‘General Hospital’ News: Carolyn Hennesy Teases Diane Miller’s Return To ‘GH’ – Who Needs Legal Help?

‘General Hospital‘ spoilers tease that Carolyn Hennesy is headed back to Port Charles as our favorite attorney – Diane Miller.  Hennesy took to Twitter on Monday January 25th in the wee hours of the morning to let fans know that she would be back at the ABC studios filming another ‘General Hospital‘ appearance.

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Hennesy has played the part of Diane Miller off and on for the ABC soap opera since 2006 – the actress is only on recurring status with the daytime drama so sometimes months can pass without any sightings of her.  Sadly, Carolyn didn’t reveal what her business would be in Port Charles this time around.  The actress tweeted, “Beddie-bye early tonight…as I am heading to Port Charles tomorrow. Diane Miller takes no prisoners!!! #GH #generalhospital #DianeMiller.”  What a tease!

Diane Miller’s trips to Port Charles usually correlate closely with the rise and fall of mob drama.  And, there are plenty of storylines coming to a head that could bring her to town.  Diane has come to Jason Morgan’s aid many times in the courtroom – so perhaps the “Enforcer” is going to be in need of some legal assistance in the near future.  There is also a chance that Diane could have something to do with District Attorney Paul Hornsby’s mob involvement.  Or it could be another case entirely – it seems like someone in Port Charles is always being arrested or heading to court for one reason or another.

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So ‘General Hospital’ fans – are you as excited as we are to see Diane Miller back in Port Charles?  What do you think Carolyn Hennesy’s character will be up to?  Share your thoughts and theories in the comments below and don’t forget to check Soap Opera Spy daily for all of your ‘General Hospital’ spoilers and news.

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