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!
Esme Prince (Avery Kristen Pohl) has a lot to learn. If she wants things to go her way then she must play the game. Unfortunate, Ryan makes the rules. Despite her efforts, Esme might fall short of living up to her father Ryan Chamberlain’s (Jon Lindstrom) psychotic expectations.
Because of his influence, the boarding school teen has already committed some heinous act against anyone close to Ava Jerome (Maura West). GH recaps highlight one of Esme’s most damning crimes when she framed Trina Robinson (Sydney Mikayla). It was then that Esme showed what she’s really capable of doing. I mean, she recorded and released a copy of Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) and Cameron Webber’s (William Lipton) first time.
Undoubtedly, messing with Josslyn would ultimately come back around on Esme. General Hospital spoilers reveal her plan wasn’t as smooth as she imagined and now Esme has to answer to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright)! No one messes with Carly’s daughter and gets away with it.
Carly and Esme Get Physical
General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate Carly and Joss’s run-in with the little snot turns into a minor physical altercation. Will Carly suffer consequences of Esme’s victim mentality or will she be able to fend Esme off for good?
General Hospital fans of the early 2000s, should recognize this face. The talented Bergen Williams has played Alice Dalton, the Quartermaine’s maid, from 2001-2014.
The Quartermaine family maid became an icon as her role provided comedic relief as Alice carried out her duties for the Qs. Alice brought heart and soul to the family, cracking jokes and not taking crap from Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) or any other Q for that matter.
General Hospital’s Bergen Williams Passed Away
General Hospital news reports confirm the death of GHactress, Bergen Williams. News of her passing has come to light four months later, as reports reveal Williams died on July 20th, 2021.
General Hospital spoilers reveal an account run by Bergen’s sister, who tweeted a death announcement, stating her sister had “succumb to the ravages of Wilson’s disease surrounded by loving family.” Williams was 62 years old.
— Bergen Williams account managed by sister Lynda (@bergenw) November 17, 2021
Bergen Williams will truly be missed. The light she brought as Alice ‘The Dominator’ Dalton to General Hospital was unforgettable and irreplaceable. Her presence could cut the Quartermaine’s tension like a knife, breaking the ice and turning the argument into laughter. General Hospital Blog will keep the star’s family in our prayers.
Over the weekend, General Hospital Blog reported the sad news regarding the death of a former General Hospital and Port Charles star. On July 30th, actor Jay Pickett died suddenly, leaving behind his wife, Elena, and three children, Meagan, Michaela, and Tyler.
General Hospital news reports have revealed that Pickett was on the set, and in the middle of filming a new movie when he suddenly passed away.
According to co-star and producer of the movie, Treasure Valley, Jim Hegel disclosed that Jay’s death came suddenly, while filming a scene for the movie. The set location and where Pickett passed away is in his home state of Idaho.
Former co-star Kelly Monaco took to Instagram to share her condolences. Her heartfelt caption can be seen below in Monaco’s IG post.
Our hearts go out to Jay and his loved ones. He was a true legend. He will be missed.
Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) harbor a dark secret. His impulse to stop Peter August (Wes Ramsey) and protect his brother Chase (Josh Swickard) took control. Unfortunately, one thing lead to another with Finn, and then it was too late for Peter. He was a despicable human who committed crimes, including murder. But in Liz’s eyes, Peter is a monster who has taken so much from them already. So, she doesn’t want Peter to have this power over them even after he’s dead.
According to General Hospital spoilers and rumors, Peter might not be dead. Liz and Finn continue to struggle with the guilty, but are able move forward with their lives. Sooner or later the truth comes out, just as it always does. Meanwhile, General Hospital previews indicate Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) overhears Elizabeth talking about what happened to Peter.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) puts the pieces together and questions Finn about what he might now about the day Peter was supposed to board the chopper and didn’t.
Peter August’s Body Missing!
General Hospital rumors claim Liz and Finn actually have nothing to worry about. Because if rumors are true, then Peter isn’t even in the freezer. Is Peter August really dead? It’s possible he regained consciousness and freed himself from the freezer coffin. On the contrary, GH rumors also suggest that Peter is dead, but someone else found his body and moved it out of the freezer.
GH fans have differing theories on Liz and Finn’s dilemma. Take the GH poll below and weigh in on the possibilities!
After spilling out her fears to her new companion, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) was ready to face her fears head on and tackle the truth about her health, regardless of what lies ahead.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt nervously awaits for the outcome of her test results, and basically what her future holds. But she’s not doing it alone. Britt has Jason by her side throughout the process, just as she has been by his side through the drama or Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), and the PCPD.
Jason Comfort Britt
General Hospital previews show Jason comforting Britt while she worries for her health. She fears she has the gene for Huntington’s disease, just as her father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove) had.
General Hospital rumors indicate Jason and Britt’s closeness doesn’t end here, as Jason shows he’s cares bu being there physically and emotionally for Britt. GH rumors claim one thing will lead to another and Jason and Britt will become romantically involved.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t sit well for die hard JaSam (Jason and Sam) fans. Most Jason and Sam fans hold out hope that JaSam is endgame.
Will Jason and Britt take things to the next level?
Earlier this month, General Hospital news reports confirmed that there would be a special episode of GH airing, in honor of late General Hospital star, John Reilly.
General Hospital spoilers revealed that John Reilly’s daughter, Caitlin, will appear in this GH tribute to her late father.
