‘General Hospital’ Responds to Racist Attacks Actress Tabyana Ali Has Been Facing On Social Media

General Hospital is defending their star young star Tabyana Ali.

On Tuesday (June 18), the ABC soap opera responded to the shocking amount of racist comments that the 22-year-old actress, who plays Trina Robinson, has recently been facing on social media.

“General Hospital does not tolerate hatred or bigotry of any kind. Racism has no place in Port Charles. #GH is for everyone,” the soap opera wrote on their Instagram account.

Earlier this month, Tabyana spoke out in response to all of the racism she has been facing online.

“To anyone that hates me. That’s absolutely fine. I don’t know you and you don’t me but regardless I’m sending you peace, safety, and prosperity,” Tabyana wrote on Twitter. “I also pray you touch some grass, see the sun, eat a delicious meal, and find something to do. Peace and love💕”

“If you see anybody sending hate, send a ‘🪞’ so they can reflect on themselves and start becoming the person the Lord intend!” she followed up with.

“Okay this is the last time I’m going to speak on this today but we cannot be feeding in to peoples hate. We cannot be giving it back. We cannot stoop to rude/racist people’s level. It doesn’t help. We are fighting too many wars as it is,” Tabyana wrote.

“I believe we will have our world peace, but we got to find another way to fight,” Tabyana continued. “I’ve realized ignoring doesn’t help but neither does giving the energy back. We’re going in circles and that doesn’t get us anywhere. Everybody might not agree with me but thats okay. I just want to let “those” people know, I see you.”

Tabyana concluded, “And Im sorry that this is the away you feel like you have to be seen. I’m sorry that life isn’t happening how you want. But if you found something you loved to do other than hurting people. You would never have the energy to say what you’ve been saying to people ONLINE!”

It was also recently announced that a longtime General Hospital star is returning to the show following a battle with cancer.