Chad Duell, known for playing Michael Corinthos on General Hospital since 2010, has announced his departure after 14 years. In an emotional Instagram post, Duell shared that leaving the show was a difficult decision but felt it was the right time. He expressed gratitude to the cast, crew, and fans for their support throughout his tenure, assuring viewers that this is “not a goodbye, but a see you later.” Details about his final episode or a potential replacement have not yet been disclosed.
Chad Duell, 37, has portrayed Michael Corinthos on General Hospital since 2010, stepping into the role of Sonny Corinthos’ adopted son. The character, introduced in 1997, has been played by several actors over the years before Duell’s long-running tenure. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter for the show, with fans awaiting updates on the future of Michael’s storyline.
Chad Duell has announced his permanent exit from General Hospital, sharing that the decision was difficult. He expressed gratitude to the show’s team, whom he referred to as family, and emphasized that now felt like the right time for him to leave. Duell was temporarily replaced by Robert Adamson in the past two years due to illness and scheduling conflicts.
Chad Duell shared on Instagram that after many years on General Hospital, he has decided to leave the show, calling it a tough but right decision. He expressed deep gratitude to the cast, crew, and fans, particularly highlighting his appreciation for the show’s executive producer, Frank Valentini. Duell concluded his message with a heartfelt “see you later” rather than a goodbye, thanking viewers for their ongoing support and love throughout his time on the show.
