It’s an understatement to say that General Hospital fans have become angry at the recent events which lead to the firing of GH leading man and legend, Steve Burton. Many believe Burton cannot be replaced as the iconic Jason Morgan, and others just want to see the character live on.
General Hospital news reports confirm Steve has gone on the record to address his plans post-life as Jason Morgan on General Hospital. He also addresses the fan’s feelings toward the whole ordeal. He admits that he knows people are angry, but encourages his fans not to be angry for him, as he himself isn’t angry.
General Hospital spoilers reveal recent Zoom sessions where Steve reveals his future plans. Regarding his exit, he said, “As sad as it is, it’s exciting also, for me…everyone’s been so gracious saying ‘Hey! Another show will call.’ If they do, awesome. We’ll see what it is but right now I’m really happy being home and figuring out what the next venture is.”
Right now, Steve has been done taping scenes at GH for about six weeks. He is enjoying being home and able to take his kids to school every day. Burton explained he isn’t in any type of rush to make his next career move. He disclosed, “My first inclination is to not rush to go anywhere right now.”
Steve Burton did mention he has visions of his next move which would involve coaching. Burton Nutrition is owned and run by Burton, as his health and fitness interest also serves as a career opportunity. When referring to his future, he described his thoughts on what’s to come by stating, “It’s gonna be something, definitely something with coaching. Coaching guys with nutrition and fitness but also mindset coaching cause that’s really been the key for me in the last year is the mindset so if I can help people improve their lives or change something in their lives to make their lives better, that’s kinda the route I wanna go because I’m really passionate about it and I love it and I love doing it.”
It sounds like Steve Burton has left the role of Jason Morgan with his head held high. He previously stated that he’s love to return to his home at General Hospital someday, if and when the mandate has been lifted. We hope for the same outcome, Steve! And we WILL be holding our breath for your return.
Steve Burton went on to express his feelings on fans who have stated they will boycott GH now that he and Jason are gone. He encourages fans not to take that route and the importance of keeping this legendary soap opera on the air. “I’m not here to tell anyone to stop watching the show. I never would have even in 2012. That’s my home. People make their living that way and those people are important to me still, it’s still my family,” Steve said.
If you’re thinking of giving up on General Hospital over Steve’s exit, please take his words of advice into consideration. The ones he loves make their livelihood from our beloved soap. There’s no sense in causing cast and crew to lose their jobs over this. Steve made it clear that he isn’t mad and doesn’t want his fans to be mad for him. Steve took the high road and stood up for his belief in freedom. We can’t be mad about that!
The soap opera world is mourning what many consider to be a legendary, fan-favorite character, on General Hospital.
When General Hospital news came out with confirmation of Steve Burton’s exit from GH as Jason Morgan, fans began to express their feelings surrounding the nature of his exit. Burton chose to not receive the Covid vaccine which goes against the Disney mandate.
Now that Jason Morgan is presumed dead, the news is hitting fans all over again. Perhaps the sting may not be as strong for some after going through losing Jason all those years back. But still, fans are sad and angry.
Steve doesn’t plan on going public with any detailed explanations regarding his firing from GH. In their recent That’s Awesome! podcast discussion, Steve told Bradford Anderson (Spinelli) and the audience, “I’ve gotten a lot of requests for interviews, but I don’t want to do them,” and continued, “I have no interest, dude. Because I don’t want division. That’s the bottom line.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal that in a recent podcast of That’s Awesome!, with Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson, Anderson revealed that he doesn’t agree with his bestie’s decision to not get vaccinated, ultimately leading to his firing from General Hospital.
Bradford and Steve’s friendship runs deep. They aren’t going to let differences of opinions get in the way of their bond. They have been friends for many years and although like most people, they have disagreements, they aren’t willing to throw in the towel on their friendship. Bradford tells fans, “We’ve been friends for a long time,” he disclosed, “but like all friends, we have disagreements. And I disagree with Steve’s decision. He knows that.” He continued by making things clear by stating, “But over our years of friendship,” he continued, “we’ve had plenty of discussions about, well, things like this and other topics and yes, sometimes we agree, sometimes we don’t, but at the end of the day we are still friends.”
Steve is well aware of the storm his decision has created among General Hospital fans, Jason fans particularly. He told Bradford, “I know people are frustrated, I know people are angry, I know all these things,” he said. “Just so you know, I’m OK.” Burton went on to explain that doors are already opening that he is excited about.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Steve has zero interest in doing interviews upon his departure from General Hospital.
For those who think Steve has done something wrong or inconsiderate because misinformation has lead many to believe that Steve is contributing to the spread by not getting vaccinated. This is false. One can still spread and contract the illness, even while vaccinated. What the vaccine does however, is protect one’s self from more severe symptoms. Steve made a personal choice and although disappointing to see Jason go, Burton believes in personal, religious, medical, and all freedoms.
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) have grown closer in the last few months. They’ve bonded over heartbreak and have set out on adventures together.
Dante helped Sam try to locate Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) after receiving a cryptic phone call from him over the Summer. Now the dust is beginning to settle, and General Hospital spoilers reveal Drew is headed to Port Charles.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate that Drew will arrive to rue fire with Sam and Scout, but now without delivering upsetting news.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Drew will be the one to tell Sam and Dante that Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is now presumed dead. It’s a bittersweet reunion now that Drew will be able to hold his little girl again, but the heavy reality of what happened to Jason, leaves a dark cloud over Drew’s return.
The General Hospital news circuit has been making flashier headlines these days, as news surrounding GH actors and the recent Disney mandate have made it to outlets such as Fox News and many mainstream media sources.
