Fans Comfort 'General Hospital' Stars as They Mark First Anniversary of Son’s Death

Jack Wagner and his ex-wife, Kristina, are honoring their late son, Harrison.

The General Hospital actors mourned the death of their son who died last year on June 6 with heartbreaking posts shared on their respective Instagram pages.

Jack posted a photo of his youngest son when he was a young boy standing next to a fire pit as he roasted a hot dog on a stick.

He accompanied it with a thoughtful message, writing, "My youngest, so pure, so perfect. I love you Harrison, I miss you Harrison. My Heart goes out to parents who have lost a child. There are No Words So we cry And Celebrate Harrison Hale Wagner 12/1/94-6/6/22💔."

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Fans took to the comments to support the 63-year-old actor, including one who wrote, "As one who has lost a child too, I pray for God’s comfort in a cruel world sometimes."

"Losing a child is the absolute worst, I never in my life thought I would ever have to say goodbye to my son," another mourning fan commented.

"Prayers up for your family. This month marks 23 years since we lost our 6 year old. I can totally relate to your pain. May you find peace. ❤️," a third fan shared.

Kristina also honored her son with a video of him sharing a meaningful message to those struggling in life.

“Everybody’s got pain and struggles in life,” Harrison said while walking toward the camera atop a rocky mountain. “That’s why we get out of ourselves, whatever our God is, whatever our belief is outside of ourselves. We wish for an amazing life, open-mindedness, happiness, and love.”

"We shot this video on Araby Trail and here I am posting it on the first anniversary of Harrison’s death. His words are comforting to me. It’s brutally painful to loose [sic] my boy. I still believe in open mindedness, happiness, and love and I still have hope for wishes come true. Thank you Harrison," his mom wrote alongside the video.

This article was updated with a corrected image of Kristina Wagner