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‘General Hospital’ actress pays tribute to Richard Simmons with cherished on-set moments

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Beloved fitness guru and entertainer Richard Simmons made a memorable return to General Hospital in 2013 for its 50th anniversary, leaving a lasting impact on his co-stars and fans alike. Lynn Herring, who played Lucy Coe on the soap, fondly remembered her time working with Simmons on set after his recent passing at the age of 76.

In a touching tribute, Herring reflected on Simmons’ vibrant personality and infectious energy, stating, “When Richard walked on our General Hospital stage, it would sizzle with his life force, his wicked sense of humor, his joy of entertaining, and his love for us all.” She recounted a special moment when Simmons gifted her a jeweled bird shirt with a heartfelt note, showcasing his kindness and thoughtfulness.

Simmons first gained recognition in the entertainment industry with his role on General Hospital in 1979, where he played himself for four years. His return to the soap in 2013 for its milestone anniversary was a nostalgic and heartwarming experience for both Simmons and his dedicated fans.

As the General Hospital community mourns the loss of a talented and beloved star, Simmons’ legacy continues to live on through his unforgettable contributions to the entertainment world.

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