General Hospital fans are in for a big surprise this week when Kirsten Storms appears as her longtime character, Maxie Jones.

A still of Maxie Jones aka Kirsten Storms General Hospital (Image via ABC Network) ...

General Hospital has tapped Nicole Paggi to temporarily step in for Kirsten Storms as Maxie Jones, Soap Opera Digest reports. Paggi — who played Kelly Ripa’s niece/Faith Ford’s daughter ...

Kirsten Storms will be taking a leave of absence from “General Hospital” this summer, and Maxie Jones will be recast starting in July, TheWrap has learned. Storms will exit the role, with ...

Maxie Jones is one of the most popular characters in the soap opera General Hospital. As the daughter of Frisco and Felicia Jones, one of the most beloved couples in the history of soap operas ...

(Image via Instagram/@kirstenstorms) Since her debut in 2005, Kirsten Storms has managed to entertain General Hospital viewers by playing the character everyone loves and cannot forget-Maxie Jones.

Now, she is front and center once again because General Hospital viewers have taken notice of her wardrobe. As Maxie Jones, Kirsten Storms has been made the bad guy and been set up to win.

Maxie Jones is a fictional character on the daytime soap opera General Hospital. Her character has been in the show since ...

Kirsten Storms reflects on her two decades as Maxie Jones on General Hospital, humorously acknowledging her character's ill-fated romances. Storms recalls an awkward on-screen relationship with ...

Maxie Jones, who plays Kristen Storms on General Hospital, is taking a leave of absence to move with her daughter to Tennessee. Also, Barbara Corcoran, one of the sharks on Shark Tank, shares the ...

Kirsten Storms is currently playing Maxie Jones on General Hospital. Maxie is the elder daughter of Frisco Jones and Felicia Cummings, who were a supercouple in the 1980s.

Kirsten Storms is currently playing Maxie Jones on General Hospital. Maxie is the elder daughter of Frisco Jones and Felicia Cummings, who were a supercouple in the 1980s.