What does the future hold for Lulu and Dante? Alexa Havins comments on Dante and Lulu. Falconeri and Lulu Spencer have a long history of love, adventure, and family. They’ve fallen off over the years but Lante fans are hopeful for a reunion. As it turns out, General Hospital spoilers tease that Dante and Lulu fans may get their wish. Reportedly, Alexa Havins says Dante and Lulu are Endgame.

Make old things new again and make the past the present. More specifically, make the early 2000s relevant in present day times. That seems to be the vibe on General Hospital as of late.

Alexa Havins Comments On Dante and Lulu

General Hospital’s Alexa Havins stepped into the role of Lulu Spencer as a recast. She took over from Emme Rylan, and after Lulu spent four years in a coma.

During a recent interview with Soap Opera Digest, Havins shared her thoughts on Lulu and Dante’s complicated relationship and hinted she still believes the iconic pair could reunite someday. She told SOD, “…I always keep that in the back of my mind that Dante and Lulu are endgame.”

Since stepping into the role of Lulu Spencer, Alexa Havins has quickly reignited fan conversations surrounding Lulu and Dante’s future. While the characters are currently facing emotional turmoil on-screen, Havins revealed she approaches many of their scenes with reconciliation in mind.

The actress explained that Lulu and Dante’s history cannot easily be erased, especially after everything the couple has survived together over the years. From marriage and parenthood to heartbreak and separation, their connection remains one of the most emotional relationships in Port Charles.

Havins also praised her working relationship with co-star Dominic Zamprogna, noting that their scenes together feel authentic and layered.

According to the actress, there is something compelling about two people finding their way back to each other after years apart. That emotional history may ultimately keep Lulu and Dante tied together no matter how complicated things become.

For now, Alexa Havins clearly believes Lulu and Dante’s story is far from over.