Hold on to your hats Genoa City fans, because it seems like Kyle Abbott can’t catch a break! After all that craziness rescuing little Harrison, Michael Mealor (who
plays Kyle) has let it slip that there’s another bombshell storyline he’s itching for.
Turns out, Mealor is hoping for the return of Tara Locke. You know, Harrison’s bio mom? Now that would toss a whole bucket of drama into Kyle and Summer’s life!
Picture it: Tara shows up fresh out of prison, ready to reclaim Harrison. Talk about a custody nightmare!
Harrison, bless his heart, finally feels settled with Summer as his mom. It’d be heartbreaking if Tara’s sudden appearance throws everything off for him. And you can bet Summer would be beside herself with worry. Things could even get messy for Kyle if Tara’s sneaky lawyer tries painting the whole kidnapping mess as a sign the Abbotts can’t keep Harrison safe. Yikes!
While it doesn’t seem like Tara’s coming back anytime soon, Mealor’s totally on board if the writers decide to stir things up. He loves a good challenge!
For now, Kyle’s focused on helping Harrison heal from everything that happened. The poor kid needs a whole lot of stability after that kidnapping ordeal. But even with the kidnappers behind bars, there’s still plenty stirring the pot.
- Michael Mealor hopes for a custody storyline involving Tara Locke’s return.
- Tara’s potential release from prison could throw Harrison’s life into turmoil.
- Summer would be devastated at the prospect of losing Harrison to Tara.
- Kyle is currently focused on helping Harrison heal from the kidnapping ordeal.
- Kyle and Summer’s disagreements over Claire Grace may cause further drama.
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