General Hospital star Cameron Mathison brought his signature warmth and positivity to Live with Kelly and Mark during a recent trip to New York City, and it turned into a heartwarming reunion with what he called “the best humans ever.”
All My Children Reunion
In a video shared on Instagram, Mathison gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at his joyful visit with longtime friends and colleagues while he did the press junket for his new game show, Beat the Bridge.
Mathison shared a behind-the-scenes photo carousel on Instagram capturing hugs, laughter, and pure joy as he reconnected with Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos — two longtime friends and former colleagues from his All My Children days.
Mathison wrote in the caption, tagging the dynamic duo along with a few more familiar faces. “NYC press tour …fueled by coffee, adrenaline, and my love of [Game Show Network] 🌉 Caught up with some of the best humans ever My past All My Children family [Kelly Ripa] and [Mark Consuelos] on [Live With Kelly and Mark], Then my amazing [Good Morning America] family — still feels like coming home☺️ Talking Beat The Bridge, General Hospital, and [Great American Family] … and trying to act like I slept more than 4 hours.”
Soap fans know that Mathison played Ryan Lavery on the beloved ABC soap alongside Ripa (Hayley Vaughan) and Consuelos (Mateo Santos). Their on-screen chemistry clearly translated into real-life friendship that’s stood the test of time — and judging by the photos, the vibe was as warm and welcoming as ever.
While Drew Cain is deep in the drama on GH, Mathison’s real-life NYC stop was a dose of pure positivity. The actor, known for his high-energy charm and heartfelt nature, beamed as he posed with the Live hosts backstage, reminding fans just how far he’s come since his Pine Valley days.
The reunion wasn’t just a walk down memory lane — it was a celebration of connection, gratitude, and shared history. Fans flooded the comments with heart emojis and messages about how much they loved seeing this trio back together again.
Sometimes, the best scenes happen off-camera, and this real-life soap reunion proves it.
