From the busy streets of Port Charles to the exciting soccer fields, Ava and Grace Scarola, the twins we all know from General Hospital, are starting something new! Fans know them as the adorable Avery, Sonny and Ava’s daughter are set to enter the giant field.
These talented young girls are getting even more into soccer as they join Sporting California. Does that mean their time on the screen has come to an end? Let’s delve in and find out from them!
General Hospital: Scarola Twins Kick-Off New Adventure!
Since their debut on General Hospital as Avery Corinthos, the adorable Scarola twins Ava and Grace have captured the hearts of viewers with their on-screen charm. Now, these two sisters are starting something new that’s just as exciting as their time on the soap opera!
Recently, Ava and Grace updated everyone on Instagram that they had joined a cool soccer club called Sporting California. They really love soccer and have been playing it since they were little. But that doesn’t mean that they are bidding farewell to General Hospital.
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They want their fans to know that they still love acting on General Hospital just as much as their fans love to see them. Their transition from the small screen to the soccer field shows how determined the little girls are to pursue their dreams beyond acting.
While they may score goals on the pitch, they’ll still entertain audiences with their performances on General Hospital. Ava and Grace’s journey into the world of competitive soccer began with the American Youth Soccer Organization in 2019.
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Now, as members of Sporting California, they have the opportunity to hone their skills further and develop as athletes. Let’s give a big cheer to Ava and Grace as they start this awesome new adventure! Keep your dial locked on Soap Opera Daily for all the latest scoops on General Hospital!
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