Comings & Goings
“General Hospital” star Laura Wright has renewed her contract and will continue portraying Carly Spencer on the long-running daytime drama series.
“Beyond the Gates” has cast newcomer Alex Cheeks as Donnell McBride, the son of Doug and Vanessa, who arrives in Fairmont Crest on a fact-finding mission.
Although his character was killed off-screen, actor Jason Graham has officially wrapped his run as Doug McBride on “Beyond the Gates.”
While she doesn’t make her on-screen debut until the Friday, September 26 episode of “General Hospital,” Erika Slezak’s time in Port Charles is already coming to a close.
Ashley Jones is returning to “The Bold and the Beautiful” as Bridget Forrester in October and will be interacting with some characters she hasn’t worked with before.
“The Bold and the Beautiful” has cast newcomer Harrison Cone to portray the romantic love interest of Remy Pryce (Christian Weissmann), setting up the soap’s first gay male couple.
“The Bold and the Beautiful” star Jacqueline MacInnes Wood has returned to work, taping her first scenes as Steffy Forrester at the show’s new home at Sunset Las Palmas Studios.
Thorsten Kaye from “The Bold and the Beautiful” will crossover to “Beyond the Gates” when Ridge Forrester has a promising connection with Dani Dupree (Karla Mosley).
“Beyond the Gates” has cast “Tyler Perry’s Sistas” actor David Lami Friebe as Izaiah Hawthorne, brother of Jacob (Jibre Hordges), who comes to Fairmont Crest with family drama on the horizon.
Matt Cohen is the latest “General Hospital” alum to join the cast of “The Young and the Restless” in recent days. He’ll play Detective Burrow, who is investigating a major case in Genoa City.
“Days of our Lives” alum Lucas Adams is the latest actor to be cast on “The Young and the Restless,” following Tamara Braun and Roger Howarth. He will portray a recast Noah Newman.
Thomas Forrester is returning to “The Bold and the Beautiful” during the week of September 1-5, 2025, when actor Matthew Atkinson reprises his fan favorite role on the half-hour soap opera.
“General Hospital” and “One Life to Live” alum Roger Howarth is returning to daytime, having been cast in a “mystery role” at “The Young and the Restless.” He begins taping in mid-September.
