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‘General Hospital’ Star Kirsten Storms: Police Investigating Alleged Phone Hacking

May 1, 2026:

‘General Hospital’ Star Kirsten Storms: Police Investigating Alleged Phone Hacking

‘General Hospital’s Kirsten Storms
Tennessee Police Investigating
Alleged Phone Hacking

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“General Hospital” star Kirsten Storms‘ claim that her phone was hacked is being investigated by police … TMZ has learned.

A rep for the Franklin Police Department in Tennessee tells TMZ … “I can confirm that there is an active investigation as it pertains to her case.”

We’re told the investigation involves Kirsten’s claim that unknown third parties are spying on her devices.


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In a video posted on Instagram on April 9, Kirsten claimed her cellphone had been compromised.

As TMZ first reported, Kirsten was hit with a restraining order by her ex-husband, Brandon Barash, late last year. In his filing, Brandon alleged his ex was acting odd, and he was concerned about their 12-year-old daughter being in her care.

Brandon claimed Kirsten had been bouncing from friends’ homes to hotels to apartments. He believed Kirsten had been experiencing “delusions and hallucinations” in mid-2025. He said things got better for a short time, but then reversed.

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He claimed one friend of Kirsten told him she believed the soap star was abusing Adderall. The judge granted the request for a temporary restraining order.

The judge found there was evidence Kirsten was having a mental health crisis, but allowed her to have supervised visitation with her daughter until a future hearing.

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