General Hospital’s Ross Cullum Dies! RIP WSB Director Ross Cullum! And that’s a wrap for one of the coldest and most apathetic villains to hit the streets of Port Charles. Despite Cullum’s villainous nature, his portrayer, Andrew Hawkes is actually the polar opposite. Talk about phenomenal acting. Hawkes obviously has his craft on lock down.
Cullum’s Death and Epic Sendoff
General Hospital: Josslyn kills Cullum
On Thursday, 7-2-26, General Hospital was filled with action and suspense at every turn. The dramatic showdown featured an epic shootout between the WSB, a Corrupt WSB Double Agent, and civilians who were part of a secret project. Many were injured in the violent power struggle. Ultimately, The WSB’s Double Agent was shot and killed by Agent Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Ross Cullum can no longer harm the people of Port Charles.
Actor Andrew Hawkes has finished his run in General Hospital as Cullum. According to recent GH news reports, Cullum is officially dead, and Hawkes said goodbye to his villainous role. Previously, GH news reports revealed that Hawkes’ role as Cullum was projected to last only four episodes. Evidently, the Andrew Hawkes’ portrayal was a big hit among General Hospital fans. The character became an essential element to the Faison’s final project storyline.
In a recent interview with Soap Opera Digest, Andrew Hawkes shared his sentiments on his time on GH, and his inevitableexit. “The way I look back at the whole experience, honestly, is that I just fell madly in love with the cast and crew. They’re just incredible people, and I’m astonished by them and all the work that goes into putting the show together. When you’re working with professionals who are really enjoying what they’re doing and trying to do their best work, it’s just the best feeling. You feel like you’re on a team.” Andrew Hakes explained.
Making Lasting Friendships
General Hospital: Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna
Additionally, the TV/Film/Theater actor shared his experience on set, and his observations of some of his cast-mates. “So entertaining and so good at what he does,” is what he thinks about his co-villain (Sidwell), GH’s Carlo Rota. Hawkes describes Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne) as a “brilliant actress,” and admitted that she “lights up every scene she’s in.”
It’s apparent that costars Andrew Hawkes and Chris L. McKenna have become real life friends. Both have shared photos and videos together on social media, and even got their wives together for a double date. His loyalty to friendship is evident in what he told SoapOpera Digest about Chris L. McKenna (Jack Brennan). We have become very close. If you don’t like Chris McKenna, I’m sorry, lose my number! He’s such a good man. All his fans out there should know just what an incredibly good human he is.”
Although Cullum’s demise was inevitable, Andrew Hawkes explained that he was prepared for the end but still emotional over having to say goodbye. According to social media comments across platforms, General Hospital fans share Andrew’s sentiments. It’s sad to see him go despite the cold and calculated role he played. And might I add that Hawkes played the role of WSB Director Ross Cullum impeccably.
Cullum’s Softer Side
Just kidding! He doesn’t have one! But Andrew Hawkes sure does! GH fans fell in love with him through his Instagram posts where his true personality shines. From my observation, Hawkes is a genuine, kind, empathetic family man, and the polar opposite of the role he played.
His wife played a major role in sharing parts of Andrew’s life and highlighting his personality on social media. Andrew’s kind heart shocked fans and ultimately drew in fans that Cullum would not have acquired if it wasn’t for social media. We don’t know what we don’t know. So, having gotten a look into the man behind Ross Cullum was how General Hospital fans fell in love with the actor even though his character is evil.
Get to Know Andrew Hawkes!
He will be missed! But you can still see more of Hawkes when you check out his Instagram page! And don’t forget to watch his interviews with Maurice Benard on State of Mind, along with his chat with Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson!
Ryan Paevey visits Gary James Fuller! Earlier this month General Hospital’s Gary James Fuller was injured on his minibike. Reportedly, the ten year old actor required a visit to the Emergency Room and two surgeries. His General Hospital family has been checking in, and someone special even stopped for a visit.
According to the latest General Hospital news update, Gary James Fuller is healing nicely after the incident. General Hospital’s James West is in good spirits with the help of a friend, cast-mate, and tv dad/uncle.
General Hospital news confirms that Ryan Paevey visits Gary James Fuller in Vegas while Fuller recovers from his minibike accident injuries. Both TV dad and son both beam from ear to ear in the photos shared from Gary’s IG account. Boy’s Night Out looks like the theme as Ryan and Gary spend their time playing arcade games together and hanging out with Gary’s family.
Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) and Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) look like they’re about to cross a fine line. General Hospital spoilers for Thursday, 6-4-26 tease that Tracy confronts Chase about what she witnessed between him and Willow. There will be pushback, but Tracy kicks Chase out of the Quartermaine mansion! Was she right to do so?
