grahn has never been shy about expressing her beliefs on politics on social media, and that is all fine and well. However, the issue with Nancy lies with her intolerance to other opinions. General Hospital’s Ingo Rademacher, who plays Jasper ‘Jax’ Jacks, and Nancy Lee Grahn who has played side by side as a best friend and brief romantic interest of Jax, Alexis Davis.
General Hospital news reports a present fued between GH co-stars, Ingo Rademacher and Nancy Lee Grahn. All we can say to Ingo is, join the club! General Hospital Blog has also been blocked by Nancy on Twitter. Nancy and Ingo argued over politics, which then led to Nancy actually blocking her friend and co-star over the disagreement. Ingo called Nancy out by calling her a “true liberal” in his Twitter caption which displayed a screen shot of the actress’ account that blocked him.
It would be expected after this public argument that there may be some tension on the set of General Hospital. General Hospital spoilers have not indicated any upcoming scenes shared by Nancy and Ingo, however, their two characters have quite a strong relationship and bond that has developed over the years. General Hospital rumors hint that it may be difficult as tension thickens between these two to have scenes together, but hopefully they can both present themselves as professionals and push on through.
What do you think will happen next between Ingo and Nancy? Will it be public, or will they try to resolve this privately?
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