Tracy Quartermaine is currently experiencing some life threatening health issues. In recent episodes of GH, Jane Elliot’s character, Tracy, has been experiencing neurological symptoms, and seizure.
Although her son Dillon (Robert Palmer Watkins) came as soon as he received the call from Hayden that his mom was having an episode, it looks as though her other son, Ned will soon be near her mom, in Port Charles.
Exciting General Hospital news just broke, as GH spoilers reveal that long time, fan favorite, Wally Kurth is returning to General Hospital as Ned Ashton.
Kurth’s current status on Days of Our Lives has dropped from contract to recurring, which in turn allows him to return to General Hospital on a recurring status as well.
Ned may be involved in Tracy’s health story, and we can’t forget his love he left behind, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero).
Is there still hope for these two to become a real couple?
Last week we learned that Michael Easton began taping again at Prospect Studios for his returning to General Hospital.
Michael Easton reached out to fans via his Facebook page, informing them of his return date to General Hospital, in a post that read… “And so it begins…”
General Hospital spoilers have revealed that Michael Easton will make his return debut on-screen this coming March 18th.
Share if you’re happy to see Michael Easton back at General Hospital. The mystery still remains… what character will Easton play? Silas? Stephen? Someone new?
General Hospital actor, Parry Shen, shared with fans via social media that today marks 100 episodes as General Hospital’s HILARIOUS, Brad Cooper. We love Brad!
The latest General Hospital news has revealed that GH’s own Maurice Benard will appear on ABC’s Dr. Oz show this coming week.
The actor who plays Sonny Corinthos has a struggle he shares with his Port Charles mobster character personality. Maurice Benard suffers in real life, as well has his character on screen, Sonny Corinthos, with the same mental illness. Benard was diagnosed with Bi-polar disorder, and is open about what he has gone through, his treatment, growth, and life, involving this disorder. On screen, Sonny Corinthos faces the same struggles as the actor who portrays him, along with his TV son, Morgan, played by Bryan Craig.
Watch Maurice Benard discuss Bi-polar disorder with Dr. Oz this Thursday, February 25th, 2016.
A couple months ago, Lante fans lost all hope for their super couple, Dante and Lulu Falconeri. The story line revolving around their relationship and marriage is so real, many viewers can relate to what these two have been going through. Marriage takes work. People make mistakes, but that doesn’t mean that all love is lost. It’s clear that Dante, despite his actions involving his betrayal with Lulu’s cousin Valerie, does not erase the fact that he loves Lulu and their family together with son, Rocco. And although Lulu may not agree with Dante’s jealousy over Johnny, and other men in her life, including Dillon, and her impulsive Spencer ways, it doesn’t mean she doesn’t still love and cherish her husband.
Dante and Lulu had hit rock bottom after he cheated on her with her own cousin, and after Lulu turned to Johnny to help get Valerie out of their lives.
However, best friends always have your back. Best friends encourage the good in you, they are there to support you in love and in life, and that is exactly what Maxie and Nathan have done for their best friends, Dante and Lulu. Maxie is always playing match maker, and doing zainy things in the name of love. It looks as though this time, her plan will actually make a positve impact on Dante and Lulu’s marriage.
After being told by Maxie and Nathan, Lulu and Dante both headed to a specific room at the Metro Court. After figuring out that they had been played by their friends and got locked in the room together, Dante and Lulu have now decided to try and work things out.
So what does the future hold for this fan favorite Daytime couple? General Hospital Blog wants to believe that Lante will survive. It’s highly unlikely that the writers would go through all this trouble having Maxie devise a plan, and for Lante to not succeed in working out their problems after all they have been through together.
Fans have been rallying ever since Michael Easton was let go from General Hospital. Today, Nathan Varni, Frank Valentini, and Michael Easton himself have CONFIRMED the return of Dr. Silas Clay!
Check out the hilarious video featuring GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini and Michael Easton.
Two of General Hospital’s leading men were among the TOP 10 male soap actors for 2015.
Congratulations to Maurice Benard and Jeffrey Vincent Parise for their stellar performances throughout 2015!
GH would never be the same without Sonny Corinthos, and we all know how fans felt what Carlos “died.” Thankfully, Carlos is alive and well and we just have to wait and see what more is in store.
Hayden has proved time and time again that she cannot be trusted. She entered Port Charles under a false identity, trying to con Jake into believing she was his wife, as she was hired to do by Ric Lansing. Hayden has been playing Nikolas almost as long as he has been playing her, and now we know she is working with Tracy to take him down. But are her feelings for Nikolas starting to grow true?
On Thursday’s episode of General Hospital, Tracy reminded Hayden that she knows exactly who she is. So… the question on all of our minds is, “Who IS Hayden Barnes, REALLY?” Was Tracy speaking rhetorically, as in she knows Hayden is a liar and a con artist? Or could it be something more? Does Hayden have a different identity altogether?
It’s finally here, FRIDAY! General Hospital Executive Producer, Frank Valentini sent out a Twitter announcement this morning, informing loyal GH fans that there are surprises in today’s cliff-hanger Friday episode.
What surprises do you think will happen on today’s General Hospital? A fan favorite return? A major plot twist?
Check out his tweet below!
Friday surprises in store today for loyal GH fans!! #GHWildWinter
Two of General Hospital’s most well known actors are real life friends and are about to reunite through a new project. The legendary Lucky Spencer, portrayed by Jonathan Jackson, and the iconic Jason Morgan formerly played by Steve Burton for 21 years, have joined forces outside ABC Studios.
The two have parted ways from General Hospital, as Steve Burton now plays Dylan McAvoy on The Young and the Restless, and Jonathan Jackson has moved to ABC’s Primetime drama, Nashville, as Avery Barkley. Although they are no longer co-workers in show biz, they are taking their colleague-ship in an entirely new direction.
Jackson and Burton have announced that they, along with third co-owner, restaurateur, Richard Shannon will open a Tennessee Smokehouse. The venue has been described as “a family-friendly, world class,” restaurant and concert venue.
At Jack and Jameson’s Smoke House, expect to indulge in barbecue and burgers, and will have 15-20 local brews on tap.
In the area or looking to vacation in Tennessee? General Hospital fans all over the country are ecstatic about this recent news.
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Tracy Quartermaine is currently experiencing some life threatening health issues. In recent episodes of GH, Jane Elliot’s character, Tracy, has been experiencing neurological symptoms, and seizure.
