Interviews
THE HUNTER TYLO INTERVIEW – THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
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TV SOAP:
In your current “B&B” storyline, Taylor is involved in her first younger man/older woman romance with Rick Forrester. How do you feel about the subject? And how did you feel about tackling this type of relationship on-screen?HUNTER:
You could be 30 and dating 20-year-olds, as long as you are over 18, that’s what is important. When I got my divorce, my husband, Michael Tylo, was 15 years older than me. I had been married to my husband for 18 years and when we got divorced I knew I would be dating again. I had always dated older men when I was younger, and with my ex-husband, he was into the fifties music and we just blended our musical preferences. I had my thing with music in the 70’s, and here I am listening to Jim Hendrix, and he was listening to Buddy Holly. So, it was always like a ‘Clash of the Titans’. I did try to date men around his age range. I think women take good care of themselves these days. I noticed that the kind of things I like to do are still pretty energetic things. At that age, most guys are ready to chill-out, and it’s the guy in his cave who just sits and watches football and just chills. I am still pretty energetic. By chance, I met a young man who was four years older than my son, and he was running lines for me. (Sometimes I hire actors to do that.) This young man was very cute, and it’s nice to see a young man quite taken by you. You go, “Oh wow! I’ve still got something… OK!”TV SOAP:
So you obviously enjoyed that.HUNTER:
It was a feeling of, “Oh, even this young man can be interested in me.” I had not looked at a young man, and it was a new thing. It was becoming very flirtatious, and one night he said, “I wanted to show you some clubs.” It did not start out as a date, but it turned into one, and I had fun. I knew that I wasn’t going to get serious with this young man, but we enjoyed each other’s company, and it was romantic and flirty. In the last year, I would say I met another young man, but his age difference was about 8 years, and I think about 8 to 10 years is comfortable. This young man I have been going out with, has the right mix of going to have fun, but was settled enough. And that’s the other thing… you have to look at it as to where you are in your life cycle. All the women his age wanted to have kids, and I am like… done! So, it depends on other factors of your life. I have no problem dating younger men.TV SOAP:
Who are you dating now?HUNTER:
I am dating different people. When I had the loss of my son this year, I realized I need to take my time with everything, and women should, anyway. We don’t have moms and dads married for 30 or 40 years anymore. Unfortunately, our culture is about: if its not working for you get out, otherwise you are going to fall apart. I don’t think people give relationships enough of a chance, on the other hand, they don’t date long enough to know. I have been trying to get rid of two mindsets that have been put out there by society. I have full intention to get to know someone for two years and find out what they are really like, day in and day out, before moving forward with any more definitive plans.TV SOAP:
Because you are Hunter Tylo, and one of the most famous and beautiful women in daytime and are a celebrity, I would think some men would be intimated to come up to you or to go out with you. Do you find that to be true?HUNTER:
There is an additional problem and that is that they surf the web. They know who I am, and may have read stuff, and there is a lot of inaccurate information out there. There are the “Haters” and the “Pro-Taylors”, and there are people who overrate me to death. So yeah, someone would be scared. Then, there’s the “Haters” who could be sitting there, going, “I wonder if that’s true?” I have the double-edged sword. When I was in my twenties, and before I married Michael, I dated men who were horrified of a woman who is self-confident, who knows how to carry herself, and looks attractive. It does not mean beautiful, it mean attractive. There are beautiful women who send out a different message that guys will go to. If you are a woman who is classy and has manners, it can be intimidating to men! (I am from Texas so I was drilled with this stuff from my upbringing.) So, when I started dating again, I had the double-edged sword. A guy might say to me, “I recognized you when I first met you, but I didn’t want to say anything.” I am like, “Oh great!” Sometimes, the conversation goes to everything about the show or the business. They are just trying to find out who I really am. You can’t really find out that kind of information unless you have gone out with someone for a long time. The whole first few months of dating is all about making you believe you are 100% not mental and all of that. (She laughs) It’s an interesting thing, this dating deal.
TV SOAP:
So, you are enjoying being single and putting yourself out there again?HUNTER:
Yes, I am enjoying it. This is another thing that is kind of funny, seeing the difference between when I was 24 and 25 years old and dating, as opposed to now. We are two different generations. Now on top of it, older women are dating younger men. I have no trouble dating younger men. I dated a 38-year-old black guy. (She laughs) I am dating different people, but we are very close. I am not going to get serious right now, but I have known him for a long time. It’s just cool when you really let yourself take time and get to know somebody. It’s really much better than doing that whole storybook romance, and getting married after three months. I know people do it, but generally it doesn’t work!TV SOAP:
Many of the actors on “B&B” have commented in past TV SOAP interviews, how detailed you are to your rehearsal process and you take a lot of notes. How do you work?HUNTER:
I try to look at it from: “Ok, I am not really this character, but what would I do if I were in this position?” Especially, if I need to get the specific direction that the writers wrote for Taylor. So, sometimes I have to push it, when we only have one or two takes to figure it out. We don’t have the time to feel it out and feel what’s right. I already have to know the intention of what my character is saying, as if it was a feeling I would have, and it naturally makes a scene work.TV SOAP:
How is working with Kyle Lowder (Rick)?HUNTER:
Kyle is adorable! I drew on those same feelings that unexpectedly happen when I was running lines with my acting friend, and it was very cool, because I do see that in Kyle, too. Kyle can be kind of shy. It’s great when you can get a guy to the point where he is admiring you and looking up to you. Kyle is already that way. He is a sweet person, so it’s nice when all of that attention gets directed at you.
TV SOAP:
All the recent emotional courtroom material and scenes were so hard to watch, as Taylor was suffering from losing her child. It did seem to be playing out just as you were grieving from your own personal tragedy, with the untimely death of your son Mickey. How did you do the scenes? Personally, I was very worried about you.HUNTER:
