A lot of drama is going on in Laura Spencer’s (Genie Francis) life. Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is at the root of all Laura’s recent troubles, especially since learning Cyrus is the reason Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan) was caught in a mob war and ended up in a coma. As if that wasn’t enough, Laura soon after found out that Renault is actually her half brother, along with Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight).
General Hospital news reports the return of Denise Alexander, reprising her role as Lesley Webber, mother of Laura Spencer.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Lesley’s return will add to the drama of an already escalating situation between Laura and her newfound brother, Cyrus. Cyrus made it clear that if Laura doesn’t materialize his mother from wherever she’s being hidden, despite being siblings, he will show no mercy.
Maurice Benard and Vanessa Marcil portrayed one of the most iconic and unforgettable couple and love stories of all time. Sonny and Brenda were the Daytime TV power couple of the 1990s with their highly emotional, intense love story.
Throughout the years, Vanessa has returned to General Hospital for short periods of time, keeping up the Brenda Barrett character in Port Charles. She has stirred up trouble with the leading ladies of Port Charles like Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco).
Regarding an upcoming return for Vanessa as Brenda Barrett, General Hospital news reports reveal she is coming back to the daytime drama. A fan asked Marcil, “Will you ever make a comeback on GH? That would be amazing!” To which Marcil replied, “oh YES. Brenda ALWAYS comes back. We know this…”
News surrounding General Hospital comings and goings have yet to confirm Marcil’s statement, therefore, an official statement and a date confirming her return has not been reported.
General Hospital rumors indicate Sonny could return home with amnesia and Brenda could somehow play a role in that upcoming story line.
Port Charles business man, husband, and father, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) went missing on Christmas Eve. His wife, Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is trying hard to stay strong but she’s growing weary. His son, Michael (Chad Duell) is feeling immense worry and is determined to bring his dad back home. Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) is doing everything he can to help find Sonny while providing emotional support to Carly.
Sonny’s last known location was on a bridge in New Jersey and was last seen with Julian Jerome (and his dead body) in a bridge in New Jersey that collapsed. Julian’s body washed up and he was pronounced dead. We have reason to believe Sonny has not suffered the same fate, giving hope to his family for a safe return.
Please spread the word by sharing this missing persons report to help bring Sonny Corinthos back home to his family!
It feels like forever since General Hospital news broke confirming William deVry’s exit from GH as Julian Jerome. This past week, William’s exit was made official after Julian Jerome’s body washed up from the river and was out in a body bag.
William deVry isn’t shy and is actually very interactive with fans on social media. His Twitter timeline is always poppin’ as he tweets and replies to fans. One fan expresses their dislike for Julian’s death scenes, calling it “gruesome,” while deVry replied in agreement and with sarcasm. He mentioned that the day Julian Julian as shown dead in a body bag, and as also the anniversary of his own dad’s death. William seems pretty bitter with the GH writer’s decision to kill off his character, Julian Jerome.
General Hospital news reports deVry still has love for cast mates and the feeling is mutual. Sonny Corinthos and Julian Jerome may have despised one another on screen but Maurice and William are friendly in real life.
GH had a great thanksgiving blast, and nothing says Christmas holidays like a body bag. Was so nice to have me die on my dad's death anniversary. https://t.co/mQN3bvNm69
William responded to a fan that admitted to not watching the last two episodes due to Julian’s death scenes. deVry made it clear that the scenes were painful to watch.
A lot of emotion is running rampant after deVry’s General Hospital exit and Julian’s death. Will you miss Julian Jerome as the bad boy with a tarnished yet tragic heart?
Julian Jerome (William deVry) made a shocking discovery when he went to see his old friend and brief romantic interest, Dr. Kim Nero (Tamara Braun).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Julian will ponder his time with Kim and can’t help but wonder if he is the father of her baby. General Hospital spoilers reveal Kim has claimed “Charlie” as her baby’s father, but that doesn’t necessarily mean there isn’t confusion.
