Katelyn MacMullen’s performance after the Willow and Drew wedding fiasco just turned her into a two-time General Hospital performer of the month from Soap Hub!
July 2025 Performer of the Month
The Nominees
Since Kathleen Gati returned as the disgraced Dr. Obrecht after a year and a half away from Port Charles, the actress stepped right back into the role as if she never left. In fact, this time around, Gati may be playing the best version of Liesl yet. She’s bonded with her former fake grandson Rocco (Finn Carr) and had a heart-to-heart with Jason (Steve Burton) about her deceased daughter, all while acting like a source of comedic relief after Drillow’s disastrous wedding. Gati has always played a character we love to hate, but this time around, I think we just love her.
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Finn Carr delivered an emotional performance earlier this month when Rocco learned the truth about how he was born. Carr portrayed the betrayed teenager left in the dark flawlessly, opposite Alexa Havins (Lulu) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) for the heartbreaking scenes as Rocco wondered if he would have ever been born if not for his surrogate mother, Britt (Kelly Thiebaud).
Cynthia Watros reminded us this month just how angry she can get after Nina laid into Drew (Cameron Mathison) for destroying her daughter’s life. Loud and enraged, Watros inhabited more than just a woman on the warpath; she captured the emotional toll it took on her to see her daughter get hurt, and to be partly to blame for it.
The Top Spot
If you thought MacMullen gave us a phenomenal performance in June, you haven’t seen anything until you watch the actress express Willow’s pain and grief over Drew’s betrayal and now being allowed to see her kids. MacMullen showcased a range of emotions within merely two episodes, going from rage toward Drew to utter devastation, sobbing in her wedding gown after Michael (Rory Gibson) refused to let her see her kids. MacMullen proved once again that when given an emotional storyline, she has the ability to break viewers’ hearts.
