Bradford Anderson Reveals Two Special Extras On The August 14 General Hospital

It was a big day for The Andersons.

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While a missing James was the main focus on the August 14, 2024 episode of General Hospital, Bradford Anderson revealed why viewers should keep an eye out for two other kids on screen.

Like Father, Like Daughters

Spinelli (Anderson) has always been a proud dad of daughter Georgie (Lily Fisher), and his portrayer is no different. As Spinelli played frisbee in the park with Mac (John J. York), two young girls could be seen in the background playing and blowing bubbles. Those girls were Anderson’s daughters, Juna and Finola, as revealed by the actor on Instagram.

Juna and Finola’s GH debut coincided with their first day of 8th grade and 5th grade, respectively. Anderson shared a family photo in his Instagram stories to commemorate the new school year.

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All In The Family

This is far from the first time the actors on GH have shared the screen with real-life family members. Several partners have been on the show together, including husband and wife Michael Saucedo (ex-Juan) and Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth), couples Laura Wright (Carly) and Wes Ramsey (ex-Peter) and Kin Shriner (Scott) and Trish Ramish (Trish), and exes Kristina Wagner (Felicia) and Jack Wagner (ex-Frisco).

As for th kids on set, Spinelli and Maxie’s (Kirsten Storms) daughter was once played by Harper Rose Barash, the real-life daughter of Storms and Brandon Barash (ex-Johnny, GH, Stefan, DAYS). Sean’s (John Reilly) daughter, Annie, was portrayed by his real-life daughter, Caitlin Reilly, while Elizabeth (Herbst) and Lucky’s (Jonathan Jackson, who recently snapped an iconic photo on the GH set) son, Aiden, was originally played by Jackson’s son Titus Gabriel Jackson.

Most recently, viewers may remember Adam, who was played by Maurice Benard’s son, Joshua Benard. The actor first appeared as a young version of Sonny (Benard), and later played Adam off and on for two years.