General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) is pretty good at sharing social media posts that make fans do double takes, and she kept up the trend with a Facebook post she made this week that contains a frank and sincere life update.
The actress began by sharing that she spent the month of July on a lake in Wisconsin, which "rebooted and recalibrated" her.
"I'm different now in ways that I can't quite explain," she shared, adding, "Prior to that, in the last few months, I was hit with some life-altering realizations that truly forced me to re-evaluate my future, my career, my purpose, my value, what I will accept and what I won't in regards to that and why."
She continued the post by sharing an important update about the progress of her book, which she's been working on since at least 2019. "I have paid very close attention to the trajectory of my life, the wins and losses, and my lessons that were many. I am ready to tell the whole truth about my 37 years on daytime television with gratitude, but with honesty. I'm 120 pages in so far. Stay tuned."
As Soap Central previously reported, Nancy Lee Grahn's book will be a no-holds-barred look at her life and career. "There are many times that I've had to hold my tongue, which as you can imagine is not an easy thing for me. Well, I won't be doing that in my book," the actress teased in 2019. "I will tell tales about the loves of my life, and the not so much ones. I will spell out the names of the many that unconditionally helped build [my daughter] Kate and me, and misspell with enough room for you to make good educated guesses the names of the very few who pissed me off."
She also shared, "It will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth... except for the parts that could get me sued. I long to tell you things and not sure that I should.. but I'm doing it anyway. Writing it feels good."
Grahn joined the cast of GH in 1996. Prior to that, she played Marco Dane's secretary Beverly Wilkes on One Life to Life and headstrong lawyer Julia Wainwright on Santa Barbara.
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