Trending Now - Kate Mansi Departing 'general Hospital' After Three-year Stint

WHO:

US Magazine - Kate Mansi, 38, confirmed that her run as Kristina Corinthos-Davis came to an end last month when her last day of filming occurred.

TV Insider - Kate Mansi joined "General Hospital" in 2023 after an Emmy-winning run as Abigail on "Days of Our Lives."

TV Insider - Kate Mansi's husband is Matt McInnis, who is currently producing a series filming primarily abroad.

Deadline - Kate Mansi is the actor leaving the show, and she portrayed the character Kristina Corinthos-Davis.

Variety - The news was confirmed by soap journalist Stephanie Sloane.

WHAT:

US Magazine - Mansi stated, “I’ve made the very difficult decision to leave General Hospital,” indicating a personal choice to pursue new projects.

TV Insider - Mansi's storylines included serving as a surrogate for her sister Molly Lansing and T.J. Ashford, with a tragic outcome involving the baby's death after a confrontation with Ava Jerome.

TV Insider - Mansi expressed her gratitude, stating, “I’m incredibly grateful to Frank, ABC, and our writers for the care they gave Kristina. It’s been such a meaningful and unforgettable ride.”

Variety - Executive Producer Frank Valentini stated, “We love Kate and support her decision to leave. The door is always open, and we appreciate all that she added to the show these past three years.”

TV Insider - Mansi received a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in 2025 for her work in a storyline involving a tragic pregnancy.

TV Insider - Mansi's character, Kristina, ran the recently reopened Charlie’s pub and had a romance with Allie Rogers (a.k.a., Blaze, Jacqueline Grace Lopez).

TV Insider - Mansi stated, “I have a few new projects that require my full attention,” indicating her reason for leaving the show.

Deadline - Kate Mansi has made the decision to leave "General Hospital."

Variety - Mansi's final episodes on "General Hospital" will air in June.

WHEN:

US Magazine - Mansi's last day of filming occurred last month.

Variety - Mansi's final episodes are scheduled to air in June.

WHY:

TV Insider - Mansi mentioned the need for flexibility to travel while continuing to develop and work in Los Angeles due to her husband's current production commitments abroad.

TV Insider - Mansi expressed her pride in exploring LGBTQ+ themes and endometriosis storylines during her time on the show, stating, “When Frank first approached me about the role, two things deeply resonated with me: the opportunity to show my support for the queer community by playing an LGBTQ+ character, and to help tell an endometriosis storyline.”

TV Insider - Mansi expressed her desire for flexibility to travel while continuing to develop and work in Los Angeles.

Deadline - Mansi stated, “I’ve made the very difficult decision to leave General Hospital,” indicating a personal choice to pursue new projects.

HOW:

TV Insider - Mansi expressed her pride in the opportunity to show support for the queer community and to help tell an endometriosis storyline during her time on the show.

TV Insider - Mansi mentioned that she got to direct during her time on the show, calling it "the icing on the cake!"

TV Insider - Mansi mentioned that she got to direct during her time on the show, calling it "the icing on the cake."

TV Insider - Mansi highlighted her pride in exploring LGBTQ+ themes and endometriosis storylines during her time on the show.

(UPDATED May 25, 2026 13:55 UTC)

Kate Mansi has confirmed that her time as Kristina Corinthos-Davis on General Hospital has come to an end, with her last day of filming occurring last month. In her statement, she shared that she made the difficult decision to leave the show to pursue new projects, emphasizing the need for flexibility to travel while her husband works abroad. Mansi also expressed pride in her role, highlighting her support for the queer community and her involvement in telling an important endometriosis storyline during her tenure.

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(UPDATED May 25, 2026 12:06 UTC)

In a heartfelt farewell, actress Kate Mansi, known for her role on the show, shared her gratitude for the support from Frank, ABC, and the writers, reflecting on her meaningful journey. Mansi's storylines included a poignant arc where she served as a surrogate for her sister, which ended tragically with the baby's death after a confrontation with Ava Jerome. Executive Producer Frank Valentini expressed love and support for Mansi's decision to leave, stating that the door is always open for her return, while she also cherished the opportunity to direct during her time on the show, calling it "the icing on the cake."

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(UPDATED May 25, 2026 08:19 UTC)

Kate Mansi, who joined "General Hospital" in 2023 after her Emmy-winning role as Abigail on "Days of Our Lives," received a Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in 2025 for her portrayal of Kristina, who ran Charlie’s pub and had a romance with Allie Rogers. Mansi expressed her pride in tackling LGBTQ+ themes and endometriosis storylines, highlighting her desire to support the queer community through her character and to raise awareness about the condition. Additionally, she mentioned that directing during her time on the show was "the icing on the cake."

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(UPDATED May 25, 2026 06:21 UTC)

Kate Mansi has announced that she is leaving the show to focus on several new projects that require her full attention, as she seeks the flexibility to travel while continuing her work in Los Angeles. Her husband, Matt McInnis, is currently producing a series that is primarily filming abroad. Mansi also expressed pride in her contributions to the show, particularly in exploring LGBTQ+ themes and storylines related to endometriosis.

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(UPDATED May 25, 2026 04:18 UTC)

Kate Mansi, who plays Kristina Corinthos-Davis, has decided to leave "General Hospital," a move confirmed by soap journalist Stephanie Sloane. Her final episodes are set to air in June, as she embarks on new projects following her departure. Mansi expressed that it was a very difficult decision for her to make.