John-Paul Lavoisier Leaving 'Days of our Lives' as Philip Kiriakis

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Actor John-Paul Lavoisier is out at NBC daytime drama Days of our Lives. He debuted on the show in the role of Philip Kiriakis, son of Victor Kiriakis (John Aniston) and Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow), back in December.

According to Soap Opera Digest, Lavoisier will finish taping this month and make his on-screen exit later this year.

The role Philip was previously played by Jay Kenneth Johnson and Kyle Brandt.

Lavoisier’s professional acting career has included numerous television, film, and theater gigs, including One Life to Live (as Rex Balsom), Major Crimes, Anger Management, Gossip Girl, Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey, Beacon Hill, One Day in May, and Placebo. He also appeared on the E! reality series Dirty Soap. His last stage appearance was in the January/February run of "The Manor," at Greystone Manor.

Earlier this year, Lavoisier starred in Michael Caruso's Winterthorne as Hugh Cambridge, earning him an Indie Series Award nomination.

'Days of our Lives' Spoilers (January 4-8, 2016)

Jennifer, Eric, Brady and Daniel are rushed to the hospital after a
horrific car accident.

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on NBC soap opera Days of our Lives during the week of January 4-8, 2016.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, January 4
Jennifer (Melissa Reeves), Eric (Greg Vaughan), Brady (Eric Martsolf) and Daniel (Shawn Christian) are taken to the hospital following a car crash; Maggie (Suzanne Rogers) faces a difficult decision regarding who gets Daniel's heart; Roman (Josh Taylor) comes to a realization about Eric; Abigail (Kate Mansi) pushes Chad (Billy Flynn) to believe he is Thomas' father.

'Days of our Lives' Spoilers (December 28, 2015-January 1, 2016)

A tragic New Year's Eve accident forever changes the lives of several
Salem citizens...

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on NBC soap opera Days of our Lives during the week of December 28, 2015-January 1, 2016.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, December 28
Chad (Billy Flynn) surprises Belle (Martha Madison) with a kiss; Abigail (Kate Mansi) questions Marlena (Deidre Hall) to figure out what's going on with Chad; Kate (Lauren Koslow) delivers a devastating blow to Theresa (Jen Lilley); Hope (Kristian Alfonso) zeros in on the person responsible for Bo's kidnapping.

'Days of our Lives' Spoilers (December 21-25, 2015)

A disbelieving Steve and Kayla put Ava's story to the test.

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on NBC soap opera Days of our Lives during the week of December 21-25, 2015.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, December 21
Steve (Stephen Nichols) and Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) test Ava's (Tamara Braun) story; Chad (Billy Flynn) tries to charm Belle (Martha Madison); Philip (John-Paul Lavoisier) and Brady (Eric Martsolf) class over the running of Titan; Victor (John Aniston) wants Caroline (Peggy McCay)Maggie (Suzanne Rogers) to move in with him and Maggie (Suzanne Rogers).

'Days of our Lives' Spoilers (December 14-18, 2015)

When Chad rejects his plan to help the family, Andre takes matters into
his own hands.

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on NBC soap opera Days of our Lives during the week of December 14-18, 2015.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, December 14
Hope (Kristian Alfonso) is forced into a tricky situation as she tries to rescue Ciara (Vivian Jovanni); Philip (John-Paul Lavoisier) pressures Victor (John Aniston) to make a bold business decision

'Days of our Lives' Spoilers (December 7-11, 2015)

Andre targets Belle to get to Sami.

Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out what's happening on NBC soap opera Days of our Lives during the week of December 7-11, 2015.

[SPOILER ALERT]

Monday, December 7
As the cabin burns around them, Abigail (Kate Mansi) and Chad (Billy Flynn) desperately try to escape; JJ (Casey Moss) and Lani (Sal Stowers) track down Ben (Robert Scott Wilson); Hope (Kristian Alfonso) surprises Roman (Josh Taylor); Theo (Kyler Pettis) receives a cruel, anonymous text.

Watch the 'Winterthorne' Finale, 'General Hospital's' Kirsten Storms Guest Stars

Kirsten Storms as Selene Winterthorne.

In the Winterthorne finale, General Hospital's Kirsten Storms guest stars as Miranda's (Martha Madison) younger sister, Selene, who arrives with an offer.

"You might ruin your dress if you spill anymore Mommy issues," Miranda tells Selene as they negotiate a deal that leads to a very dramatic moment.

