Jason finds Lucky in Africa! Lulu Spencer is the talk of the town as her family fights to find a donor. She’s running out of time, but Lulu’s loved ones are determined to find the match that will save her life. Laura (Genie Francis) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) have been by her side ever since Lulu was moved from the long term care facility to GH.
Meanwhile, another family member devotes her time supporting Lulu. Carly is rooting for her cousin to pull through, and is laser focused on finding a donor. Luke’s (Tony Geary) niece Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) is hell-bent on finding Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) because the odds are in his favor as the best chance at being Lulu’s donor.
General Hospital spoilers tease that this Fall brings enthralling adventures. Previously, GH news reports confirmed that the role of Lulu Spencer had been recast. Now it’s only a matter of time before Laura’s daughter wakes up from a 3 year coma. This Fall, drama ensues as a result of Lucky’s new predicament. Furthermore, things between Dante and Sam become understandably complicated. Lulu definitely has to make up for lost time- and relationships.
General Hospital rumors tease that Lulu has Jason to thank after he finds Lucky and brings him home to Port Charles. Ultimately, it will be Lucky’s organ donation that saves Lula life. Finally, Carly’s desperate plea for her cousin’s life puts herself and Jason at risk- along with others. Will Jason return in one piece?
Daddy’s Home! Earlier this week, General Hospital Blog helped spread the word about Rick Hearst’s GH return. GH news reports confirm that Hearst returns to General Hospital as Ric Lansing.
Reportedly, the actor and role was last seen on GH in 2016 after his 2002-2009 run on the Daytime Drama. Ric Lansing came to town for his brother, Sonny Corinthos. However, Ric and Sonny didn’t have a happy reunion. Their relationship was complicated at best, and the years never brought them closer.
According to recent General Hospital comings and goings, Rick Hearst has returned to General Hospital as Ric Lansing. Recently, Hearst shared details of Ric’s comeback. Apparently he’s back for his daughter Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vaganos). She’s gonna need her father at a time like this… maybe even a lawyer! Good thing that Ric is mother Molly’s father, and an attorney!
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Ric returns to represent Molly in her custody battle against Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi). The situation between the surrogate sisters intensifies this week as Molly gets served. According to the recent General Hospital previews, TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) turns to Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn).
Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and his brother Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) have a troubled relationship. Ric came to Port Charles back in 2002. Unfortunately, his arrival into his mob boss of a brother’s hometown wasn’t a happy family reunion. Let’s just say that Sonny and Ric aren’t the type of bros to have each other’s back.
Ric left Port Charles in 2009, then briefly returned in 2016. For the most part Ric was a covert villain. As GH recaps recall, Ric spiraled and exposed himself to the town after holding Carly hostage. Shockingly, Carly was locked in a panic room inside Ric’s own home. He shared that home with Elizabeth.
Ric was romantically involved with Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). But his most complicated relationship was the one he had with his brother. Sonny and Ric weren’t best buds. Actually, Ric grew up with a father who hated Sonny. He came to PC and dated trouble, and committed crimes.
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst)
Rick Hearst Returns To GH As Ric Lansing
General Hospital news confirmed that Tic Lansing is headed back to Port Charles. Yes, Sonny’s brother is back! Sources say that casting director Mark Teschner reached out to Hearst. In a recent interview, Rick Hearst shares the details about he’s GH comeback.
“It’s been very much on my periphery and not in my consciousness for eight years,” he disclosed. “The last time I was there was 2016.”
General Hospital recaps recall the character’s name drop during a conversation between Alexis Davis and Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vagabosý. Reportedly, Hearst
“I didn’t think anything of it, really, and then lo and behold, [casting director] Mark Teschner is reaching out to me via email, my Google voicemail and my Facebook with a ‘call me,’ Hearst recalls. “I’m like, You know, as much as I love Mark and I love that he would reach out to me, that’s awfully intense. Somethings up.”
