Hold Onto Your (Nurse's) Caps! Emma Samms Returns to General Hospital This September! Here Is the REAL Reason

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Hold Onto Your (Nurse's) Caps! Emma Samms Returns to General Hospital This September! Here Is the REAL Reason

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The beloved actress is reprising her role as Holly Sutton, and fans are already placing bets on a Robert and Holly reunion.

Get ready for a blast from Port Charles’ illustrious past, “General Hospital” fans, because Emma Samms is returning to the iconic soap opera this September! That's right, Holly Sutton is back in town, and if her past appearances are anything to go by, things are about to get very interesting.

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Holly's Homecoming: What Brings Her Back to Port Charles?

While the show's producers are being characteristically tight-lipped about the details of Holly's return, we do know it ties into the highly anticipated comeback of Jonathan Jackson as Lucky Spencer.

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