General Hospital star Kirsten Storms is abruptly WRITTEN OFF soap opera after 'mental health crisis'
Then focus on James and Spinelli and how they deal with the loss together, something many children deal with in real life.'Another shared: 'I’m sad that Maxie/Kirsten was written off and I think Spinelli/Bradford may come back,' while a third argued: 'Keep Kiersten. Don't penalize her just because of a nasty divorce [sic].'
- ▪Then focus on James and Spinelli and how they deal with the loss together, something many children deal with in real life.'Another shared: 'I’m sad that Maxie/Kirsten was written off and I think Spinelli/Bradford may come back,' while a thi
- ▪Don't penalize her just because of a nasty divorce [sic].'
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General Hospital star Kirsten Storms has been written off the soap opera following a 'mental health crisis.'Storms, 42, has played the manipulative and often troublesome Maxie Jones for 21 years, but fans learned the character is moving to Australia on Thursday's episode of the daytime drama, as reported by Page Six.Last summer, Storms told followers she was taking a six-month break to undergo brain surgery, after which she relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, with her daughter, Harper Rose, 12, whom she shares with ex-husband and fellow soap actor Brandon Barash.Storms' hiatus resulted in her character being put in a prolonged coma.After returning to General Hospital in February, Storms, who has been embroiled in a legal battle over a restraining order and custody issues with her ex,…
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