I did get a lot of emails from people worrying. They would go from worrying about me to saying, “Was I okay with those scenes and after them?” They would say, “You know it’s so weird, that the storyline is mirroring Hunter Tylo’s life!” Other people would go, “How dare Brad Bell (exec prod and head writer, “B&B”) write that, when we all know what she is going through!” But the reality is, and I don’t know if any other actress ever said it, but there was a thing I found on a blog over the weekend and it was frustrating, because someone said, “Hunter Tylo is letting her professional business life as Taylor spill over into her personal life,” when in fact; it’s just the other way around. Brad and any other producer, always make a point to get to know their cast. They get to know who you are, and they mold the character to your personality, and what’s going on in your personal life. It actually gives them an idea. I mean, why do you think Marcus is dating Stephanie right now? (She laughs) Hello! Because I know when I brought this person to a couple of show related events, Brad was like, “Huh?” At first, they thought he was my bodyguard, they did. (She laughs) It’s great to look at real life. I know Bill Bell Sr, (creator, “B&B” and “Y&R”) once amazed me when he had these cookouts for our birthdays. He would find out about us, and one of the things he revealed was that he listened to talk radio all night long. It would give him amazing ideas of how people acted around each other, depending on what the stimulus was and why they had the problem they had. I thought that was great. Believe me, real human behavior is more interesting than art. (She laughs)
TV SOAP:
But, when you left the set after a hard emotional day, and dealing with the loss of your son, weren’t you just drained?HUNTER:
Well, because of the acting technique I use when I did those scenes, I had to go back and allow my self to feel what I feel all the time. It’s the feeling that will never go away which is, “It’s not fair,” and that line I added. Once I added it and we did the rehearsal, I thought, “I am going to say this, because that is how I feel!” After that, it just kept coming out. I had those days. I don’t know if I would have collapsed on the floor with a small spotlight on me. That’s the artistic stuff, and the feeling is what the audience should be left with, and it’s cathartic. Taylor and Ridge got divorced after Hunter Tylo did, and so did Ronn Moss (Ridge). So, we have already felt those things just recently and that’s a smart thing to do, and we are going to access those feelings even faster. It’s hard sometimes, but you have to be willing to go there as an actor, anyway.
TV SOAP:
You are one of the most courageous people I know and you have endured so much. All of your fans want to know how you are doing. So, how are you now?HUNTER:
I am doing better. I had to get through April, which was really hard because that would have been my son’s 20th birthday, and it’s a milestone for your child. I am a mom. I plan birthdays around the year, and it was hard not to be able to plan his. It would sneak up on me. At the beginning of April, I was planning on going to a birthday party that had been planned for a long time, and it was like no big deal till the day I started getting ready for it, and that thought kept coming back: “It’s not fair, Mickey should have had one.” It comes back, and that was the hardest time. I am in this place now where I have some footing, and if I can get through that I can get through the rest. I feel peaceful, and I am at a place I can talk about it. I am at a place where I would want to write another book about these things.TV SOAP:
Your first book, “Making a Miracle,” provided an interesting moment during your grieving process over the death of your son. Is that true?HUNTER:
One day I was crying, and I go to the closet and get my Bible, and just pray. I was there a lot. I had words with the man upstairs… real serious words, and a copy of my book had fallen on the floor or off the shelf, or something. I pick up the book and say to God, “Are you going to give me a message now?” I am all ‘attitude city’ and God knows we are like that. I turned to the last chapter and read what I had said: “Through everything that happens to Katya, I have learned to face the ultimate question, what if I lose her?” This question in turn leads me to another: “To whom do our lives belong? Is Katya’s life mine or her own? Is my life my own?” I do this passage out of Psalm139, which I also had forgotten, that I had used part of the same passage in my son’s funeral bulletin. Then I go on to say, “What if I had lost Katya or lost my oldest son Chris, who is just now leaving the nest, or Mickey, Isabella or my husband, Michael, or my own life for that matter?” The irony of choosing to bear my own child and then praying for my youngest child’s life reminds me, I didn’t give life to myself, God did. Life is not in our control and it’s not meant to be, it’s in God’s hands. So in your face, this is God words. I am not perfect. My own words out of my own mouth got used on me. That’s what was beautiful, and I had learned this a long time ago. Here I had been pitching this fit and getting mad at God. I was stuck in that place spiritually, and I said, “Thank you for having me answer myself.”TV SOAP:
How is your faith after this recent tragedy?HUNTER:
Interestingly enough, this whole last year I have learned so many things, such as: because somebody is a certain color, they are a human being, too. They are beautiful in every single way, and have the right to be who they are in every single way. Just like people who are in different kinds of relationships: man/man…. woman/woman… whatever! People are people and we are not perfect. That is what I believe Christianity is about. Sometimes, I get posts from the “haters” going, “Who does she think she is? She is a hypocrite!” Well… we all are!TV SOAP:
You have become very active and involved in The American Epilepsy Outreach Foundation, because your son died in part from a seizure. Tell us about your involvement?HUNTER:
You can support and bring awareness to different dangers that are very under publicized for children and adults of epilepsy. You can go to www.epilepsyoutreach.org, and see all the information and PSA’s (Public Service Announcements). I did. We are doing a 5K run in Chicago. We are going to get Oprah Winfrey out there with us, running in the streets, hopefully, and I am going to hand her a pair of shoes and tell her to get her butt out there. (She laughs) I will get back to everyone out there with the confirmed dates.Michael “Mickey” Tylo passed away on October 18th, 2007 at the age of 19. Mickey suffered from Partial Complex Seizures. His first seizure happened at age 15. Mickey was at the Tylo’s family home in Henderson, Nevada when he walked outside near the pool to possibly receive better reception on his cell phone, when he experienced a seizure and fell into the pool. Tragically, Mickey did not survive.
Hunter Tylo has now joined forces with the American Epilepsy Outreach Foundation to raise public awareness regarding the truth about epilepsy. For more on the organization and how you can become involved log on to www.epilepsyoutreach.org
For more on Hunter Tylo, log on to www.myspace.com/homepagehunter and www.theboldandthebeautiful.com
i for one think hunter is an amazing woman and i loved her since i was 12 when i started watching the bold in the 90’s. i especially love her role as ridge’s beautiful doc. and i hope they will get back together again as for her personal life i think she is smart ,strong and capable to overcome anything that comes her way. she is my role model and always will be no matter what the haters say.
hunter you go girl >>>>>>>
General Hospital
‘General Hospital’s’ Rory Gibson and Katelyn MacMullen Believe Michael and Willow Still Love Each Other, But What About Chase?