General Hospital rumors began about Carolyn Hennesy (Diane Miller) around the same time General Hospital spoilers got the word out that Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) and Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jax Jacks) were let go from the Disney owned soap opera.
Although General Hospital news reports confirmed the rumors regarding Burton and Rademacher’s GH exits, Carolyn Hennesy had to set the record straight about herself.
General Hospital spoilers and news reports revealed Hennesy had taken to Twitter to clear the air and squash the rumors claiming she was also one of the actors being let go over the mandate. Her tweet below explains the current situation, clearly calling the claims, “nonsense.”
Hey, my fabulous Twitter-verse…any idea where this nonsense started about me leaving GH re. the vax? Just curious.
General Hospital news and spoilers revealed that General Hospital star, Steve Burton, has yet another supporter among his co-stars.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Carolyn Hennesy spoke out in a tweet, with nothing but kind words to say about her friend, Steve Burton, upon General Hospital news confirmation of his GH exit.
However, Carolyn’s warm words for Steve were not embraced by all. General Hospital spoilers reveal Nancy Lee Grahn had something to say about Carolyn’s outward support for Steve.
Nancy replied to Carolyn’s tweet, implying that Steve’s choices contribute to Covid related losses. Take a look below at the Twitter exchange between Hennesy and Grahn.
Actually it is. About loss. There are 5.6 million losses.
GH fans quickly began to pin the on-screen BFF duo against each other as their different views clashed publicly in their tweets. Carolyn still showed love for Nancy, and tried squashing the fan’s hysteria over their differences of opinion.
Steve Burton is obviously a good hearted man and good friend, and co-star. We hope that someday he will make his way back to General Hospital as the legendary Jason Morgan.
The soap opera world has been turned upside down upon Steve Burton and Ingo Rademacher’s GH exit news.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that last week, fan favorite Steve Burton, took to social media to explain the details behind Jason Morgan’s presumed death, and his exit from General Hospital over the vaccine mandate.
General Hospital news reports show co-star, Carolyn Hennesy (Diana Miller) reached out to fans to get a message across on her feelings about the situation with Steve.
I also want to say this: I love Steve Burton. Politics absolutely aside from anything (because it’s not about that at the moment, it’s about loss,) he’s a kind, smart, funny, caring human who always made me feel terrific as an actor and friend. I will miss him something fierce.
The actress has nothing but warm and wonderful things to say about her friend, Steve, but that doesn’t mean what she had to save was embraced by all. It’s nice to see so many of Steve’s friends and co-stars who are able to separate politics from friendship, and that’s exactly what Carolyn did.
Just as their love story was starting to fall into place, unfortunate circumstances swept in and changed the course for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Dr. Britt Westbourne.
General Hospital news reports have confirmed Steve Burton has exited General Hospital after a recent mandate was put into effect this November.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Kelly Thiebaud and Steve Burton will not get to develop their onscreen romance with Britt and Jason now that Burton has left the show and Jason’s fate is hanging in the balance.
In a recent social media post, Thiebaud expresses her gratitude for Steve and the fans who supported #JaBritt. Steve will be missed and we hold onto hope that someday he will be able to return to his career as Jason Morgan.
The mystery is over and the dreaded news has been confirmed. Earlier this week, General Hospital news reports confirmed Steve Burton’s exit from the daytime drama, when the actor shared a video message on Instagram. In the video, Steve explained the details of his departure.
The current storyline, along with the recent, sudden confirmation of Burton’s exit, has raised questions around the future of the character, Jason Morgan. Since GH news reports announced that Trevor St. John has landed a role on GH, General Hospital comings and goings and General Hospital rumors began claiming St. John would be replacing either Ingo Rademacher as Jax, or become the new Jason Morgan.
GH news and spoilers reveal Steve Burton’s role as Jason will be left open for a potential future return, while GH rumors claim the role is being recast by St. John for the time being.
Sources say Jason will emerge from the rubble, with an all-new look for the audience, by remaining Jason in true form for his friends in Port Charles. There won’t be any identity crisis for this recast, just a simple switch.
Steve Burton will be dearly missed. While we appreciate and support Steve’s stance for medical freedom, we are so sad things have taken this path. We wish Steve and Ingo the best and hope that someday they can return to their daytime careers as Jason Morgan and Jasper “Jax” Jacks.
The General Hospital rumors surrounding Steve Burton’s exit have been confirmed to be true. General Hospital news reports shared Steve Burton’s Instagram video message, confirming he was let go from the soap opera.
General Hospital star Steve Burton’s Instagram post explains the details behind his exit, as well as displays the support shown by his co-stars and friends.
General Hospital news and spoilers show GH stars voicing their support for their friend, Steve Burton, and our personal freedoms, in the comment section of Steve’s IG post.
Steve hopes that someday he can return to his career on General Hospital as Jason Morgan. We feel the same, Steve! You will be missed and we hope for a future return. Thank you for standing up for freedom!
The buzz is heightened as the storyline in Greece takes a dramatic turn. Lives are in danger and the question of who will survive and who won’t hang over our heads.
General Hospital rumors began surrounding the potential exit of Steve Burton as Jason Morgan. A recent mandate has caused the departure of two main actors, Ingo Rademacher, and Steve Burton.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Steve Burton has confirmed he has been let go from his role in the ABC soap, General Hospital.
In a new video message from Burton, he explains that he was indeed let go over the recent vaccine mandate. He disclosed that even his religious, as well as medical beliefs, were not enough to override the mandate. Steve explains that he believes in his freedoms and hopes that someday the mandate will be lifted, and he can return to his career as Jason Morgan.
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