According to the latest GH news updates, Rick Hearst reveals his thoughts when Mark Tescher asked the big question. Hearst was asked to reprise his GH role as Ric Lansing. The actor explains, “My first question was, ‘Really?” he muses. “And he said, ‘Yeah.’ I said, ‘What’s the story, what’s happening?’ So then he told me and I kind of look at it as, ‘Daddy’s home and here to take care of his daughter and anything that entails.'”
It sounds like Ric comes back to Port Charles as Molly goes through a tough time. Will Lansing represent his own daughter in a custody battle?
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Rick Hearst has been taking his first scenes. Ric Lansing returns to Port Charles on the week of August 19th.
Something we know about General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn is that she doesn’t hold back. If something is in her mind, Nancy doesn’t miss a beat before taking it to social media.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Nancy has taken to social media platform, X to express her latest frustration. Additionally, Grahn tells GH fans the truth about co-star, Haley Pullos. The 25 year old is currently serving time in a California jail. Last year, GH news reports broke that GH’s Haley Pullos experienced a life threatening ordeal. The use of alcohol and marijuana ominously led to a serious car crash on a California highway.
Last month, General Hospital Blog shared an update on Pullos as she was sentenced to jail time for her crimes. You can read the details in our article below.
According to General Hospital news and spoilers, Nancy Lee Grahn tells the truth about Haley Pullos. The long time General Hospital co-star, TV mom, and genuine friend spoke with Pullos directly from jail. Haley’s TV mom didn’t hesitate to set the record straight about GH’s Molly Lansing Davis. Instead, Grahn wasted no time shaming those who wished harsh punishment upon the 25 year old GH actress.
A recent X post revealed the truth when Nancy shared what she knows about Haley. “For those who wished for Haley to be punished with no exceptional treatment, you’ll be relieved to know she’s in maximum security solitary confinement alongside hardened criminals,” Nancy wrote. She continued to show her support for Pullos in a series of tweets. Make sure to check them out below!
I couldn't have been more impressed with her strength, her resolve, her accountability. NOT ONE COMPLAINT. Not one "Why me" She's taking it all and it's ALL beyond horrible… with stoicism & grace. I am SO incredibly proud of her.
Id also like to add that much of what you read about her was not true. She's always been respectful, an A student, never got into a lick of trouble ever & made a terrible terrible mistake 1 night
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.
When it comes to top notch attorneys, Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) sets the bar high in Port Charles. She’s a shark of a lawyer and works tirelessly for her clients. And it doesn’t hurt that her biggest clients have her on retainer practically 24/7.
Diane came to Port Charles in 2007. She was hired to represent known mobster, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) for the shooting of Lorenzo Alcazar (Ted King). But before Diane, there was Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Nancy Lee Grahn originate the role in 1996 with a recurring status on GH.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Diane goes up against one of the best attorneys around when she represents the Muldoon case. Thankfully, Finn finds the perfect lawyer. First, Finn turned to his friend and a former attorney for some advice. Granted she isn’t currently practicing law, Alexis didn’t forget how to hop on and peddle that bike. Unfortunately, Alexis’s information made Finn’s day go from terrible to ruinous. Now he is on the hunt for the perfect lawyer to defend him in the malpractice lawsuit filed against him and GH.
Alexis Battles Diane For Finn
According to GH spoilers and rumors, Finn’s career is on the line as he desperately searched for a sure fire win of an attorney. He seems to hit a dead and and begins to lose hope. That’s when his dear friend Alexis comes in. GH rumors tease that Alexis returns to law to help her friend. She knows what it’s going to take to save Finn’s entirely life’s work, so she decided to take matters into her own hands. Ultimately, Alexis and Diane see their day on court. Who will win?
Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and her daughters, Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco), Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi), and (Molly Lansing Davis) are pretty close despite the recent conflict between Molly and her older sister Kristina.
Confusion set in a few months ago when both roles were recast nearly at the same time. General Hospital news has confirmed that Lexi Ainsworth announced her GH exit as Kristina Corinthos. Ironically, Haley Pullos made headlines as GH news and spoilers flooded social media with the story. That’s when details of Pullos’s alcohol and marijuana fueled crash became public.
