Cameron Mathison Fired After Brawl With GH Legend, Drew Recast General Hospital Spoilers

According to shocking new spoilers and behind-the-scenes reports, actor Cameron Mathison, who has played Drew Cain since his highly publicized return, has allegedly been fired after a heated altercation with veteran star Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos).

What began as a disagreement over character direction has spiraled into a full-blown industry scandal — one that blurs the line between fiction and reality in true General Hospital fashion.

Sources claim tensions between the two actors had been simmering for weeks. Mathison, known for his professionalism and positivity, reportedly grew frustrated over the way Drew was being written — from war hero and moral anchor to what many fans called one of the show’s most “self-righteous” and “detached” characters.

Online polls even labeled Drew as GH’s most disliked male lead, a far cry from the warm welcome Mathison received upon joining the cast.

Behind the scenes, Mathison allegedly voiced his creative concerns to producers — and to some castmates, including Benard. Insiders reveal that Maurice, long considered the heart of GH and fiercely protective of Sonny’s central role, took offense at comments implying the show’s writing had grown stagnant.

The confrontation reportedly reached its boiling point during a late-night shoot at Prospect Studios.

Witnesses claim the disagreement over a scene between Sonny and Drew turned into a shouting match, with Mathison accusing producers of reducing Drew’s complexity for the sake of Sonny’s mob-centric storylines.

Accounts vary, but several sources allege the tension escalated to brief physical contact before crew members intervened. Within hours, Mathison was summoned to a closed-door meeting, and by the next morning, his contract had allegedly been terminated effective immediately.

Though neither ABC nor the General Hospital team has confirmed the firing, the soap world is ablaze with speculation. Fans flooded social media with the hashtag #JusticeForCameron, demanding transparency.

Others defend Benard, insisting that the longtime star has always acted as a guardian of the show’s creative integrity. Still, whispers persist about the growing power divide between GH’s veteran actors and its newer cast members.

The fallout has been swift and severe. Production insiders reveal that scripts were rewritten overnight, Drew’s wardrobe archived, and scenes involving his storyline abruptly removed.

Younger cast members are said to be “devastated,” describing the atmosphere on set as tense and uncertain.

Meanwhile, Cameron’s social media silence speaks volumes. His cryptic posts — including one reading, “Sometimes you don’t get the ending you expected. Sometimes you have to write your own.” — only fueled speculation that his departure was far from amicable.

For fans, the loss feels deeply personal. Drew Cain was meant to symbolize resilience and redemption, a man battling identity and morality in a world of secrets. Now, his arc — and perhaps his legacy — has been cut short. Will the show recast Drew, write him off, or kill him in a shocking twist? No one knows for sure.

Still, one truth remains: General Hospital has weathered scandals before, but few have shaken its foundation quite like this. Whether it’s creative control, personal pride, or simple misunderstanding, this off-screen feud has reminded viewers that even in daytime’s longest-running institution, the real drama often happens when the cameras stop rolling.

Whatever comes next, Cameron Mathison’s abrupt exit marks the end of an era — and perhaps the beginning of one of GH’s most explosive chapters yet.