On General Hospital, the marriage of Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) took a massive nosedive after she had an affair with his uncle Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison).
But nobody was prepared for what came next, which saw nasty custody fights between the now exes over their children, Amelia and Wiley, and then Willow shooting Drew and injecting him with a paralytic drug and that’s all just for starters.
Fast-forward and one has to ask, deep down do these two still really love each other? We saw signs of it. Remember when Michael came to Willow’s rescue after Jacinda (Paige Herschell) drugged her? But, where are they at now?
We went right to the source, Rory Gibson and Katelyn MacMullen, to ask them theie thoughts on the messy feelings of Michael and Willow during Michael Fairman TV’s chat with the duo on the red carpet at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards.
LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD
Rory Gibson weighed-in on the state of Michael and Willow sharing, “I think at the end of the day. that’s the only reason that the fights end up as kind of big and nasty as they are, because they do have such a deep love for each other. They just can’t seem to see eye to eye on certain things.”
In response, Katelyn MacMullen joked, “I mean, Michael and Willow can’t pick the same movie. There’s nothing we agree on. Lunch.” Rory chimed in, “Different dinners!”
Do they hope that Willow’s crimes will be exposed before the clock turns into 2027? Rory Gibson said, “I really hope so!” However, Katelyn responded with, “I hope not! I just want Willow to keep getting away with everything. Michael did it. He does all these terrible things. That’s all I’ll say.”

