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Alimi Ballard, the soap alum known for Frankie Hubbard, joins General Hospital as William Baines, a new WSB agent brought in to investigate Jack Brennan’s mysterious drowning in Port Charles. His arrival hints at potential leadership shifts and a possible new boss dynamic for Josslyn as the case unfolds.
General Hospital star Chris McKenna, who played Jack Brennan, offered a wild theory about his character’s death after Jack is found dead in the Metro Court pool, suggesting Willow Tait as the killer and hoping the mystery will deliver months of riveting TV. Other potential suspects include Drew Cain (who drugged Jack and disabled security), Ava Jerome (involved in the distraction), Nina Reeves (who threatened Jack), and those who discovered the body, with the whodunit storyline continuing to unfold.
General Hospital actor Chris McKenna confirms he wrapped filming in June and quietly exited the role of WSB Port Charles chief Jack Brennan. On Sept. 1 the character’s body was identified in the Metro Court pool, signaling McKenna’s departure. He posted a heartfelt note on X thanking fans and spoke with TV Insider about the bittersweet goodbye, noting he’s grateful for the experience and hoping the future murder-mystery storyline around Brennan will unfold for months. The piece also notes related GH news, including Alimi Ballard joining the cast as William Baines and Genie Francis taking her summer hiatus from the show.
Chris McKenna discusses his exit from ABC's General Hospital, where he played Jack Brennan after replacing Charles Measure in 2025. His character was killed off when the WSB chief was found dead in the Metro Court pool. He says this is the third soap he's been written out of, calls the ending disappointing but a gift, and expresses gratitude for the experience, the chance to reach new daytime fans, and the time spent at GH, including personal milestones.
In an exclusive interview, Chris McKenna discusses his General Hospital exit as Jack Brennan—revealed as a pool death—sharing gratitude for the run, memorable storylines and a heartfelt cast send-off, while outlining future projects including adapting Thomas Tessier works and continuing acting and teaching endeavors.