General Hospital spoilers and updates reveal why Jacqueline Grace Lopez left, with fans demanding her return. It looks like the actress was fired from her role of Alison “Blaze” Rogers, and GH fans are devastated!

General Hospital Spoilers – August 13 Was Her Last Airdate

The last appearance of Alison ‘Blaze’ Rogers was on August 13, and viewers are still buzzing about it-and they are not happy, in fact, they’ve been raging.

Initially, there was uncertainty regarding the departure of actress Jacqueline Grace Lopez from the show; it wasn’t anticipated whatsoever in the storyline.

However, the episode’s storyline hinted at a significant change when Blaze chose to embark on a tour with Miguel Morez (Ricky Martin).

This followed a heartfelt conversation and breakup with Kristina Corinthos-Davis (Kate Mansi), who encouraged Blaze to pursue her dreams.

Jacqueline Grace Lopez herself has expressed her shock at the turn of events, suggesting that her exit may not have been anticipated.

GH Spoilers – Fans Want Blaze’s Mother Gone From The Show

Fans are in an uproar over Blaze’s departure, passionately urging the writers to consider removing her mother instead. In a recent scene, Jacqueline’s last, in fact, Blaze was seen in the car with her mother, Natalia Rogers-Ramirez (Eva Larue), as they headed to the airport.

After expressing her frustration about her mother’s dismissive attitude towards her life and the impact it had on her relationship with Kristina, Blaze fired her mom as her business manager.

Although there wasn’t a proper farewell for Blaze, the storyline hinted at her exit, especially with her tour and the end of her relationship with Kristina.

It has resulted in many fans believing this was the conclusion of her arc-although Jacqueline certainly could have been dropped to recurring.

General Hospital Spoilers – No Reason Given For Her Exit

There has been no official statement from General Hospital regarding the reasons behind Jacqueline’s exit, nor has she clarified the situation herself.

Nevertheless, she shared her surprise and disappointment on social media, revealing that the goodbye “hurt” because it was unexpected. In her August 14 post, she wrote, “Not gonna lie, this goodbye hurts. I think because I didn’t see it coming.

That and when you spend almost two years with this group, you start to feel like part of the fabric-I’m so grateful to Frank for asking me back. I am grateful to everyone I got to tell stories with, both in front and behind the camera.”

GH Spoilers – Jacqueline ’ Grace Lopez’s Further Comments And Fans’ Feedback

Jacqueline continued, saying the dedication of this cast and crew has been incredible, and she learned so much from them. While jobs may come and go, it’s the connections with people that linger in your heart-she will miss the group.

As a brown girl, I’ve often found it challenging to see representation in media. So, to have writers incorporate Latiné elements into the storyline because of my character is a significant step forward.

Fans took to social media to voice their frustration and disappointment during the episode, opining Blaze should have stayed and her mother left.

General Hospital Spoilers – Continued Comments Re Blaze Vs Natalia

Some commented “It’s wild to get rid of Blaze and keep Natalia” and “We need Blaze back. She brought excitement to the show.”

Fans flocked to the comment section of her announcement post, showering the actress with supportive messages while expressing their disappointment over the departure of the queer musician character.

One fan lamented, “I’m really upset. You are incredible, and we will miss you and all that you stand for.”

Another supporter chimed in, “Jacqueline, we’re not backing down without a fight; I adore your relationship-wWe desperately need representation on TV. Losing every beautiful #WLW relationship feels so unjust; @ABCNetwork, please reconsider and bring Blaze back right away!”

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