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LOOKING FOR A NEW LOVE OR OLD FLAME?
Meanwhile, it looks like GH is setting up Willow and Chase (Josh Swickard) to hook up and Michael and Jordan (Tanisha Harper) too. When pressed, Katelyn expressed about her Port Charles alter-egos feelings for her other ex!
“Chase and Willow obviously have a lot of history, so I mean, he’s always sort of been there for her, and seen this pure version of her. I think when they’re together again, like anytime they’re together, she feels like herself again. And that’s the danger, because she doesn’t want to lose that and of course, Chase is really loyal,” explains MacMullen.
Elsewhere, Michael accompanied Jordan to the same burn clinic that helped him with his scars after the penthouse fire, overseas. The soap opera has been teasing the growing closeness between the two.

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“Tanisha’s been great,” shared Gibson. “It’s been really lovely working with her. They’re testing the waters there and we’ll see what happens.”
You can check out our full conversation with Rory and Katelyn on the Michael Fairman Channel below.
Now let us know, do yo think Michael and Willow will eventually end up back with each other? When do you think Willow’s crimes will be publicly exposed? Do you want to see Michael/Jordan and Willow/Chase pairings? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
Interviews
Roger Howarth Reflects on Daytime Emmy Win, 32-Year Record Gap, and Embracing Matt Clark on ‘The Young and the Restless’ (Exclusive)

As last week came to a close, Roger Howarth (Matt Clark, The Young and the Restless) found himself in the winner’s circle for the first in 32 years after winning the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama Series at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards which streamed live on the NATAS You Tube channel.
Howarth, who debuted on Y&R back in 2025 as a recast Matt Clark, and caused havoc for the likes of Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow), Sharon Collins (Sharon Case), Sienna Bacall (Tamara Braun) Noah Newman (Lucas Adams), set the record for the longest drought between acting wins for male actor at the Daytime Emmys.
Ironically, on the female side, Beth Maitland won Supporting Actress for her role as Traci Abbott on Y&R, which was her second, some 41-years after her first victory setting the actress record of longest breaks between wins.