Chase and Willow have been doing this dance for a little while now. That’s what the narrative is anyway. Last year, the Quartermaine’s accused Chase of having feelings for Willow despite his love and devotion to Brook Lynn. Apparently, doing what you feel is right, and actively helping someone who you believe is innocent is considered “having romantic feelings” for someone. God forbid someone goes to bat for another out of genuine care and concern. And apparently there must be a “more than friends” feeling to drive anyone to help another.
From the the narrative that Chase and Willow were secretly pining for one another was taken by storm. Much of the GH fandom believes that Chase is in the wrong. However, nothing seemed to cross any lines between Willow and Chase until Brook Lynn decided to confront Willow. BLQ’s threat was desperate and cringe as she told Willow that if she breathes near her husband that will be her last breath. Nothing like giving Willow more reason to just go for it- and by it we mean Chase!
General Hospital spoilers tease that Tracy kicks Chase out of the Quartermaine mansion. Will it really come down to Chase having to pack his bags?
General Hospital: Jonathan Bennett debuts as Detective Joe Fitzpatrick
The time is now! Jonathan Bennett’s General Hospital debut is on Monday, May 18th. GH fans await a new character arriving in Port Charles.
Last month, General Hospital news reports confirmed that All My Children and Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett joined the cast of General Hospital as Detective Joe Fitzpatrick.
General Hospital spoilers for Monday, May 18th reveal that Bennett’s first scenes involve an arrest.
Previously on General Hospital, Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) punched Dr. Isaiah Gannon (Sawandi Wilson). First, he intruded on Isaiah and Portia’s (Brook Kerr) date, and caused a verbal confrontation. One thing lead to another, and then Curtis straight up punched Isaiah.
According to GH spoilers, Curtis’s unhinged behavior lands him in cuffs. Evidently, Bennett’s first scenes focusing his career with the PCPD. This week on General Hospital, Joe Fitzpatrick arrests Curtis for assaulting Isaiah.
GH fans give a warm welcome to Jonathan, and his role as Detective Fitzpatrick. He has already scored brownie points across the GH fan base. How could he not when GH spoilers revealed that Joe is the one to arrest Curtis and hopefully put us all out of our misery.
General Hospital: Ethan’s Broken Over Delilah’s Death
Who was Delilah to Ethan Lovett (Nathan Dean)? The title friends doesn’t seem to fit the connection between Ethan and Delilah. Is Ethan Phoebe’s father or was he trying to protect Delilah from whoever Phoebe’s real father is?
Although they don’t know it, phoebe isn’t alone in the world. Ethan Lovett (Nathan Dean) it was exactly where Delilah baby is from and the connections she may or may not have.
General Hospital recaps recall the Dawn of Day tattoo on Delilah’s wrist. And according to General Hospital rumors Ethan may have been protecting Delilah against a cult leader. Although Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) killed former Dawn of Day leader Shiloh back in 2019, it’s possible that someone else has taken over.
Ethan’s visit with Chase (Josh Swickard) and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) was quite enlightening. But being enlightened doesn’t mean the acquired knowledge was good news. Ethan is broken over Delilah’s death which makes GH fans wonder if Wthab is Phoebe’s father, or if he was protecting her from someone.
Willow shouldn’t get too comfortable with all this power because odds are it won’t last. GH previews got 4-17-26 indicate that Michael has proof against Willow.
Perhaps it’s the Congresswoman title that gives Willow a boost of confidence. She’s in a position to call the shots and that’s exactly what happens. General Hospital spoilers for 4-17-26 reveal that Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) boldly approaches Michael’s girlfriend. Willow warns Jacinda to stay away from her children. Is it a threat or a warning?
Coming up on General Hospital,GH spoilers tease that Willow waltzes into Crimson where she finds Jacinda (Paige Herschel). Michael’s girlfriend is currently employed by Willow’s mom, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), and Willow knew just where to find her.
Is Willow’s Reign Over?
Meanwhile, Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) shares some interesting information with his sister Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi). According to the most recent GH previews, Kristina basically asks Michael to clarify, and says, “are you saying that you have proof that Willow shot Drew?”
General Hospital: Will Danny Make His First Mob Move?
General Hospital spoilers reveal Steve Burton and Jason Morgan’s take on Danny becoming Jason 2.0. Sonny (Maurice Benard) said it, Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) is growing up. And just like a young Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson), Danny wants to follow in his dad’s footsteps.
Steve and Bradford delved into the nuances of the potential storyline on an episode of That’s Awesome.
Bradford asked Steve, “What do you think about Danny becoming Jason 2.0?” Immediately, Steve replied with a confident “No.”- He even shook his head at the idea. Then, Steve reinforced his take on Danny becoming Jason 2.0 with a question for Bradford. “No, why would I want that?” He asked.
Reportedly, Jason is definitely not in favor of Danny following in his footsteps. However, when asked what Steve (as opposed to Jason) thinks about the potential storyline, his answer wasn’t as definitive. Many factors come into play, such as how mob life in the real world has changed over the decades.
