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General Hospital (Gh) spoilers and updates reveals, Boy, did Laura Wright get in trouble with fans recently! Wright, who plays Carly on Gh, practically gave fan-favorite Robin Scorpio (Kimberly McCullough) the royal snub in an interview recently and that didn’t set right with a lot of fans. She isn’t going down without a fight though and she had some things to address regarding her alleged snub.

General Hospial Spoilers – Laura Wright And Steve Burton On Character History

Wright talked about how Carly has been there for Jason Quartermaine (Steve Burton) from the beginning, how she accepted him when the rest of his family just simply wanted him to return to being himself.

She helped him during his memory loss, but neglected to mention Robin and how integral a role she played in Jason’s life as well. Daily Drama was the source for sharing the interview with Steve Burton over on X.

Laura Wright recently sat down with Steve Burton to chat about their time on General Hospital. The two soap stars have acted alongside each other for nearly two decades. In that time, they’ve seen plenty of actors come and go. However, fans were upset when Laura seemingly snubbed a fan-favorite character. Now, she’s setting the record straight. Here’s what she has to say.

Laura Wright & Steve Burton Discuss Character History

In a recent episode of the “Daily Drama” podcast, the two General Hospital stars talked about their characters on the soap. Laura Wright, who portrays Carly, and Steve Burton, who plays Jason, have been there for each other through a lot.

Laura talked about how her character was there for Jason from the beginning. She always accepted him and even helped him in many ways following his memory loss. At that time, Jason’s family just wanted...

General Hospital star Laura Wright spoke about how her character, Carly, was there for Jason from almost the beginning and always accepted him for who he was after his memory loss. At the same time, his family wanted him to return to the way he was. Fans were outraged because they perceived her statement as a revisionist history removing Robin, who did the same thing for Jason.

Fans Bickered Over a Nitpick

Daily Drama shared a portion of their podcast on X, formerly Twitter. In it, Steve Burton (Jason) interviewed Gh’s Laura Wright (Carly). She mentioned being the fourth actress to play the role, so her knowledge of Carly and Jason’s history was something she looked up. “When Carly met Jason,” she said, “it was a time when no one in the Quartermaines accepted him because they wanted who he used to be back. And she was the...

Many actors leave General Hospital for various reasons, and their fans are always clamoring for their return. The viewers were thrilled when they finally got their wish, and Jonathan Jackson agreed to reprise his fan-favorite role of Lucky. After leaving in 2011 and returning briefly in 2015 for the memorial of his on-screen dad, Luke (Anthony Geary), Jackson had some interesting things to say about why he finally returned.

Genie Francis Was A Major Factor

Jackson has been busy making a splash on the hit show Nashville and pursuing his music career since his Gh exit. Having started there at age 11 and even meeting his wife Lisa Vultaggio (ex-Hannah Scott) there, he said to Entertainment Tonight, “The show means so much to me on so many levels,” so returning to where it all began for him makes total sense. (Check out Jackson’s road from soaps to Nashville.)

“There are not...

Luke and Laura’s firstborn son, Lucky Spencer, is headed back to Port Charles. In a casting coup, Jonathan Jackson, the actor who originated the character back in 1993, stepped back into the role.

7 Things to Know

Jackson was cast as Lucky at age 10 in 1993 and remained with the soap until 1999. He returned from 2009 to 2011 and briefly reprised the role in 2015. In between his Gh stints, he branched out into film and starred in the nighttime series Nashville as Avery Barkley.

Want to know more about the actor? Here are seven things to know about Jonathan Jackson.

1. Jackson was born in Orlando, Florida, but raised in Washington state. He is the youngest of three children. His older brother is actor/singer Richard Lee Jackson. He also has a sister, Candice.

2. The acting bug first bit him during a family trip to Universal Studios Hollywood in 1991. His parents agreed to let their...

Jonathan Jackson is making his triumphant return to General Hospital after a nearly 10-year absence. In the years since his last appearance on the soap, Jackson has released music and wrapped the country music series Nashville. But one thing has remained constant in Jackson’s life: his wife, Lisa Vultaggio. Jackson and Vultaggio have been happily married for more than two decades. Learn more about their relationship and life together below. When did Jonathan Jackson and his wife meet? Jackson and Vultaggio’s love story started in Port Charles! Jackson began playing the role of Lucky Spencer in 1993. He met Vultaggio on the set of General Hospital in 1999. Jonathan Jackson and Lisa Vultaggio at the 2014 CMA Awards. (Larry Busacca / Getty Images) Vultaggio joined the cast of the ABC sudser in 1999. She played Hannah Scott, an FBI agent hired to gather evidence on Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). In a classic soap twist,...

Jonathan Jackson says he is “at a loss for words” in the wake of fellow General Hospital alum Tyler Christoper dying on Oct. 31 at age 50. And yet the five-time Emmy winner found a few to pay tribute to his TV kin.

“My family and I are deeply saddened to learn of Tyler’s passing,” Jackson wrote Wednesday afternoon on Instagram. (Jackson is married to Gh alum Lisa Vultaggio, who played Hannah Scott on the ABC sudser.) “He was a beautiful soul with so much compassion, love, humor and strength. I have so many memories both working together and journeying through different seasons of life together.

Disney+ UK scripted exec Johanna Devereaux has swapped the Mouse House for Apple TV+.

Devereaux, who was VP of Scripted Content and DE&I Strategy and has been a driving force behind Disney+’s scripted content outside the U.S., will join Apple TV+ Europe boss Jay Hunt’s scripted development team.

She will work in a drama team that has greenlit hits such as Slow Horses, Hijack and Bad Sisters.

At Disney, she had a hand in the launch of 34 originals including the likes of Extraordinary, Wedding Season and The Good Mothers. She worked in Liam Keelan’s team and closely with fellow scripted exec Lee Mason, the former It’s a Sin commissioner, while also overseeing the streamer’s Emea inclusion policy.

Going forwards, Mason will lead the team featuring Jonny Richards and Hannah Scott, with Mason assuming all responsibility for projects set to launch from January onwards as...