General Hospital Comings and Goings reveal big news is on the horizon! Remember Lulu Spencer went into a coma after a bomb blast shook Port Charles back in December 2020? But it looks like she is finally waking up! Her comeback promises to stir the pot in ways you won’t see coming. But there’s even more to this exciting news that’s bound to spark a frenzy of anticipation. Read on!
Alexa Havins Cast As GH’s New Lulu
General Hospital Comings and Goings spill that it’s not just Lulu’s return that has everyone talking. It turns out that All My Children alum Alexa Havins is stepping into this iconic role! TVLine confirmed that the actress popular for playing Babe Carey on AMC will be the new face of Lulu. She is expected to make her first appearance later this fall.
Moreover, the news comes after some major developments in the Spencer family. While Lulu’s condition recently worsened, her awakening has been a long time coming, especially since her brother Lucky returned Viewers of the ABC soap have been speculating about Lulu’s recovery ever since. Much to our delight, we’ll get to watch more of the character!
Additionally, Lulu and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) will likely reconnect eventually. However, before Dante can even think about starting fresh with Lulu, he’ll have to face a heartbreaking loss. Rumor has it that Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) is set to be killed off. This means Dante has some tough emotional times ahead.
Fortunately, Lulu’s awakening is just around the corner, which will pave the way for a romantic reunion between them. Meanwhile, multiple talented actresses have embraced Lulu’s character over the years. Stephanie Allen brought the character to life between 2001 and 2003, followed by Tessa Allen in 2004 and 2005.
Next, Julie Marie Berman took on the role from 2005 to 2013, earning a loyal fan base. Most recently, Emme Rylan portrayed Lulu from 2013 until her departure in 2020. Her character was written off following the explosion that left her in a coma.
As for Alexa, she isn’t just a soap opera veteran; she’s also appeared on popular primetime shows. Her credits include Castle, CSI: Miami, and Grey’s Anatomy.
