Roger Howarth Confirms Exit from 'General Hospital' After 11 Years

Howarth, who played multiple characters on the show, expresses gratitude for his time on the series and excitement for future opportunities.

Roger Howarth, a long-time actor on the daytime soap opera 'General Hospital', has confirmed his exit from the show after 11 years and nearly 900 episodes.
Howarth first joined the series in 2012, playing the character Todd Manning from 'One Life to Live', and later played Franco Baldwin and Austin Gatlin-Holt on 'General Hospital'.
Howarth's exit was a result of his contract not being renewed by ABC, a decision he learned of several weeks ago.
Despite his character Austin being killed off, Howarth expressed gratitude for his time on the show and excitement for future opportunities.
Howarth has stated that he would 'one hundred percent' return to the soap opera world following his 'General Hospital' exit.