General Hospital star Steve Burton (Jason Morgan) had revealed he has a new lady love.  The two-time Daytime Emmy-winning star is dating Michelle Lundstrom of Netflix’s BBQ Showdown.

Burton confirmed to Daily Drama, he is officially off the market and Lundstrom is his new girlfriend. As for Michelle, she received notoriety as a contestant on the second season of the cooking competition.

Although she didn’t win, she won over the viewing audience. Two photos of Burton and Lundstrom were shared by the outlet. Lundstrom is a New York-based recipe creator.

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This is the first time, the public has heard of a new woman in Steve’s life since his divorce from his ex, Sheree Gustin, which was finalized in December 2023.  Burton and Gustin share three children together, daughters Makena and Brooklyn and son, Jack.

Back in May of 2022, Burton took to Instagram to share that he and Sheree had separated and the child she was carrying at the time was not his. Steve expressed: “I wanted to clear something up. Sheree and I are separated. She recently announced that she is expecting her fourth child. The child is not mine. We are still co-parenting our three beautiful kids. We would appreciate privacy at this time.”

In addition, Steve’s time on Days of our Lives is drawing near as his character of Harris Michaels will be written off within the next few weeks. How will he exit? Stay tuned.

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On today’s Wednesday May 15th episode of General Hospital, it was the start of Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) wedding to Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard).

With much of the family arriving from Bensonhurst, and an array of Q’s and their extended families in attendance, it was time to get the show on the road.

But before Brook Lynn headed down the aisle, she received a little talk from her dad, Ned (Wally Kurth). It was that talk that had many GH fans in tears.

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Taking to X, Wally Kurth shared how emotional the dialog was from him, as well. Kurth expressed, “True story: when I first read that line at home, I choked up. Everytime I read it, I choked up. At rehearsal, I choked up. I told Amanda before taping, I’m afraid when I do this, I’ll be too self aware. I tried to stay in the moment. It was beautiful dialogue.”

Of course, the nuptials continue tomorrow and through the end of this week, where we finally learn if BLQ and Chase actually tie the knot. Stay tuned!

So, were you moved by Ned’s talk to his daughter, Brook Lynn? Comment below.

True story: when I first read that line at home, I choked up. Everytime I read it, I choked up. At rehearsal, I choked up. I told Amanda before taping, I’m afraid when I do this, I’ll be too self aware. I tried to stay in the moment. It was beautiful dialogue. https://t.co/0iu2bP9bBl

— Wally Kurth (@wallykurth) May 15, 2024

Before Chris Hemsworth became a major film star, he started his career in Australian soap operas, where he got his first big break playing high school drop-out, Kim Hyde for four seasons on Home and Away.

Before that, Chris also appeared on Neighbours for one episode in the role of Marshall Law. Currently, firmly entrenched as one of the staples of the Marvel Comic Universe and Marvel films, including playing Thor since 2011, he spoke out for misrepresentations of the medium, and the soaps, while doing press for his latest film, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.

In an interview with the Times of London, as told by Variety, Hemsworth took issue with actors bashing their roles in the Marvel Universe after being paid handsomely for their work alluding to statements made by Idris Elba, Anthony Hopkins, and Christian Bale.

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He then made to comparison to some actors who have appeared in daytime soap operas, who looked down on being on one,  =or tried to try to tuck it away later in their careers.

Hemsworth shared: “Look, I grew up on a soap opera. And it used to bother me when actors would later talk about the show with guilt or shame. Humility goes a long way. One of the older actors on ‘Home and Away’ said, ‘We don’t get paid to make the good lines sound good, but to make the bad ones work.’ That stuck with me.”

Check out a playlist of Chris Hemsworth’s as Kim in Home and Away below.

Now let us know what you think about Hemsworth’s comments on how some actors look down at being on a soap, via the comment section below.