General Hospital rumors hint the baby could have been fathered by either Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), or Julian Jerome (William deVry). Kim slept with both Port Charles bad boy turned family man wannabes, in a short period of time.
General Hospital fans bases are divided as some believe Julian is the father of Kim’s baby and others are certain the father is Franco.
General Hospital news revealed the exit of William deVry as Julian Jerome, which in turned sparked GH rumors surrounding Franco as the baby’s father.
The internet is full of trolls and haters, and the soap opera “fan base” seems to play a big part in online bullying. So called GH fans, more like haters, apparently have a big problem with knowing how to play nice.
General Hospital news reports a recent Twitter exchange that isn’t so pretty, between one GH fan, William deVry, and Maurice Benard. Maurice Benard, who plays Sonny Corinthos, chimed in to defend his friend and co-star, William deVry, after a fan tweeted at deVry, commenting on his General Hospital exit.
The tweet read, “I’m glad they fired your speedy scumbag lying ass!,” as it was addressed to General Hospital’s deVry, who has played Julian Jerome for the past seven years.
Well there’s never any need for that. William is a great guy,How can you say that if you haven’t walked in his shoes☮️
There is no excuse for this senseless hatred and negativity. Good on Maurice for stepping up for his friend, William deVry, and shame on the individual who felt it was necessary to be a hater for absolutely no reason.
This week on General Hospital has been one of the saddest story lines in recent day soap opera dramas.
General Hospital news previously revealed and confirmed Emme Rylan’s exit as Lulu Spencer Falconeri on GH. There has not been any GH news related to verifying whether or not the actress would be recast, or if the character will be killed off the daytime drama.
Based on recent episodes, General Hospital rumors suggest the role of Lulu will be put on hold while the story line surrounding the characters medical condition plays out. Lulu has been sent away, out of General Hospital and Port Charles in order for her to receive proper medical care after suffering a brain unjust due to Cyrus Renault’s attempted hit on Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
In a recent tweet, Rylan disclosed her last scene was one of the hardest acting challenges.
General Hospital coming sand goings brings news of an upcoming return. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Max Gail was recently spotted on the set of GH.
Max Gail began his role on General Hospital as the infamous mobster, Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) father, Mike Corbin, on February 5th, 2018. Mike relationship with Sonny grew over the last two years until his unfortunate death. Max Gail left GH in October of 2020 after his character eventually died of Alzheimer’s.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Max Gail will make an upcoming appearance as the ghost of Sonny’s late father.
General Hospital news and spoilers have confirmed that William deVry has taped his last scenes as Julian Jerome on General Hospital. deVry has played the role of troubled mobster turned family man, turned mobster, for seven years.
In a recent tweet from deVry, he reveals his plans to delete General Hospital from his DVR once his final episodes have aired.
Do you feel the same as William? Will you continue to watch General Hospital after deVry’s character, Julian Jerome makes his exit? At least one fan agrees, she’ll be deleting the daytime drama from her DVR as well.
General Hospital shocked fans with an unexpected death of a young and upcoming fan favorite.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dev Cerci (Corbin) (Ashton Arbab) has died in the explosion meant for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
General Hospital comings and goings have been rapidly changing in the last few weeks. GH casting news has surprised fans more than a few times this Fall.
General Hospital news reports Arbab is OUT at General Hospital. In a recent tweet, Arbab shared his gratitude for GH’s Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, along with Mark Teschner, Casting Director for GH.
Ashton Arbab (Dev Cerci) fit in well with his cast mates, Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks), William Lipton (Cameron Webber), and Sydney Mikayla (Trina Robinson), as part of the teen foursome. Arbab’s character, Dev, Will truly be missed.
I am forever grateful to Producer @valentinifrank and @TeschnerMark for this amazing opportunity. It was such an honor to have worked along side of such talented actors and I’m beyond blessed for your friendship. Most of all thank you @GeneralHospital Fans! pic.twitter.com/8BcZkjeEG8
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