Leslie Charleson — the soap opera legend who appeared in more than 2,000 episodes of “General Hospital” — died from blunt head trauma … though, it appears the injury didn’t happen recently.

According to documents, obtained by TMZ … Charleson died from “sequelae of blunt head trauma” — basically the long-term effects of a head injury she suffered.

It’s unclear when she sustained the injury … though we do know several falls in recent years prevented her from appearing on “General Hospital.”

Listed among the other significant medical conditions … the L.A. County medical examiner notes Leslie had a history of asthma, arthritis, atrial fibrillation, and normal pressure hydrocephalus — a condition where cerebrospinal fluid builds up in the brain, according to Johns Hopkins.

As we told you … Leslie passed away on January 12 — with reports saying she died after a long battle with an illness.

Charleson’s big break came in 1977 when she took over the role of Monica Bard from actress Patsy Rahn on ‘GH.’ Between 1977 and 2023, Leslie appeared in 2,079 episodes of the hit show.

She also appeared in episodes of “Mannix,” “The Wild Wild West,” “Marcus Welby, M.D.,” “Happy Days,” “Cannon,” and “Barnaby Jones.”

Leslie was 79.

Kadarius Toney on Thursday appeared to address his recent arrest — writing on his social media page that people “will believe anything” about him as “long as it’s bad.”

The two-time Super Bowl champion threw the message up on his Instagram Stories — in a caption on a picture of him wearing a mask and a hat.

Toney also stated on the photo that “Mfs say anything when they think they right” … before he deleted the post minutes later.

The 26-year-old, of course, was just thrown behind bars on Feb. 6 following allegations he attacked his pregnant girlfriend on Jan. 14 at a residence in Georgia.

The woman, 911 audio revealed, told cops he put his hands on her while she was holding her infant daughter.

Toney is currently facing one charge of obstructing/harassing 911 calls, and one count of aggravated assault-strangulation over the claims — and even though he has not yet issued a formal statement on the matter … Thursday’s post certainly seemed to indicate he believes he’s innocent.

Pete Davidson is on one ink-redible journey — he’s about halfway done zapping off his extensive tattoo collection.

Sources tell TMZ that Pete decided to start shedding his tattoos in 2020 during the pandemic as part of a broader health glow-up … and he enlisted the help of Roy Geronemus, the leading NY laser specialist, to get the job done.

We’re told Pete kicked things off with his chest, and now his head and neck are all cleared up — his arms are almost there too, making it a pretty tat-astic transformation!

As for the removal process, it’s been a slow burn — Pete can only squeeze in the lasering when he’s not shooting anything, so it’s a game of fitting it in between projects.