GH Special Honors John Reilly
According to General Hospital spoilers, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner), Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis), Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom), and Mac Scorpio (John J. York), will mourn the loss of their friend Sean Donely on May 21st.
In this episode, GH spoilers suggest there will be a mystery involving Sean’s daughter, Annie (Caitlin Reilly), that will draw the attention of Anna, Felicia, Laura, Kevin, and Mac.
Don’t miss the mystery unfold in the May 21st episode of General Hospital!
Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) have come a long way. It’s no secret that their individual love for Jason fueled their reciprocal disdain for each other. Today, the two women have come to an understanding as both Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) bff (Carly) and the love of his life (Sam). Sam and Carly developed mutual respect over the years, but in 2011 that wasn’t the case. Instead, insults and cat fights were the norm.
Historically, Sam resented Carly for who she was to Jason, while Carly took advantage of her’s and Jason’s relationship. And many times she called upon him even before she reached out to Sonny. GH recaps recall that Jason was rushed to the hospital after he left Sam to go with Carly. Because of this, Sam blamed Carly for what happened to Jason. That’s when their argument turned physical. According General Hospital history, reports confirm that Sam slaps Carly on August 9th, 2011. Reportedly, the epic b!tch slap happened right in the middle of GH, bear the nurses station. GH news indicates that the episode was so popular “Go Sam” trended on Twitter.
In this GH episode from 8-9-11, Jason Morgan was rushed to GH and is unconscious… nine years later, history repeats itself. Check out the scene below.
In the 1990’s Julia Barrett founded Port Charles’s own cosmetics company, Deception. She launched the business with Dominique (Shell Danielson) and Scotty Baldwin and hired Julia’s sister Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) as the very first ‘Face of Deception.’ According to General Hospital history, when Dominique passed away in 1994, Scotty and Julian left the company, and left Lucy to run things as CEO. From there, the rest is history.
Fast forward twenty some years and Deception has found a new face and is ready to launch the modern day version of the cosmetic company. Things were starting to fall into place for Lucy when she discovered Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson). Sasha was the perfect woman to represent Deception and Lucy was ready to run with it. Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) and Lucy are working together to make sure this project becomes a success and they are counting on Sasha to help make that happen. Sasha is going through some major drama in her life after she and Michael broke up. Sasha is feeling overwhelmed and caved into being persuaded into taking drugs.
The Face Of Deception
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sasha’s drug use isn’t just a one time thing. Unfortunately, she is headed down a dark path which could jeopardize her own career as well as Deception as a whole.
As General Hospital rumors regarding the return of Brenda Barrett circulate, the story line has the potential to head into a direction no one saw coming. GH rumors suspect Marcil May return to General Hospital in the ear future after GH news and spoilers claim she is Dev Cerci’s (Ashton Arbab) mother. GH rumors hint that Sasha and Brenda will meet and connect during Sasha’s dark days as Brenda could return to step in to the role of representing the company. Lucy Coe will have to go to great lengths to keep Deception in a positive lime light, and by doing so it’s likely she will reach out to Brenda to come to Port Charles.
Previously, General Hospital Blog revealed Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) spoke of Marcil, stating that bringing the actress back would be a “no brainer.”Will Brenda return as part of multiple upcoming stories in Port Charles?
General Hospital Recaps: Remember When The Island Jagger Cates
Over the years, General Hospital has made history time and time again with its iconic storylines. Sadly, those creative and legendary stories won’t told for a while as we navigate through Covid-19. Although this won’t be forever, it is still difficult for the cast, crew, and fans alike to wrap our heads around the reality of it all. While we sit and wait for our world as we know it to go back to normal, we can reflect on the fond memories from our favorite Daytime Drama.
As fashion trends and TV show reboots from the 1990s have begun to resurface, one very memorable General Hospital storyline from the 1990s comes to mind. In the early 1990s I got sucked in and swept away. I started watching GH with my mom and sister and the story that was front and center revolved around Jason Quartermaine. Now, he goes by Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Jason, Jagger Cates (Antonio Sabato Jr.), and Karen Wexler (Cari Shayne) were stranded on an island and I was hooked!
Romance, drama, and adventure followed these three wherever they went, even on a deserted island! After being shipwrecked, they were stranded on a deserted island, making things very awkward for everyone involved since Jagger and Karen were a couple, Jason was annoyed, and the two men weren’t too keen on each other. This love triangle was secondary to that of Jagger, Karen, and Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil), but developed as Jason Quartermaine was basically a third wheel when he, Jagger, and Karen were stuck on a deserted island.
General Hospital Recaps: Remember When The Island Jagger
Tension was always thick between Jason and Jagger. Of course, it was all over a girl. Karen Wexler was the girl they both had their eye on. So, in one climatic scene, Jagger walked up as Jason embraced Karen from behind. Naturally, Jagger was angry and jealous, but it wasn’t what it looked liked. Instead, Jason was comforting Karen after the attempted rape. Like always, Jason Morgan has been a savior to women. He is a natural protector, quick thinker, and a fighter for what’s right. Jason Quartermaine never lost that part of himself, even after the car accident with his brother AJ (Sean Kanan), leading him to change his name from Quartermaine to another family name, Morgan.
At some point, Jason and Jagger had to put their pride and differences aside. This was necessary in order to work together to survive. Jagger was the muscle, while Jason was both the brains of the operation. Additionally, it’s apparent that both Jason and Jagger are strong and resourceful. Karen was resourceful in her own right, but definitely played the role of damsel in distress very well.
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