General Hospital star Ingo Rademacher joined the cast in 1996. His role quickly became a lead character as Jasper “Jax” Jack’s popularity soared. Over the years Jax as been front and center, and the love interest of many fellow leading characters.
Previous General Hospital news reports confirmed that Ingo Rademacher filed a lawsuit against ABC/Disney. This came after having been let go from his 21 year run on GH. His former employer enforced a vaccine mandate which Rademacher declined to receive. Therefore, he was let go from his role as Jax on Disney/ABC’s General Hospital.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Ingo announced new details regarding his Disney case. His recent Instagram post reveals that his case will visits court this upcoming August.
“We have oral arguments scheduled in appellate court for early August for my case against Disney.”
Will GH Kill Off Jax?
Rademacher took to social media to openly express his grievances with ABC and Disney. That said, GH rumors tease that Ingo will most likely not return to the daytime drama due to conflict stemming from his 2021 GH exit.
Moreover, GH recaps recall that Jax left Port Charles in November of 2021 with no inclination toward a return. It’s possible that Jax will stay in Australia for the foreseeable future. But GH rumors speculate that the role will be killed off as opposed to recast.
General Hospital fans were hit with a whirlpool of emotion after Thursday night’s special television event. The primetime special showcased 60 years of ABC’s General Hospital. It’s true that many have come and gone, but some leave lasting memories. As GH recaps recall, Steve Burton surprised fans with a shocking announcement.
General Hospiral News reports confirm that Steve Burton returns to General Hospiral as Jason Morgan. And with that leaves fans questioning another fan favorite. Reportedly, Ingo Rademacher and Steve Burton were t let go at the same time, which was back in 2021. GH recaps recall that the news came as a shock to fans as we learned they were both fired. Rademacher and Burton’s time at GH was done due to non-compliance with the covid vaccine mandate. Apparently, Rademacher filed for a religious exemption and was denied. That’s when the daytime soap vet filed a lawsuit to Disney/ABC. Currently, the appeal process is underway.
Previous reports on Ingo Rademacher’s story can be found below. From lawsuits to sitting down with Fox’s Tucker Carlson, Ingo continues to fight for his rights as an American.
According to General Hospital news, Ingo has released a statement regarding his job at Disney/ABC. A recent social media post showcases Ingo in a video, explaining the situation. The former GH star mentioned that he’s in the appeal process with damning evidence of unlawful termination.
Moreover, Rademacher calls out former co-star Nancy Lee Grahn. He makes mention of double standards and hypocrisy in relation to what lead to his GH status.
Courtney Fulk Replaces Eden McCoy As Josslyn Jacks
Eden McCoy is a 20 year old American actress, born and raised in Los Angeles. She joined General Hospital’s popular cast in 2015 and was 12 years. She was cast in a prominent role at a young age as she took on the role of Josslyn Jacks.
General Hospital news reports confirm that the 20 year old actress has something to celebrate. Day ago Eden went from an Emmy Nominee to an Emmy Winner! The 50th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards took place last Friday, December 15th 2023, where Eden McCoy and the rest of the GH cast and daytime television community were honored. According to the latest GH news reports, the 20 year old took home the award in the Outstanding Younger Actor category.
Since the good news, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal a change Eden’s GH status. Previously, General Hospital Blog sadly shared the news of Eden’s mom’s passing. The now Daytime Emmy winner shares the news of her loss back on November 6th.
Recent GH news reports confirm that Eden has taken some time off in her role as Carly (Laura Wright) and Jax’s (Ingo Rademacher). According to GH spoilers, Courtney Fulk replaces Eden McCoy as Josslyn Jacks temporarily. The role has been recasted due to McCoy’s GH hiatus. GH rumors speculate that she’s most likely hiatus for bereavement after her mother’s passing.
As someone who lost their mom when I was a little older than Eden, I want her to know that we are thinking of her and their entire family at this difficult and delicate time.
…Jasper “Jax” Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) is one of those chill guys that you can count on to diffuse a heated situation, or be your Knight in shining armor. He’s a family man and loves to be around whenever his business life doesn’t whisk him away to Australia.
According to previous GH news reports, Ingo Rademacher left General Hospital in November, 2022. The news came as a shock to GH fans as reports confirmed Ingo Rademacher was let go. As GH recaps recall, ABC issued a Covid vaccine mandate. However, due to religious reasons, Rademacher files for religious exemption and was denied. Ultimately, Ingo and ABC parted ways. Furthermore, Ingo filed a lawsuit against his employer, but case was dismissed.
Is Jasper Jax Returning to GH?
