Peter August (Wes Ramsey) has always been the brother Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) never wanted. Taking after their father, Peter carried out his life in the only way he knew how. He was raised by Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) and it shows. Peter inherited Cesar’s criminal mind while Britt’s Huntington’s disease is all she took from their father.
In addition to enduring family dysfunction, Britt has an even more personal problem to face. Britt’s Huntington’s Disease is now a way of life for the young doctor. Britt inherited the incurable disease from her infamous father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt’s Huntington’s Disease diagnosis will continue to play a role in the development of her character. In a recent Instagram post, General Hospital actress Kelly Thiebaud shared a photo of herself at the 8th annual Freeze HD event. the star was invited by the Huntington’s Disease Society of America.
GH news and spoilers indicate Thiebaud has become and advocate for this incurable disease while spreading awareness. Kelly admits to being unaware of HD prior to being given her current storyline on ABC’s General Hospital. Kelly thanked HDSA for inviting her to the event, as well as, Briana Lane (temp Brook Lynn Quartermaine), for connecting her to the organization.
Details surrounding Steve Burton’s divorce to wife of 22 years have been developing since early Spring. Steve Burton and ex-wife Sheree Gustin [Burton] have been making headlines as a couple since 1999, but, since early May of 2022, the couple started making headlines for an unexpected reason.
General Hospital recaps recall Sheree shared news of her pregnancy on May 4th. Her Instagram announcement caught the attention of eagle eyed writers here at General Hospital Blog. GH Blog ran with the story, sharing the exciting news. However, very soon after, GH Blog updated the news regarding Steve and Sheree. As it turned out, Steve Burton took to social media to make things clear. He revealed Sheree’s pregnancy was her own with another man and that the two were separated. Devastated fans rushed to their keyboards to support Steve. Some played Switzerland, not taking sides, as no one really knows what goes on between two people in their own home.
Details of Steve Burton’s Divorce Proceedings
General Hospital spoilers reveal Steve filed for divorce a couple months later. GH news reveals sources close to the couple admit Steve and Sheree’s breakup has been in the works for some time. Their relationship was struggling, and the ultimate end was inevitable.
GH news and spoilers reveal Steve has demanded joint custody with soon to be ex-wife, Sheree, and has requested to be exempt from paying spousal support. His reasons for refusing to provide spousal support is a result of his wife’s pregnancy by another man.
Reports from People confirm Sheree did not sign a prenup before wedding the daytime soap star. Steve has motioned all separate items acquired by him during the marriage and after their separation be awarded to him. The actor also requests all items considered gifts or inheritance be declared his.
The sale of the Burton family home closed on May 25th, 2022, following news of Sheree’s pregnancy. Located in Corona Del Mar, the 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 1,827 sq. ft. condo sold for $3.2 million.
Moving Forward
After Steve’s GH exit as Jason Morgan, the iconic daytime star joined the cast of Days Of Our Lives: Beyond Salem. We wish Steve and his entire family the very best as they go through this difficult time. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers.
Tristan Rogers makes official announcement! General Hospital star Tristan Rogers has turned to social media platforms to announce an official, life-changing event.
According to Tristan Rogers’s verified Twitter account, General Hospital news reports confirm the soap opera vet shared some personal news. On October 17th, GH’s Robert Scorpio became a grandfather. Rogers tweeted, ”It’s now official. I’m a grand father. Yeeeaahh.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal Tristan shared an update with fans on being a grandfather. Rogers admits, ”There’s nothing quite like it,” when referring to holding the new baby.
We would like to congratulate Tristan on becoming a grandfather! We wish him all the joys of family, along with good health and happiness.
Maurice Benard’s anxiety triggers tested. General Hospital star, Maurice Benard isn’t shy about letting fans in on his personal life. His wife Paula, their kids, and grandkids, play a major role in Benard’s life outside Prospect Studios.
Anyone who knows anything about the Emmy winning actor, knows he has struggled and successfully navigated through mental health issues. Due to his experience with mental illness, particularly bipolar disorder, Benard became a mental health advocate.
Maurice Benard shares his personal stories, along with the stories of many others through his YouTube series State of Mind.
