General Hospital comings and goings indicate that Ashton Arbab will soon be returning to the canvas as his character, Dev. Here’s what you need to know.
GH Spoilers: Ashton Arabab Returns To Port Charles As Dev
According to Soaps.com, Ashton will be reprising his role as Dev. As many viewers can recall, Dev was the homeless teen from Turkey who agreed to help Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to locate Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna).
From what we know so far, Dev will be showing up in Port Charles to surprise Maurice. It will be interesting to see what Maurice’s reaction will be and better yet, what kind of information that Dev will have for him. Some fans are hoping that this might lead to Dante coming back home.
A lot of Ashton’s fans commented on the news with, “I am so glad that you are going back to General Hospital. You were great. Here’s hoping that you will have a bigger role,” along with, “This is such great news. Congratulations. You are going to kill it. I can’t wait to see you on television again. Much love from your fans.”
General Hospital Spoilers: Fans Support Ashton Arbab’s Return
Another fan wrote, “I have a feeling that this is the beginning to something big. Congrats. You have so much great stuff going on for you right now. I’ll be tuning in to General Hospital to cheer you on.”
In addition to his work on daytime television, Ashton has also been keeping busy with several roles on different daytime television shows. He starred in the television movies Most Likely To and Alexa and Katie along with the television short, The Loud Horse. He also starred as Marco on Mutt & Stuff, PSY Wants to Kill Me and a short called Salsera as Little Johnny.
If that weren’t enough, Ashton Arbab is also a multi-talented actor and singer whose first single, “Blue Eyed Baby” is out now. Now, as far as what’s in store for Dev in Port Charles remains to be seen. So far General Hospital writers haven’t made any comments about his upcoming storyline. Needless to say, fans will have to tune in to find out what will happen next.
