Alexa Havins Cast as Lulu Spencer on ‘General Hospital’

In a major casting update for “General Hospital,” it has been announced that former “All My Children” star Alexa Havins has been cast in the role of Lulu Spencer Falconeri. This news follows an extensive search that had fans speculating about potential candidates, including Jen Landon from “As The World Turns” and Marci Miller, formerly of “Days of Our Lives.”

Background on Alexa Havins

Alexa Havins, known for her dynamic portrayal of Babe Carey on “All My Children” from 2003 to 2007, has secured the coveted role of Lulu Spencer Falconeri. During her tenure on “AMC,” Havins was a prominent figure, earning acclaim for her compelling performances. She worked closely with Justin Bruening, who played Jamie Martin on the show and is her husband since 2005. The connection to “General Hospital” is notable, as one of Havins’s former co-stars, Jacob Young, who played JR Chandler on “AMC,” previously portrayed Lulu’s brother, Lucky Spencer, on “GH.”

Role History

The character of Lulu Spencer Falconeri, the daughter of iconic “GH” characters Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) and Laura Spencer (Genie Francis), has been a significant part of the show’s legacy. The role was previously portrayed by Julie Marie Berman from 2005 to 2013 and by Emme Rylan from 2013 to 2020. Rylan confirmed last month on Instagram that she would not be returning to the role and that the part was being recast. According to reports, the show reached out to Berman, who chose not to return to the role she made famous.

Current Developments

“General Hospital” is in the midst of a significant character revamp, including the rebuilding of the Spencer family. This follows the recent return of Jonathan Jackson as Lucky Spencer, a role he originally portrayed from 1993 to 1999, and briefly again in 2009. The addition of Havins as Lulu Spencer marks a new chapter for the Spencer family, with the soap opera continuing its tradition of weaving intricate family dramas.

About ‘General Hospital’

“General Hospital,” ABC’s long-running daytime soap opera, has been a staple of daytime television since its debut in 1963. The show is renowned for its rich storytelling and complex characters, and the Spencer family has been central to its plotlines for decades.

Fans can look forward to seeing Alexa Havins bring her talent to the role of Lulu Spencer, as she joins a cast committed to continuing the legacy of this iconic soap opera.