Quickly, General Hospital rumors began circulating, while making claims in regard to her status with the daytime drama. First, Holiday Mia Kriegel temporarily stepped in as Molly’s recast. Shortly after her brief stand-in, Kriegel made her GH exit and Molly was recast again. That’s when Brook Anne Smith became the 3rd actress to portray the youngest Davis sister.
Amidst the GH casting changes, Kristina and Molly’s abrupt change in their sibling dynamic further confuses fans. Apparently, the writers seemed to have missed the memo on two long time characters. Apparently, who’s who in Port Charles isn’t too concerning to some, but many fans are taken aback by the changes in Kristina and Molly’s personalities.
Kristen Vaganos As GH’s 4th Molly
General Hospital welcomes newcomer Kristen Vaganos as she steps in Molly’s shoes. Will she stick around?
…Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest GH casting news. Jeffrey Stubblefield joins the soap as Gregory’s new doctor, Dr. Bronson.
General Hospital Recaps: Finally, Gregory caved and told his son about his ALS diagnosis. For the longest time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was the only one who was aware that Gregory was suffering from a debilitating and terminal illness. She urged him to tell both of his sons, but he just wasn’t ready. Soon enough, even Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) began to ask questions.
Was Gregory Chase Misdiagnosed?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Dr. Bronson (Jeffrey Stubblefield) arrives as Gregory’s new doctor. GH rumors suggest that Finn takes matters into his own hands to ensure his father has the best care. As a fan favorite, will Gregory meet a positively unexpected fate? What if he doesn’t have ALS at all?
Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doc to Port Charles!
…Is there hope for Gregory Chase and his battle with ALS? The cat’s out of the bag- well, at least to Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton). ALS is a devastating disease that targets motor neurons. In other words, it attacks the nerves responsible for voluntary movement. But, enough of that because I am in no means a doctor. I am a writer, however, and I will keep you up to date on GH spoilers, news, and more!
General Hospital recaps recall Gregory Harrison’s current battle with ALS. He recently brown down and told his some Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) about his illness. They both broke down and trades and you’d be lying if you said you didn’t too!
According to the latest GH spoilers, Gregory Chase’s illness brings a new doctor to Port Charles. Now that Finn knows what’s going on, Gregory is going to need a specialist for his illness. Without a doubt, Finn will encourage his father to do whatever it takes to prolong a good-quality life. Reportedly, actor Jeffrey Stubblefield joins GH as Dr. Bronson, Gregory’s new specialist. GH spoilers and news reports confirm that Stubblefield is somewhat familiar with the GH family since he once played on General Hospital spin-off, Night Shift as Roger Walker.
The Davis Girls’ dark family secret rises to the surface! There is a sneaky suspicion that Kristina’s trip to the attic won’t be her last. Something tells us that Valiant isn’t the only thing that Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) finds in the attic.
Although the Davis girls have their ups and downs, they always remain close. The three young women and their mom, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) are always there to support one another, even if they show it differently. Thankfully, they can rest assure that no matter what happens, they’ll always have each other’s support to help them through the hard times. Based on recent General Hospital rumors, hard times are ahead for the Davis girls. As if Molly’s (Brooke Anne Smith) fertility situation wasn’t enough of a struggle, it’s rumored that Molly, her mom, and her sisters face one of their biggest challenges as a family.
According to GH recaps, TJ and Molly still want to be parents, so they went over their options. That’s when Kristina sincerely offered to become Molly and TJ’s (Tajh Bellow) surrogate. But sadly, Molly mistook her sister’s generosity for an attention grab. Molly thought that her sister was just trying to make this all about herself. Shortly after, Molly realized that Kristina might be the perfect choice.
However, GH spoilers tease there’s nothing “perfect” about what’s to come. Ironically, Molly’s personal struggle with her life partner becomes all about Kristina. GH rumors claim that there’s something much more in the attic than they thought. The Davis Girls’ dark family secret rises to the surface when one of them go poking around.
Are one of the girls hiding something? Could whatever is discovered in the attic affect Molly, TJ, and Kristina’s surrogacy journey?
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