When he isn’t Port Charles’s most family oriented mobster, Sonny Corinthos, he’s Maurice Benard, husband, father, grandpa, and more. GH spoilers show Benard let fans look in on a little self care journey via Instagram. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the iconic TV mobster recently took a trip to Disneyland. He was joined by his family.
Maurice shared a video from a Disneyland rollercoaster. But his ride on one of Disney’s epic coasters wasn’t purely for entertainment. Benard admits every so often he tests his triggers. Rollercoasters, as well as, airplanes trigger the award winning actor.
Emma Samms health issues, revealed. The General Hospital star has opened up about how her current struggles with health will effect upcoming General Hospital storylines.
Recently, Emma Samms discussed her return to ABC’s daytime drama with People Magazine. General Hospital news reports confirm that Samms is set to make her rerun debut in late October.
Prior to beginning filming for the role this time around, Emma sat down with the Executive Writers over at GH to fill them in on what’s been going on with her since battling Covid 19. Emma Samms health issues have lingered since being infected with the global pandemic virus. Samms contracted the virus in March of 2020.
She revealed to People what she had disclosed to the GH writing team. She admitted, “I told them if I stand still for too long, I might fall over. I might lose my voice if I talk too much. I sometimes sound gaspy.”
Long term effects of Covid has taken its toll on the 62 year old GH star. Those symptoms include, chronic ringing in the ears, blood pressure fluctuations, fatigue and breathlessness.
“I’m so cautious now. If I look at a distance to walk, I think, ‘How unwell will I feel if I walk?’ I’m always clocking, ‘Where’s the nearest hospital?’” Emma admits. “My inclination is to lie still in a quiet, dark room. That’s the only safe place health-wise for me,” she says. “And I am so not alone.” She added, she this global pandemic has effected so many.
“It’s an ongoing mass disabling event, and it’s been frightening to witness,” Emma pointed. “For me, it’s been a battle of the wills to accomplish anything.” Two years is a long time to be down and out. Now Emma is ready for her October 19th return debut as Holly Sutton.
Executive Producer, Frank Valentini weight in on Emma’s return, the current struggles with her health, and the part her condition plays in production. “You would never know there’s anything wrong with her. She puts every ounce of energy into it.” Valentini credit the actress.
Sadly, Emma disclosed that her struggle continues. “The truth is, if I’ve made an effort and put on makeup one day, that doesn’t mean I’m feeling better. I might look better, but it means I’ll feel awful tomorrow.”
It takes a lot of strength and courage to show up and power through when you know what’s in store if you pushback yourself. We are so excited to see Emma return to the iconic role as Holly Sutton. The adventures with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), and crew are sure to keep us at the edge of our seat!
It came as a shock to us all when the admirably devoted husband, son, cousin, and trusted employee, was taken from his loved ones. Brando Corbin’s (Johnny Wactor) untimely death shocked us all.
General Hospital news reports reveal Wactor was let go from the iconic soap opera. Johnny addressed his exit from General Hospital, admitting the choice to leave was not his. Johnny reassures fans that, other than the whole fact that Brando is dead (it’s soap opera reality), he hopes to one day return to his GH family. “I’ve got no bad blood and I wish everyone at GH the best.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Johnny isn’t hard up for work after ending his run as Brando Corbin. In a recent Instagram post, Wactor shared a video of his new project. Sharing the screen with some “talented friends,” Johnny displays his talent in a clip from, Broken Riders. The former GH star doesn’t hold back his acting skills in an intense scene.
We are extremely saddened to see Johnny Wactor and his role as Brando Corbin come to an end. We wish him the absolute best on all of his next endeavors with hope that he will someday return to Port Charles!
The loss of Brando Corbin and his portrayer, Johnny Wactor, from ABC’s General Hospital has hit the fan base community hard. The death of Brando came as a shock to many, having many unanswered questions.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Johnny Wactor’s role as Brando has been killed off the longest running soap opera, leaving his onscreen wife Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) and mother Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) to pick up the pieces.
Fans have been anxiously waiting on a statement from Wactor regarding the confirmation of his departure. General Hospital spoilers reveal Johnny has taken to social media to speak out, reaching out to the GH fans. Johnny shared a heartfelt message that personally left us at General Hospital Blog in tears. He admits that he has been “blown away” by fan reactions, confessing he had no idea that we the fans cared so much.
