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I HATE GOODBYES…
That is how Michael Easton’s open letter to Rebecca Budig and GH fans begins. He goes on to say how lucky it is to have something in which we don’t want to say goodbye. Take a look at Michael Easton’s incredibly touching Facebook post, expressing his feelings regarding saying goodbye not once, but twice to Budig.
Take a look at his statement below.
Earlier this month, General Hospital news reported the exit of long time Daytime TV star Rebecca Budig in her role as GH’s Hayden Barnes. On Wednesday’s episode of General Hospital, Hayden left Port Charles while leaving her daughter Violet behind. It was an emotional goodbye between Hayden and those she cares for and visa versa but she really doesn’t have a choice. With everything that has been going on with Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), Hayden is being threatened and staying in Port Charles just isn’t safe at this time. Hayden just introduced Violet to her father, Dr. Finn and his fiance Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), and although it’s breaking her heart to leave Violet, it’s best she stays behind with her dad. It’s a tough scenario on and off screen for the characters and actors alike. This is the second time Budig has exited from General Hospital. The door has been left open for her return, we can hold on to that and hope she returns sooner rather than later.
Thanksgiving week is here and the chaos, drama, and excitement is just getting started. This week brings the outcome of the many General Hospital spoilers that have been circulating for weeks. General Hospital comings and goings reports news of the return of retired GH Alum, Jane Elliot as Tracy Quartermaine, along with the return of another Quartermaine, Brook Lynn Ashton (Amanda Setton), Granddaughter of Tracy. Tracy’s son Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) is also returning to Port Charles for the holiday.
General Hospital spoilers for the upcoming weeks reveal that Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) and Jasper Jax ‘Jax’ (Ingo Rademacher) will get a surprise visitor. The views are aware that Laura’s son Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) is alive and well, but he is in hiding. His mother Laura has no clue his is alive.
General Hospital rumors speculate mainly two scenarios. The first that Laura and Jax receive a surprise visitor- Nikolas! Jax would be surprised Nik would show is face to Laura since he has been adamant on the fact that Laura could not know he was alive just yet. The second, Laura and Jax get a visitor from Nikolas’ son, Spencer Cassadine. GH rumors have been hinting toward the comeback of Spencer Cassadine, (Nicolas Bechtel) as he is the heir to the Cassadine fortune which has gotten the Cassadine/Spencer families into this huge dramatic mess, searching for the codicil.
Which scenario is the most likely? There definitely has been talking of Nicolas Bechtel returning to General Hospital, and we also know that Nikolas has to show his face at some point. Let us know what you think. Take the poll below.
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Last week, General Hospital spoilers revealed Stella Henry (Vernee Watson) would return to Port Charles with an update for Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) on his father, Mike Corbin’s health.
Stella gave Sonny good warning to expect the worst as his father has entered the final stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. Sonny is briefly in denial as he assures Stella he is used to his dad not remembering who some people are. Stella then reiterates that this is more than that, much worse.
Look for Sonny and Carly to visit Mike on Monday 11-25. GH spoilers warn some very emotional and difficult scenes as Max Gail (Mike Corbin), Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), and Laura Wright (Carly Corinthos) deliver emotional scenes in their stellar performances as Sonny deals with the heartache of watching his father fall so ill to this disease, Carly going through it as well, along with trying to be a support system for her husband. Max Gail truly brings it as his portrayal of one who is suffering with Alzheimer’s Disease is so real and relatable.
Anthony Montgomery makes his return on General Hospita as Dr. Andre Maddox, the man tangled in the Drew (Billy Miller)/Jason (Steve Burton)/ Franco (Roger Howarth), memory-mapping story.
Dr. Maddox was last seen on screen as he was disoriented and stumbled into the Emergency Room at GH. He quickly passed out and lost consciousness. General Hospital spoilers reveal when Andre returns, he will still be in the hospital.
It looks like GH viewers alone aren’t the only fans of General Hospital’s iconic Tracy Quartermaine and her portrayer, Jane Elliot.
General Hospital co-star and on screen son Robert Palmer Watkins (Dillon Quartermaine), reacted to Entertainment Weekly’s confirmation of Elliot’s big GH return. He took to Twitter to show his support.
In November of 2017, it was announced that Watkins would remain on the show as recurring status. The door has remained open for Robert Palmer Watkins to return to GH and reprise his role as Dillon Quartermaine.
The latest General Hospital spoilers have created a shock wave as fans are rapidly finding out the shocking news- Jane Elliot has been rumored to be returning to General Hospital to reprise her role as Tracy Quartermaine, just in time for, you guessed it, Thanksgiving! It wouldn’t be much of a Thanksgiving at the Quartermaine mansion if mayhem didn’t ensue and pizza wasn’t consumed as opposed to turkey.
This week GH viewers welcomed a familiar character with a new fresh face. Amanda Setton as taken over the role of Brook Lynn Ashton, formerly played by Adrienne Leon. Brook Lynn is the daughter of Lois Cerullo and Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth).
General Hospital spoilers point to a story line around Tracy’s arrival having to do with Brook Lynn’s recent return to Port Charles. It’s safe to assume there will be chaos and drama surrounding the usual Quartermaine family dynamic. Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) Tracy will be sure to bring the fireworks to the holiday. There’s no telling what will happen when they’re all together in the Quartermaine mansion for Thanksgiving. Except pizza. We know there will be pizza.
This is big news! The Quartermaine mansion has seemed pretty empty as many of it’s family members have passed on or moved out of Port Charles.
General Hospital news reports from Soaps In Depth the return of Brook Lynn Ashton, daughter of Ned Ashton and Lois Cerullo. The role formerly and most knowingly played by Adrienne Leon, will now be played by Amanda Setton. Setton is no newbie to Soap Operas. She played the sneaky Kimberly Andrews on ABC’s, One Life to Live, from 2009-2011.
Look out for Amanda Setton’s debut appearance as Brook Lynn Ashton on Monday, November 18th.
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Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) posted a shot of himself on Instagram. In the photo you’ll see Steve reading lines right before filming.
In his caption he reveals a certain someone has returned. He mentions “fun scenes with @finolafilona #grateful #gh”
This means Anna Devane is back from her mission. General Hospital spoilers reveal she and Finn will go through hard times.
This week on General Hospital, the drama intensifies as the masked mystery man has been revealed as Nikolas Cassadine. Despite many General Hospital discussions and rumors surrounding the return of Tyler Christopher as Nik, the role has definitely been recast. As we learned last week, 41 year old American actor, Marcus Coloma has stepped into the role of Nikolas Cassadine.
General Hospital spoilers show a brand new reason to get excited as GH previews show yet another shocking return. In the official General Hospital preview promo, legs of an unknown individual grabbing the leg of what appears to be a women (in pinkish satin pajamas) as they walk by.
There is so much in store this week on General Hospital! Make sure you check back with us to stay fresh on all the excitement, suspense and drama!
Check out the General Hospital spoilers promo video below.
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