Without giving too much away before viewers have had a chance to watch, let's just say that not everyone makes it out the episode alive.

Watch the exciting Winterthorne finale below:

This Is Gonna Hurt! Secrets Are Revealed On The Latest Episode Of 'Winterthorne'

John-Paul Lavoisier plays Hugh Cambridge on Winterthorne.

It's family dinner time on the latest episode of Winterthorne but, of course, it's not exactly a big lovefest.

Colin (Josh Thrower) is reunited with his family after 10 years away and can't understand why his father and grandfather haven't aged a day. When icy Miranda (Martha Madison) arrives at the dinner table, she wants details about the woman in Colin's life, and tension starts mounting until Maxmillian (Gordon Thomson) and Victor (Michael Caruso) are fed up.

"How many more sacrifices do we have to make before you finish purging your anger?" Victor snarls at Miranda before walking off.

That leaves Maxmillian to tell his daughter what he thinks of her.

"I love you, Miranda, but I have never liked you less than I do at this moment," he says.

Left alone with her son, Miranda explains the machinations that led her to this point, how she was being drugged, and her romance with Hugh Cambridge (John-Paul Lavoisier).

Later, Dominic Delacort (Kevin Spirtas) notices Miranda's necklace is missing, and reveals that it contained the seeds her mother told her about, and the power they possess. Finally learning the truth, Miranda takes action to stop the "scumbag henchman" for good.

Watch Winterthorne Part III below:

'Winterthorne' Premieres One Month From Today, Show Releases New Extended Trailer

"You are going to regret the day you ever betrayed my family," Miranda
Winterthorne (Martha Madison) tells Dominic Delacort (Kevin Spirtas) in
a powerful scene from the show's new extended trailer.

We are now just one month away from the premiere of Michael Caruso's delicious new candy drama Winterthorne. To celebrate the milestone, the show has released a new trailer, which offers viewers an extended look at the upcoming family saga about Miranda Winterthorne and her rise to power to control her family's multi-million dollar candy business.

Martha Madison, who is returning to Days of Our Lives in November as Belle Black, stars as Miranda.

The cast includes Caruso (DeVanity), John-Paul Lavoisier (One Life to Live, soon to be Philip Kiriakis on Days), Linda Gray (Dallas), Kathleen Gati (General Hospital), Kirsten Storms (General Hospital), Gordon Thomson (Dynasty, Santa Barbara), Kevin Spirtas (Days of our Lives), Ron Hanks (Golden California) and Josh Thrower (90210, The Young and The Restless).

Watch the new Winterthorne extended trailer below:

John-Paul Lavoisier Joins 'Days of our Lives' as Philip Kiriakis

John-Paul Lavoisier

John-Paul Lavoisier has joined the cast of NBC daytime drama Days of our Lives in the role of Philip Kiriakis, son of Victor Kiriakis (John Aniston) and Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow).

The role Philip was previously played by Jay Kenneth Johnson and Kyle Brandt.

Lavoisier’s professional acting career has included numerous television, film, and theater gigs, including One Life to Live (as Rex Balsom), Major Crimes, Anger Management, Gossip Girl, Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey, Beacon Hill, One Day in May, and Placebo. He also appeared on the E! reality series Dirty Soap. His last stage appearance was in the January/February run of "The Manor," at Greystone Manor.

He will star in Michael Caruso's Winterthorne (premiering August 27) as Hugh Cambridge, a handsome and mysterious man from Miranda Winterthorne's (Martha Madison, who is returning to Days as Belle in November) past.

Lavoisier has already started filming at Days and will first air in early December.

Soap Opera Digest first reported the casting.

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Former 'One Life To Live' Star John-Paul Lavoisier Is Latest Addition to 'Winterthorne' Cast

One Life to Live alum John-Paul Lavoisier is latest cast addition for the upcoming web series Winterthorne. He will play Hugh Cambridge, a handsome and mysterious man from Miranda Winterthorne's (Martha Madison) past. Hugh is hell bent on becoming a member of the Winterthorne family and Miranda has severely underestimated his intent to seduce her.

"John-Paul has a great edgy quality that I wanted for the character of Hugh," explains Emmy-nominated Michael Caruso, creator of the series. “John-Paul is fantastic at creating subtle, smoldering layers with his acting that will build into something dangerous within the character.”