Johnny Wactor goes on to praise General Hospital fans for their dedication. He reminds us all that theee is no fan base quite like this one, as GH fans are extremely loyal. He mentions how the shoe sits 252 episodes a years and we all keep coming back for more.
In the soap opera world, nothing is permanent or absolute. It’s true that we watched Brando die before our eyes, there is a body, and it would look as though there’s no way he could ever come back. However, being the loyal General Hospital fans that we are, we know that in soap operas, anything is possible.
GH spoilers reveal Wactor gave fans a shred of hope when thanking us for wishing him well in his future endeavors- whatever they may be. He didn’t leave out the answer to everyone’s burning question when he said that his future endeavors could include him returning to Port Charles someday.
In his video message below, Johnny expresses his genuine gratitude for having been given the opportunity to bring Brando to life and for the loyalty from the fans. He recognizes how blessed he is while making it clear that he will miss everything about playing Brando; from the job itself to the love and support from fans.
We can now only hope and pray that someday the writing on General Hospital will take some twists and turns which would land Johnny Wactor back in Port Charles.
We can’t deny that the death of one of our favorite characters, Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) has effected our hearts more than we could have imagined.
We are extremely heartbroken by the death of Brando Corbin.
He and Sasha would have made it for the long haul. Brando was every example of how a man should love his wife. He supported her without judgement, was her inspiration, her rock, and her everything. Stood up for her even when she was wrong because that’s his one shows their strength and unity with the person they chose to walk through life.
Brando loved Sasha completely and selflessly. He stood by her even when she was wrong, out of control, and making choices that were severely effecting both of their lives in a negative way. He loved her anyway. He got her help in her darkest hours instead of kicking her while she was down or throwing in the towel when she made mistakes.
He understood her pain and had done everything in his power to help shield her from herself and those who sought out to harm her.
A love like Brando and Sasha’s doesn’t happen every day. As fictional love stories go, many in the real world can only hope and pray to find someone who loves them so unconditionally and completely, selflessly, and sacrificially.
Their love story was epic. Let their story serve as hope for the hopeless romantics; those who just want to know they are safe with the one they love and is loved in return.
Mark Lawson no doubt is a real life tough guy. He’s always hitting the gym and his physique tells the story.
Besides being known for playing Dustin Phillips on ABC’s General Hospital and his role as Brody on One Life To Live, Lawson is known for his dedication to health with his intense workouts. Lawson displays his physical health journey via Instagram where he also revealed that he was headed into surgery.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm that Lawson recently underwent surgery for a hernia repair. He shared his thoughts on going under the knife in a couple witty Instagram posts. Lawson has since shared an update, informing fans that he made it out of surgery and is recovering, while thanking everyone for the love.
Johnny Wactor’s GH departure came as a shock to fans. No one was expecting the nicest and most selfless man in Port Charles to be met with his untimely demise. Now, he leaves his already vulnerable wife to walk through life’s struggles alone.
According to General Hospital news and spoilers, Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) has died, and left Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) a widow. To make things worse, this tragedy came shortly after Sasha and Brando lost their newborn baby.
Moreover, aside from Sasha, Brando was survived by his mother, Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs). Additionally, family and close friends such as Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) also mourn Brando’s loss.
Johnny Wactor Leaves GH
General Hospital news reports confirm Johnny Wactor has officially exited his role as Brando Corbin, which he made his onscreen debut back in February of 2020.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Wactor has officially confirmed his departure from the daytime drama. The actor said goodbye in a video alongside Lexi Ainsworth. One of Brando’s last scenes was shared with Lexi, as Kristina Corinthos found Brando lying in the ground, bloodied from the attack.
In a recent Instagram story, Ainsworth shared her thoughts on working with Johnny and his exit. Lexi Ainsworth posted a photo of herself and co-star, Jonny Wactor, expressing her sadness to see Brando go, while also reflecting on the positive. She reveals she had fun “filming a rain scene” and “working with Johnny Wactor.” Wactor then shared Lexi’s photo to his own Instagram story, commenting, “Bittersweet,” on the actresses photo of the two of them.
It’s sad to see Johnny exit General Hospital. We wish him nothing but the best now, and going forward. Johnny and Brando will be severely missed. ????
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