General Hospital recaps recall that dreaded days when Danny wants to join the business is here. Obviously, his interest was motivated by Jason’s arrest an expedition by the WSB. Then he overheard a private conversation about the ins and outs of his dad’s situation.
According to recent GH spoilers and rumors Danny is on the verge of making a move against Sidwell. First, Danny went to Sonny and told him the truth. He wants whoever did this to his dad to pay. That sounds a lot like Danny becoming Jason 2.0. Of course, Sonny explained why it’s a bad idea, and shut down his request to partake in any retaliation of that kind. Then, Danny overheard Sonny and Ric (Rick Hearst) talking about Sidwell and his possible involvement in getting Jason out of Port Charles. This way Sonny would become more vulnerable without Jason around.
Whether or not Danny listens to Sonny remains to be seen. Odds are, Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has her work cut out for her and Danny involves himself in mob business. Oh, what’s a grandma to do?!
The latest General Hospital Comings and Goings: Maxie returns to GH! General Hospital news reports confirm Kirsten Storms returns to General Hospital the week of February 9, 2026. Kirsten‘s return debut airs on Thursday, 2-12-26.
Although Storms returns to the canvas as Maxie Jones this week, that doesn’t mean Maxie is out of the woods just yet. Reportedly, General Hospitalspoilers revealthat Felicia (Kristina Wagner) and Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) make a decision about Maxie’s care. They now have the option to bring Maxie home to GH. Having Maxie remain at the long term care facility is the alternative. Evidently, Felicia and Spinelli decide to bring Maxie home to GH. She’s obviously on the mend, but she’s not out of the woods yet.
General Hospital rumors hint that things won’t be easy for Maxie once she wakes up from her coma. Lulu (Alexa Havins) and Nathan (Cesar Faison) are about to do Maxie dirty as her bestie and husband by default hook up. She struggles with her heart- torn between Spinelli and Nathan. And what’s worse is that Nathan wants Lulu now anyway, and Nathan may not even be Nathan! What if Nathan is really Peter (Wes Ramsey)?!
General Hospital: Do Brick and Brennan have a past?
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) runs the organized crime operation that’s station in Port Charles. As a mob boss, Sonny has been a target for the PCPD and the FBI for decades. Despite hard work and grade A efforts to arrest and convict Sonny Corinthos for associated mob crimes, neither the PCPD nor the FBI have put him away for good. According to the latest General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Sonny’s days as a free man may be numbered.
“Never trust any body from the WSB.” That’s what Brick warned Sonny. That’s when Sonny swiftly replied, “I never have.” Red flags raised high after Sonny and Brick’s 2-3-26 General Hospital scenes. Jason and Sonny met with Brick and were brought up to speed on the latest mob drama. There was information that Brick couldn’t disclose to Sonny and Jason, which should be concerning.
“Never trust any body from the WSB.” Will Brick and Brennan Take Down Sonny Corinthos?
Previously, Brick shocked Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) when she walked into Sonny’s hospital room and saw Brick as he stood with a sniper over the nurse’s lifeless body. He had impeccable timing, and didn’t miss a beat when he shot to kill. Then, Jordan described Brick as having an extensive background in intelligence.
Details surrounding Brick’s mysterious life outside working for Sonny has ignited new GH rumors. Strange instances hint toward a potential connection between Sonny’s trusted friend and employee, and Carly’s lying, deceptive WSB Agent boyfriend. Could Brick have once worked for the WSB? Is he an Agent now? Evidently, neither Brennan nor Brick want Sonny dead- if that were the case Brick wouldn’t have saved his life back in April in LA. But that didn’t mean he isn’t working with the WSB to help take him down. Of Sonny gets arrested, are Jack Brennan and Brick’s responsible to blame?
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) is on cloud nine now that her beloved children Nathan (Ryan Paevey) and Britta (Kelly Thiebaud) are back from the dead. She can now make up for lost time with both of them- and that’s something she doesn’t want her daughter to have to experience. Why would she care so much if Britt isn’t Rocco’s mother? Either she’s delusional, or does Liesl know Britt is Rocco’s mom?
Liesl is already a grandma to Maxie and Nathan’s son James. So it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense for her to be obsessed with Rocco (Finn Carr) as if he’s her first born grandchild. He isn’t even her grandchild in the actual sense.
As a medical doctor, Dr. Liesl Obrecht is well aware of the science behind baby making. That’s why it’s difficult to understand why she’s adamant on being in Rocco’s life. Unless she knows something that Britt doesn’t. As GH records recall, Liesl was involved in Britt’s embryo stealing scene to hold onto Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson). So it’s not unlikely that she could know more than she’s letting on.
Is Britt Westbourne Rocco’s biological mother? And does Liesl know it?
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