Sad news to report this Wednesday.  Christopher Lawford, best known to soap fans as Charlie Brent on All My Children from 1992-95, as well in the role of Senator Jordan on General Hospital in 2004, passed away at age 63.

Lawford who is the son of the actor Peter Lawford, and Patricia Kennedy, and whose uncles were Ted, Robert and President John F. Kennedy apparently died at a Yoga Studio on Tuesday night during a health emergency according to a report from TMZ.

As of now, it is being reported that Christopher’s death appears to be from “natural causes.” The coroner is performing an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.

Christopher had battled addiction in his life back in the 70’s and 80’s.  The actor was also a New York Times best selling author with his book, ‘Symptoms of Withdrawal.’

Being the nephew of John F. Kennedy, Lawford also spent time in the political arena with staff positions with The Democratic National Committee, and campaigns whether it be at the national, state, or local level

Lawford’s cousin Kerry Kennedy announced his death on social media.

Susan Lucci (Ex-Erica Kane), Lawford’s co-star on All My Children, shared her thoughts on Instagram at his passing: “Such very sad news that wonderful Chris Lawford has passed away. Chris was so great to work with—always prepared and always with a smile and an ease about him. He was warm and charming whether on set at AMC—or working hard for his charity. My deepest sympathy to his family. RIP, Chris”

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Over the weekend, actors who appeared on two beloved legacy soap operas: All My Children and One Life to Live took part in a reunion event held over GH Fan Club Weekend.  And while the fans in attendance were excited to see some of their favorites, it was the former cast members themselves getting to see their former co-stars for the first time in years which made the event all the more touching.

Then, in big surprise to the attendees, none other than former One Life to Live star, Nathan Fillion showed up to give hugs to his former castmates including: Erin Torpey (Ex-Jessica), and James (Ex-Max) and Kassie DePaiva (Ex-Blair), among others.  Fillion, who has gone on to primetime success with his show Castle, and his upcoming new series on ABC, The Rookie, has never forgotten his beginnings in show business as Joe Buchanan!  Who can forget his on-screen affair with Robin Strasser’s Dorian, which sent Viki (Erika Slezak) into orbit!

Kassie DePaiva (now Eve on DAYS) told Michael Fairman TV on Fillion’s appearance that she had reached out to him to let him know about the event: “I knew the fans would love it.  He is very proud of his roots.”

When asked about seeing the original Blair, Mia Korf, at the same event whom she had never met, Kassie said, “I went, ‘There’s the real Blair,” but it was really nice meeting her.  You know with One Life to Live actors, even if you didn’t work with somebody there is such a camaraderie, which makes this show so special.”

All My Children fans were thrilled to see appearances by Rebecca Budig (Ex-Greenlee), Vincent Irizarry (Ex-David), Jordi Vilasuso, who will soon be seen in his new role on Y&R, and played Dr, Griffin Castillo in Pine Valley, and many more.

Check out our photo gallery of some of the past cast from both AMC and OLTL who showed up to say “hello again” to each other and the fans below.  Then, let us know if it makes you miss Pine Valley and Llanview all the more in the comment section, and which photo you liked the most!

AMC darling, Rebecca Budig (Ex-Greenlee) delighted the crowd with her appearance!

Everything is magical about Catherine Hickland! And who can forget her performances as bitch on wheels, Lindsay Rappaport on OLTL!

My Three Joes! Tom Degnan, Nathan Fillion and Chris McKenna strike a post and a show of "Buchanan men" force!

AMC's Bill Christian meets up with real-life couple: ex-AMC's Victoria Platt and ex-One Life's Terrell Tilford!

It was wonderful to see former AMC's Stephanie Gatschet (Ex-Madison) and ex-OLTL bad girl, Crystal Hunt (ex-Stacy Morasco).

James and Kassie DePaiva got an amazing surprise when former castmate, and now star of "The Rookie", Nathan Fillion showed up!

Former AMC stars: Jordi Vilasuso (Griffin) and Vincent Irizarry (David) flanked by One Lifers; Kassie DePaiva (Blair) and Krista Tesreau (Ex-Tina)!

The former All My Children cast pose for a memorable photo op.

One Life posse of: Jason-Shane Scott, Josh Kelly, Andrew Trischitta, and Tom Degnan.

One Life to Live's Melissa Archer (Ex-Natalie) with Jason-Shane Scott (Ex-Will) and James DePaiva (Ex-Max).

It's the original Blair Daimler of One Life to Live ... Mia Korf!

Karen Witter replaced Andrea Evans as Tina Lord Roberts for four years on OLTL.

Good friends: Erin Torpey (the original Jessica Buchanan), Rebecca Budig, and Chris McKenna.

Liz Vassey, the former Emlly Ann Sago of Pine Valley!

The Buchanan Bros; Chris McKenna (Ex-Joe) and Kirk Geiger (Ex-Kevin).

From Llanview to UCLA, to now on is own in Hollywood, the former Jack Manning, Andrew Trischitta.

Christina Chambers played the recast Marty Saybrooke, while Tracy Melchior played the recast Kelly Cramer on One Life!

Former AMC stars: Terri Ivens and Vincent Irizarry hug it out.

Susan Diol played Angela on OLTL, who had a thing for Cord Roberts!

Photo Credits: JPI Studios

Home & Family has found their new co-host following the exit of Mark Steines naming Cameron Mathison as his replacement.

The former All My Children star, where he played Ryan Lavery, and more recently Entertainment Tonight correspondent, has previous experience with the Hallmark Channel morning talk show.

According to Deadline who broke the news: “Mathison had been an occasional guest co-host on Home & Family since 2013 and has became a frequent substitute in the two months since Steines’ exit. He will continue to guest host for the rest of the summer, switching to full-time co-hosting duties alongside Debbie Matenopoulos when the new seventh season of Home & Family launches in September.”

Mathison is a great fit for the series which airs Monday through Friday at 10AM, given that he also frequently stars in Hallmark movies.  As for Steines, the longtime host, was abruptly let-go back in May after five and a half years with the series.

So, what do you think of Cameron’s new gig? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.