General Hospital news reports confirm that the Disney corporation terminated their Covid-19 vaccine mandate in November, 2022. Since then, Ingo’s case against the company was dismissed. It’s unclear whether the 25 year GH vet has any bad blood on set, or if he’d even consider a comeback after how things unfolded. What we do know is that Ingo Rademacher remains friends with many of his former co-stars and GH family.
Overall, Rademacher is doing well and carrying on with his wife and children. At this time it’s unlikely Ingo will reprise his role. Sadly, there’s no word about Jax flying into Port Charles on his private jet. But keep checking back for new developments!
Ingo Rademacher’s lawsuit against his former employer reaches new developments. Recently, Attorney Scott Street sat down with Fox News host, Tucker Carlson.
The saga is ongoing after one of Daytime TV’s fan favorites was suddenly fired from ABC’s iconic soap opera. General Hospital’s Ingo Rademacher began his run as Jasper “Jax” Jacks on January 31st, 1996. Rademacher’s last scenes as Jax aired on November of 2021.
According to General Hospital news reports, the General Hospital star’s case is headed to trial. Previously, General Hospital Blog reported the latest developments surrounding the trial date. The trial for Rademacher’s case against ABC/Disney is scheduled for the courtroom on February 27th, 2023.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ingo has taken to social media to share a clip of Attorney Scott Street’s interview with Fox Nation’s Tucker Carlson.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) was faced with the opportunity to begin a new relationship after a devastating split with husband Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard).
General Hospital recaps and spoilers indicate that Carly has decided to play things cool and take precautionary measures before she entangles herself with another man. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has almost all the qualities she’s looking for in a relationship, but could he ever stand by her side through the worst of the worst? Carly know she needs some time to build back her own identity without being attached to someone and taking on their identity.
Sonny isn’t the only man Carly has been identified with for a large portion of her life. The father of her daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Jasper Jax Jacks (Ingo Rademacher) has been part of Carly’s life for many years.
General Hospital recaps recall the time Josslyn needed a kidney transplant. Carly later found out the kidney came from the black market, orchestrated by Carly’s ex and Josslyn’s father. Fast forward years later and in comes Nelle Hayes aka Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Arriving in Port Charles as this sweet young woman who just wanted a job- quickly turned into a vindictive psychopath who tore Carly’s entire family apart. Seducing her son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) into a relationship based on lies and revenge, one thing lead to another and she was passing off dead babies, and the rest is history. OR IS IT?!
If it weren’t for Carly’s ex, Jasper “Jax” Jacks, none of this would be happening and Nelle wouldn’t have been in their lives. But, would Josslyn be alive? That’s the debate Carly had to deal with in her mind. Blame Jax for bringing this lunatic into their family’s lives, or let’s say he didn’t, Josslyn may not have survived.
General Hospital news and spoilers report the return of Nelle Benson. Actress Chloe Lanier made the announcement via Instagram, confirming she will reprise her role as Nelle. Thanks to Jax, Nelle will be torturing Carly and her family for round two!
Former General Hospital star, Ingo Rademacher who played Jasper “Jax” Jacks, for over two decades has had some real life drama of his own relating to his employment with ABC.
General Hospital news and spoilers previously reported on Rademacher’s firing from ABC’s General Hospital, after a mandate for the Covid-19 vaccine was implemented in November of 2021.
Back in June of 2022, General Hospital Blog reported on some new developments which had unfolded in Rademacher’s case against the network. Those developments entailed a subpoena for documents against Ingo, stating he used an organization called, The Protection of the Educational Rights of Kids to find his lawsuit against Disney. Reports stayed Ingo was fighting back, making allegations of the company’s intentions to destroy his character.
Fast forward to present day, and General Hospital spoilers reveal there is much allegations coming forward. In a recent report, Rademacher has claimed to have obtained documents which prove ABC was planning to fire him before the mandate took place in November of 2021 for discriminatory reasons. Ingo alleges the documents prove ABC was in discussion to fire him due to his political beliefs, well before the November cut off, and that they were discovered and obtained as part of a typical process of both parties requirements to exchange files.
General Hospital news reports ABC has denied all allegations of wrongdoing and said its decision to fire Ingo Rademacher was proper. According to news outlets, a lawyer representing the network wrote, “[ABC] had an honest, good-faith belief that all decisions with respect to [Ingo] were made by [ABC] solely for legitimate, business-related reasons.”
ABC Network has requested that the court dismiss the entire lawsuit based on their statements against Rademacher’s claims. ABC stated company had “not acted in a manner highly offensive to a reasonable person and/or [Ingo] was not harmed by any such intrusion.”
