Do you recognize this GH alum?! Sydney Mikayla’s new look is stunning! Sydney Mikayla’s shocking transformation has been revealed.
Mikayla joined the cast of General Hospital in February of 2019. Mikayla took on the role after it was originated in 2017. Sydney took over nearly one year after Tiana Le departed the daytime drama in 2018.
Sydney crept into the hearts of General Hospital fans with her portrayal of Trina Robinson. Trina Robinson became a main character and essential part of major storylines. Trina and her besties Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Cameron Webber (William Lipton), and Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) made teenage memories around Port Charles. Aside from their day to day teenage lives, these kids faced more dangers and threats than your average teens.
Despite her popularity, Sydney decided to leave her role on General Hospital. Since leaving Trina Robinson behind, Sydney Mikayla has been spending her time continuing her education at UCLA, working on new film projects, as well as directing photo shoots. She recently starred in the film, Crybaby Bridge and has been featured in magazines.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Mikayla changes up her look from time to time. Her creative abilities enable the young star to bring her ideas to life in the form of fashion and overall style.
Earlier this month, General Hospital Blog reported the upcoming exit of GH actress Sydney Mikayla.
General Hospital news reports confirmed the young star has decided to leave her role as Trina Robinson. She had previously explained that TPTB over at GH have been extremely supportive when it comes to working Aron d her new college life schedule. However, Sydney still felt she needed to make an important decision.
In a recent interview with Soaps In Depth, Mikayla revealed her last air date as Trina Robinson on General Hospital is set for Thursday, March 17th. As stated previously, it was a difficult decision for Mikayla.
General Hospital news reports reveal at the time of Sydney’s start at the daytime drama back in February of 2019, she was offered a contract role and make it clear that she was set on attending college in the near future. . “I was like, ‘Just so you know, I am planning to go to college. I 100% want to do this role [but] we have to be ready that when I go to college, I’m not sure if I’m going to be able to stay or go,’” Mikayla explained from the start. Obviously the show was supportive of Sydney’s focus on her schooling.
In her podcast interview with SID, Mikayla went into detail about her first semester’s experience at UCLA. She explained that she was enrolled in an accelerated course, being that her semester was shorter, with more packed into the shorter timeframe while juggling her workload over at General Hospital. Mikayla revealed her parents referred to this first college experience as the “tester quarter,” trying to see if juggling work and school was feasible.
General Hospital spoilers reveal although the daytime drama was supportive and flexible, Sydney desires to have the full college experience which would include needing extra time to join clubs such as campus theater, and simply being able to enjoy time spent with peers.
When reflecting on her decision to leave and her thoughts on the young woman replacing her in the role of Trina Robinson, she admitted, “I wish Tabyana the absolute best.” She continued, “She will have the time of her life, I’m sure. And I’m very excited to see the role continue. And I’m grateful to see that the work that I put in kind of planted a seed.”
General Hospital fans will miss Sydney in her role while wishing her the best in her college experience and future endeavors. What matters most is Sydney’s enthusiasm for her education.
General Hospital news reports have previously confirmed that GH actress Sydney Mikayla is exiting the role of Trina Robinson. The young star has decided to focus on college where she is a student at UCLA.
General Hospital news and spoilers report the role of Trina has been recast by Tabyana Ali. GH fans were shocked and saddened by the news of Mikayla’s departure but support her decision and wish her the best. Fans have also been extremely warm with their welcome messages to the new GH cast member.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ali has reached out to her new fan base on Twitter, thanking the General Hospital and “Trina” fans for their warm welcome and expressing gratification for the opportunity to step into the role and join the cast of GH. Congratulations to Tabyana! We wish you the very best on this new adventure!
The role of Trina Robinson was originated by actress Tiana Le, popping up in few episodes from 2017. Sydney Mikayla took over the role in 2019.
General Hospital news reports confirm Mikayla is exiting the soap opera to focus on college. Previously, General Hospital news and spoilers revealed Sydney assured fans that Executive Producer Frank Valentini was gracious to work around Mikayla’s work and college schedules. Although still true, Valentini confirms that the decision was made by Sydney to exit the role. Revealed toSoaps In Depth,Frank Valentini cleared any confusion on the topic with this statement, “We love her and are sad to see her go, but of course support her decision and wish her the best.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal Mikayla’s last air date as Trina Robinson will be on Wednesday, March 17th. GH news reports confirm the role will be recast by Tabyana Ali. Ali is known for the voice of LeeLee on Shimmer and Shine, along with guest appearances in prime time tv on shows such as New Girl.
Meet the new Trina!
General Hospital Blog extends our best wishes to Sydney Mikayla as she moves onto the next chapter.
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