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General Hospital writes off Maxie Jones after Kirsten Storms’ months-long hiatus

General Hospital has officially written off the character Maxie Jones following an extended hiatus by actor Kirsten Storms.

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The long-running soap opera General Hospital has moved to write off the character Maxie Jones and her family. This narrative shift follows a months-long hiatus taken by the character's portrayer, Kirsten Storms.

Coverage from Entertainment Weekly, People.com, Michael Fairman TV, Yahoo, and IMDb emphasizes the departure of the character from the series. These outlets highlight that the writing adjustment coincides with personal struggles reported in relation to the actor's time away from the show.

Coverage does not yet specify whether this exit is permanent or if there are plans for the character or actor to return. Future developments regarding the status of the Maxie Jones role remain to be seen.

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What has happened to Maxie Jones on General Hospital?

The character and her family have been written off the show.

Why was the character written off?

The decision follows a months-long hiatus taken by Kirsten Storms, with reports referencing personal struggles.

Will the character return?

Coverage does not yet specify whether this exit is permanent or if the character will return to the show.

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