"I'm so happy to be working with my old friend, the very talented John-Paul,” adds Emmy-nominated director Sonia Blangiardo, “‘Winterthorne’ will exceed expectations with him involved as a part of this amazing cast."

John-Paul Lavoisier’s professional acting career has included numerous television, film, and theater gigs, including One Life to Live (as Rex Balsom), Major Crimes, Anger Management, Gossip Girl, Liza, Liza, Skies are Grey, One Day in May, and Placebo. He also appeared on the E! reality series Dirty Soap. His last stage appearance was in the January/February run of "The Manor," at Greystone Manor.

Originally from Philly, then Manhattan for a while, Lavoisier now calls Los Angeles home.

Winterthorne begins three weeks of production in late March, both in and outside of the Los Angeles area. Lavoisier joins previously announced cast members Martha Madison (Days of Our Lives), Michael Caruso (DeVanity), Linda Gray (Dallas), Kathleen Gati (General Hospital), Kirsten Storms (General Hospital), Gordon Thomson (Dynasty, Santa Barbara), Ron Hanks (Golden California) and Josh Thrower (90210, The Young and The Restless).

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Today in Soap Opera History (March 12)

On this date in...

1970: On ANOTHER WORLD, Missy (Carol Roux) told Liz that Bill drowned after his sailboat capsized during a storm.

1980: On THE EDGE OF NIGHT, Miles (Joel Crothers), Nicole and Geraldine were devastated to receive the news that Draper and Sam Dwyer had died in the train crash.

Today in Soap Opera History (March 12)

On this date in...

1970: On ANOTHER WORLD, Missy (Carol Roux) told Liz that Bill drowned after his sailboat capsized during a storm.

1980: On THE EDGE OF NIGHT, Miles, Nicole and Geraldine were devastated to receive the news that Draper and Sam Dwyer have died in the train crash.

INTERVIEW: Talking Dirty (DIRTY SOAP) with Farah Fath & John-Paul Lavoisier

Season One of DIRTY SOAP ends this Sunday! We spoke with real life super-couple Farah Fath and John-Paul Lavoisier for a behind-the-scenes glimpse at our favorite docu-series. Here's what they had to say:

WE LOVE SOAPS TV: So, DIRTY SOAP. We're loving it. Do you have any regrets about doing the show, about the way it's played out, or the way they edit it together?
Farah Fath: John-Paul has never seen the show, so he won't know what you're talking about.

DIRTY SOAP REACTION: What Was Your Favorite Moment?

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* Discovering Farah started drinking bourbon at age 5

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E!'s DIRTY SOAP has been trailing in the ratings on Sundays at 10 p.m. ET behind its lead out, KENDRA, which aired at 11 p.m. For the September 25 episode, DIRTY SOAP had a 0.4 Adults 18-49 rating while KENDRA reached 0.9. Last week, KENDRA has a 0.8 rating.

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SURVEY: What Did You Think Of The Premiere Of DIRTY SOAP?

We live-tweeted the premiere of DIRTY SOAP on E! and the feedback seemed very positive from our Twitter friends. Let us know what you think in our survey below.

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CONTEST WINNERS: Ten Best Reasons to Watch DIRTY SOAP (Sexy Kelly Monaco & Shirtless Brandon Beemer Just the Beginning!)

A big "THANK YOU!" to everyone who entered our DIRTY SOAP poster give-away!

We were flooded with great entries. There seems to be a pretty good consensus on why we're all really excited about watching DIRTY SOAP! We've summed-up the most popular submissions.

The winners were chosen for naming the greatest number of the final "WLS Readers' Ten Best Reasons to Watch DIRTY SOAP" that we have listed, below.

NEW PROMO: E!'s DIRTY SOAP, Show Stars Kelly Monaco, Nadia Bjorlin, Kirsten Storms, Farah Fath, J.P. Lavoisier & Galen Gering

DIRTY SOAP is a titillating look at a group of soap actors--Kelly Monaco, Nadia Bjorlin, Kirsten Storms, Farah Fath, J.P. Lavoisier and Galen Gering--as they navigate high-profile careers during pivotal moments in the industry and deal with their own real-life drama, which often rivals that of their daytime counterparts. Executive produced by Amber Mazzola’s Machete Productions and Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ Milojo Productions, the eight-episode, hour-long series, DIRTY SOAP, premieres September 25 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT only on E!

Watch the latest promo for the show from E! below.