The former GH star stands by his allegations, saying that these newly discovered documents prove the network was planning to fire him over political views by Summer of 2021.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal the trial is set for February of 2023.
Back on November 1st, ABC and General Hospital’s vaccine mandate too effect, having each and every employee, cast and crew, to mandatorily receive the Covid vaccine.
General Hospital news and spoilers have previously reported on ABC’s mandate, naming two essential members of the cast; Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) and Ingo Rademacher (Jasper “Jax” Jacks), who were let go when they declined receiving the vaccine.
GH news reports confirmed that Ingo initiated a lawsuit against ABC after being denied religious exemption. Steve was also denied exemption.
Newly reported General Hospital news and spoilers confirm two additional employees of ABC have now sued the network over it’s mandate. Two essential crew members, Jim Wahl and Timothy Wahl, are exercising their rights and filed lawsuits with ABC and Disney after being denied religious exemption. ABC and Disney declined to comment on the current state of affairs.
Former General Hospital star Ingo Rademacher joined the cast as Jasper “Jax” Jacks back in 1996.
General Hospital comings and goings news reports confirm Rademacher had been let go from the 59 year old daytime drama in November of 2021.
General Hospital news reveals that Ingo’s is pursuing his lawsuit against Disney after being fired over the vaccination mandate. Rademacher’s religious exemption application was denied, causing the actor to lost his job over when the mandate which went into effect November of 2021.
General Hospital spoilers reveal ABC network has issued a subpoena for documents regarding the organization, Protection of the Educational Rights of Kids. Rademacher has been accused of using the organization to find his lawsuit against Disney. Ingo is fighting back and is now requesting that the network not be allowed to obtain said documents.
GH news reveals Rademacher says the network is attempting to obtain, “confidential communications and attorney work product between,” himself, his attorneys, and “speculated litigation funder.” GH’s Australian born leading man alleges that the network is trying to destroy his [Ingo’s] character.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any new developments related to the ongoing lawsuit between GH’s Jax and Disney.
General Hospital, Y & R, Days Of Our Lives: Beyond Salem, Stone Cold and the Jackal, and Port Chuck, are just a few of the reasons why Steve Burton is such a beloved actor. But he is best known in his iconic role as Jason Morgan in ABC’s GH.
Sadly, General Hospital fans were devastated when GH news confirmed Steve’s GH exit. It seems that Steve and Kelly Thiedbaud were headed down a news storyline path, when once again, Jason Morgan “dies.” Previously, General Hospital spoilers revealed that he, along with co-star Ingo Rademacher who played Jasper “Jax” Jacks, were let go over a vaccine mandate. Reportedly, the mandate was implemented by Disney/ABC Network. Fast forward several months and General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Steve Burton has moved on from the 59 year old daytime drama and has joined the cast of Days Of Our Lives: Beyond Salem.
Steve Burton Shirtless With New Tattoo
General Hospital spoilers reveal a little look into his personal life. On April 12th, Steve shared a selfie which showed off his arm tattoo. The photo received comment from co-star and friend, Chad Duell (Michael Corinthos). Duell wrote, “Digging the tats Steven ????????.” It looks like Steve has had this tattoo for a few months, but has recently made his ink the focal point of some of his IG posts.
According to GH news reports, Steve recently shared a photo with his tattoo artist. The photo displays his new arm tattoo, and Burton captioned the pic, “legend in the tattoo biz, Joel Bones.”
General Hospital Blog would like to extend our encouragement to Steve. We absolutely LOVE your new ink and don’t believe for a second that a tattoo would hinder you from landing roles. Many of the actors have tattoos. In fact, one actor that comes to mind is Jason Thompson (Patrick Drake). Others include, Tyler Chistopher (ex-Nikolas Cassadine, GH), Robert LaSardo, who not only played Manny Ruiz on GH, but has a long list of acting credits which include CSI: Miami. LaSardo also collaborated with Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper in the movie, The Mule,Days star Landon Archey (Eli Grant), Lauren Koslow (Kate Roberts, Days), Kamar de Los Reyes (Antonio, OLTL), along with many more.
GH Fans On Steve Burton’s Tattoo: Let’s Stay Positive
GH news reports reveal that some fans have freaked out in the comments. Some claim that Steve’s tattoo will prevent him from acting (particularly returning to GH). Although most comments were positive and encouraging, a few nasysayers had to share their not-so-positive opinions. We see no reason why Steve’s new ink would ever prevent him from working in the acting industry. In fact, he already landed a new role on the 5 episode series, Beyond Salem. Way to go, Steve! We LOVE your new tattoo! Fans can check it out below!
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