General Hospital (GH) spoilers reveal that Avery Jerome-Corinthos suddenly had a fresh look in the November 9 episode as Ayla Bullington made her debut in the role.
General Hospital’s Avery Jerome-Corinthos Recast Revealed, Ayla Bullington Takes Over Role
The part was last placed by Ava and Grace Scarola back in 2025, but many viewers had a hunch that a recast was brewing after Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) mentioned Avery being a teenager.
It seemed like the show was prepping for a new story involving a slightly aged-up Avery.
The recast suspicions proved true once Ayla Bullington hit the screen and immediately had to play Avery’s complicated family drama.
Bullington shared some intense scenes with Benard and Eden McCoy (Josslyn Jacks), so she was thrown into the soapy deep end!
Avery lashed out at Josslyn after overhearing her sister saying horrible things about Sonny, which she refused to believe.
Josslyn felt confident Avery would see the truth about Sonny one day, but it still hurt when Avery declared that she hated her.
Avery even insisted she’d get Donna Corinthos (Scarlett Spears) to hate Josslyn too, but Sonny did his best to talk Avery out of that once Josslyn left.
The interesting part of all this is that Josslyn is somewhat right about Sonny, who has indeed committed horrible crimes and spilled plenty of blood.
However, Sonny isn’t quite the evil monster Josslyn makes him out to be considering a lot of the moves he’s made were to protect his family.
That includes Josslyn, but she’s feeling too angry and vengeful to have any respect for her former stepfather.
Josslyn and Sonny’s feud will continue to bring some excitement, so GH fans will want to stay tuned!
As for Ayla Bullington, she’s from Franklin, Tennessee, and was quite thrilled when she booked the role.
Bullington opened up to TV Insider about her amazing TV parents now that she’s been getting to know Benard and Maura West (Ava Jerome) on set.
As a newcomer in the soap world, Bullington is thankful for the guidance she’s been getting behind the scenes.
Since daytime dramas come with so many genres, Bullington is also grateful for the chance to play so many different things.
“Even though I’m only a month in, I feel like I’ve gotten to scream, to cry, to be happy. I’ve gotten to do some action stuff, so I feel like I am trying every possible genre. It’s very crazy, but I love it so much. I will never get bored,” Bullington said.
General Hospital spoilers say some big twists and turns are ahead for Avery, so don’t miss all the shocking news to come.