All Actors Leaving General Hospital – Updated List of Exits

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Curious about the actors leaving General Hospital this year and in the past? With its ever-evolving storylines and iconic legacy, General Hospital continues to surprise fans with new twists, dramatic exits, and character reintroductions. As fresh faces enter Port Charles, longtime viewers often wonder which beloved cast members have recently left the show and why. From contract endings to on-screen deaths, here’s a complete and updated list of all the actors leaving General Hospital.

Updated list of all actors and characters leaving General Hospital

Garren Stitt, who played Oscar Nero-Quartermaine, passed away from a brain tumor in 2019 in the show. Billy Miller, previously Jason Morgan, and then Drew Cain exited in July 2019. Rebecca Budig as Hayden Barnes departed in November 2019. Parry Shen, who portrayed Brad Cooper, received prison time in 2020, in the soap opera. Then he recently resigned from GH, leading to his departure once again. Michelle Stafford, who is known for portraying Nina Reeves’ stay in GH was contractual, and she exited in 2019. Coby Ryan McLaughlin as Hank Archer exited in September 2019. Chloe Lanier, who played the character of Nelle Benson, left briefly as her story demanded it, but eventually returned in September 2022. Jonathan Jackson, who portrayed Lucky Spencer, experienced challenges in striking a work-life balance, which led to his exit recently. He was previously temporarily replaced by Guy Wilson. Colin Cassidy, as Aiden went away with his father, Lucky. James Patrick Stuart, who played Valentin Cassadine for almost a decade, was written off in March 2024. Tajh Bellow as TJ Ashford was moved from contract to recurring status in February 2025. Jeff Kober as Cyrus was shot dead by Josslyn in early 2025. Charles Mesure, who played Brennan, opted to leave General Hospital. Brooklyn Rae Silzer as Emma was recast in late 2024. William Lipton, who portrayed Cameron, and Indi Star, who played the role of Gretchen, departed to spend Christmas in Key West with family. Evan Hofer as Dex suffered cardiac arrest and died. Joyce Guy as Phyllis relocated to Nixon Fall. Chad Duell, who played Michael, exited the opera to focus on his real-life family. Tristan Rogers as Robert and Emma Samms as Holly departed in late 2024. Jophielle Love’s Violet moved away with her dad Finn to Seattle. Adam J. Harrington as John Cates exited in 2024. Kelly Monaco as Sam was killed off from the storyline. Jacqueline Grace Lopez left Port Charles to tour with Miguel Morez. Tamara Braun as Carly Benson and Kim Nero’s tenure ended in 2019. Amanda Setton as Brook Lynn Quartermaine took maternity leave in 2020 but returned in 2021. Scarlett Fernandez as Charlotte ran away with her dad, Valentin. Michael Easto, who played Hamilton, left in June 2024. He announced his departure and thanked everyone in an Instagram post.

Other actors who left GH in the past

Gregory Harrison Nicholas Alexander Chavez Tonja Walker Alley Mills Jon Lindstrom Avery Kristen Pohl Joshua Benard Michael E. Knight Kirsten Storms Ellen Travolta Roger Howarth Réal Andrews Kelly Thiebaud John J. York Adam Huss Marcus Coloma Eden McCoy Brooke Anne Smith Chris Van Etten Johnny Wactor Amelie McClain Bonnie Borroughs Leslie Charleson Nancy Lee Grahn Darin Toonder Nathanyael Grey Zakary Risinger Ella Lentini Nicholas Alexander Chavez Kin Shriner Haley Pullos Jacklyn Zeman Lexi Ainsworth James Ryan Charles Shaughnessy Heather Mazur Joe Flanigan Max Gail Inga Cadranel Briana Lane Ryan Carnes Emme Rylan William DeVry Michael Blake Kruse Robin Mattson Ashton Arbab Mark Lawson Briana Nicole Henry Wes Ramsey Nicolas Bechtel Rif HuttoGenie Francis Ingo Rademacher Steve Burton O’Neill Monahan’ Easton Rocket Sweda Jane Elliot Sofia Mattson Sean Blakemore Sydney Mikayla

General Hospital airs from Monday to Friday every week.

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