'GH' Ingo Rademacher Fights Back, Sues ABC Over Vax Mandate

Former General Hospital star Ingo Rademacher has filed a lawsuit against ABC for trampling on his constitutional right. As those who have been following the soap star know, he was given the boot from GH following his refusal to comply with the COVID-19 mandate. Ingo Rademacher, however, had made it clear he will not go quietly into the goodnight. In fact, the soap star has decided to send a loud message by filing a lawsuit against ABC. In the lawsuit, the soap star argues the vaccine mandate is unconstitutional.

Ingo Rademacher booted from GH, fights back

Ingo Rademacher was part of the General Hospital cast for two and a half decades. The soap star kicked off this week by fighting back by filing a lawsuit against ABC. In the lawsuit, he claimed he had asked ABC to grant him religious exemption in regards to getting the vaccine. His request for exemption was denied.

Ingo Rademacher reveals that before his religious exemption was denied, he had to partake in a 30-minute interview. The soap star alleges the purpose of the interview was to determine his religious status. Considering his religious exemption was later denied and he was booted from the show… It is safe to assume ABC did not believe his religious status.

The former GH star has been unhappy the whole pandemic

The soap star has been very vocal about his thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic. As TMZ reminds us, he has referred to COVID lockdown and rules as “most draconian restrictions in modern history.”

The formed GH star’s lawsuit calls for the court to deem ABC’s vaccine mandate to be unconstitutional. Moreover, Ingo Rademacher is seeking damages for the inconvenience his termination over the mandate has caused him. TMZ did not clarify the amount damages the soap star is seeking. TMZ also reports trying to reach out to ABC for a comment regarding the lawsuit. But, the network behind General Hospital has yet to respond.