Braedyn Bruner is celebrating a significant milestone – a whole year of playing the headstrong Emma Scorpio Drake on General Hospital. On the occasion of her first Emma-versary, Braedyn took to social media to reflect on her journey so far. The 25-year-old expressed her gratitude to the cast, crew, and fans of General Hospital for welcoming her wholeheartedly to Port Charles.
Braedyn Bruner says playing Emma on General Hospital has changed her life forever
General Hospital actress Braedyn Bruner rang in her first anniversary of portraying Emma on November 11. She marked the celebration with an Instagram post involving a heartfelt message and a few behind-the-scenes photos and videos. Baring her feelings to netizens and fans worldwide, the actress shared how playing Emma Scorpio Drake has changed her life forever.
A section of the post read, “Since as long as I can remember, I knew I wanted to act and tell stories that mattered – and now I get to do just that every single day, alongside a cast and crew that quickly became my family.”
Ending the post on a thankful note, Braedyn Bruner thanked her friends and fans for their love and support. She further shared that she’s excited for everyone to witness what the future has in store for her.
As expected, Bruner’s post garnered immense love and hype comments from her co-stars as well as her devoted fans. Reactions came in abundance, with General Hospital star Finola Hughes writing, “Love you Braedyn. You’re a class act and I am so happy you came and auditioned that day! Cannot believe it is a whole year xxxxx”. Meanwhile, Kristina Wagner wrote, “It’s not easy being the new girl on the block. Your stamina is amazing, and so are you. Big hugs!”
Furthermore, fans poured in their love in response to her post. “You are a perfect Emma. Can’t imagine GH without you. Happy 1 year anniversary!”, one fan commented. “I’ll be honest. We watched Emma grow up and I wasn’t too sure at first. But you WON ME OVER!!! You ARE Emma now! So glad and loving the story with Gio”, another chimed in.
Originally reported by Sibanee Gogoi on ComingSoon.
