Lori Loughlin Returns to When Calls the Heart: A Story of Hope and Resilience
Lori Loughlin recently made a rare public appearance to announce her return to the popular show When Calls the Heart. During the Hallmark Christmas Experience panel, Loughlin expressed her excitement about reprising her role as Abigail Stanton after seven years away from the show. She thanked Hallmark for their warm welcome and shared her joy at reuniting with the show's cast.
Fans of When Calls the Heart were delighted to hear that Loughlin will be back for six episodes of the upcoming season 14, which is set to air in 2027. Michelle Vicary, the head of programming at Hallmark Media, emphasized the importance of Abigail Stanton's character to the series and the connection she has with viewers. The decision to bring back Loughlin's character was made to continue Abigail's story and maintain the show's themes of hope and positivity.
Loughlin's return to television comes at a challenging time in her personal life, as she recently announced her separation from her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, after nearly 28 years of marriage. The couple, who share two daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose, decided to part ways due to differences they couldn't reconcile. Despite the difficulties, Loughlin remains focused on her work and is grateful for the support she has received from friends and colleagues.
In the midst of her personal struggles, Loughlin found support from her former Full House costar, John Stamos, who defended her in the wake of her separation. Stamos described Giannulli as a "terrible narcissist" and praised Loughlin for her strength and resilience. He expressed his sadness for her situation and emphasized the positive qualities he has observed in her over the years. Loughlin's return to When Calls the Heart marks a new chapter in her career, and fans are eagerly anticipating her comeback on the beloved series.