General Hospital's Steve Burton Gets Married
General Hospital star (Jason) said 'I do" once again. Burton married his girlfriend, content creator and chef Michelle Lundstrom, on May 17 in Laguna Beach, California, People magazine reports. The couple's nuptials were a family-only occasion, including Burton's three children from his previous marriage, Makena, 21, Jack, 19, and Brooklyn, 10, and Lundstrom's two daughters, Lilah, 14, and Hannah, 10. GH co-star Jackson (Lucky) and his wife, Lisa Vultaggio, were part of the wedding party. The ceremony was followed by a small reception that Burton's GH friends attended. Burton told the magazine, which has all the details of the wedding:
This day isn't just about a ceremony. It's the beginning of forever with the love of my life.
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Burton and Lundstrom's romance first became public in 2024, with the couple getting engaged in Jan. 2025.
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