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Soap fans have loved Howarth for decades and he is still most widely known for his performances as Todd Manning on One Life to Live. It was on One Life, he took home his first gold statuette in the now defunct Younger Actor category back in 1994.
Michael Fairman TV caught-up with Roger now that the dust settled to talk about his Emmy-winning evening, setting the record, how he feels about portraying Matt Clark now, and those who made an impact on him along the way; chief among them, the one and only Erika Slezak (ex-Viki, One Life to Live).
Howarth shared he was aware of the 32-year gap between his last Emmy win going into the night, expressing, “Yes (laughs) I had an idea about. The passage of time for me was not about the Emmy. It was about the fact that the last time I won one, my son wanted an autograph from Big Bird. And if Big Bird were still there, I would get it for his child. So, that’s the passage of time for me. I measure my life in children.”

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HEY MA! I MADE IT!
Roger said the moment his name was called he does remember, and it was not a blur as some winners will say when the envelope is ripped open, “I remember it because it was very sweet,” he added. “I saw the look on my wife Cari’s (Stahler) face and Cari let me know and it was sweet.”
Later, after exiting the stage at the Emmys, Roger received a very special call: “At some point, I looked at my phone and kind of saw what was happening. I did see that my mom called me at 6:45, which is just adorable. It made me really happy.”
Comparing 1994 to 2026 Emmy wins, Roger said, “In terms of the similarity between the two experiences, in both times I felt genuinely happy to be part of a cast. It felt really nice to be able to publicly say how much I enjoyed my work and the people that I work with. In terms of like nerves, I have not developed as a human being at all. I was equally unprepared for the excitement. It was nice that I can still be thrilled and excited, and confused and all those things that come with it.”

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THE SCENES THAT WON SUPPORTING ACTOR GOLD
Speaking on the scenes that won him Emmy gold, Howarth shared, “It was a really nice day. Owen Renfroe directed the scenes in a very small space with four actors: Matt Cohen (Detective Burrow), Lucas Adams, Tamara Braun and myself.”
“It was a day when the subject matter was Sienna and Noah realizing that Matt knows about their relationship. It was a fun day to shoot and it felt very cooperative, and felt like we were all trying to do something and it felt special.”
ROCKSTAR JACKET VIBES
Michael Fairman TV also informed Howarth that he made our annual Best Dressed Men at the Daytime Emmys, with his very cool jacket that wowed the carpet and on-stage.
“I got it at John Varvatos in Century City. Tal, who I think is the manager there, was just amazing,” recalled Roger. “I didn’t know what to wear at the Emmys, and he was like, ‘Put this coat on.’ And then, I just really liked it. My wife liked it and and he was like, ‘You’re not buying anything else. You have to get this.’ He was really sweet. He told me that he went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and he texted me, ‘I stole your vibe. I’m wearing exactly the same thing!'”
“The buying of the jacket was a big part of the positive experience I had last week. I justified the cost in my own brain by saying that I would give it to my son as a Christmas gift, but now I think I might just keep it!”

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So, will Roger put his new Emmy next to his 1994 gold statuette? Not so fast! “I do have it (the other Emmy) but it’s in storage. It’s a little worse for wear,” revealed Howarth. “It’s broken … held together with blue painter’s tape and the name tags have fallen off. The glue gave up. It’s not a young Emmy. My Emmy is old enough to drink!”
SOAP START AS VIKI’S BROTHER, TODD MANNING, THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
One Life to Live would not have been the same without the leading heroine of the show, Victoria Lord and her troubled and misunderstood half-brother, Todd Manning. But together, Erika Slezak and Roger Howarth lit up the screen.
“I think anyone who gets to spend any time with Erika will say she’s lovely. There are definitely points along the way that have impact where I know somebody else has had impact on me. And the moment that I started working with Erika was pivotal, and then there’s Vicki’s acceptance of Todd, which let the audience know that Todd was a viable character on a canvas with a lot of other characters.”
Roger recalled, “I felt like I had arrived because I got to work with Erika Slezak. She was always fun, always a pleasure, consistently, solidly, dependably brilliant.”

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Fast-forward to when Howarth became the third actor to take on the role of the Nick Newman’s nemesis on Y&R just over year ago. The fan favorite said he felt, “Zero trepidation’ for being a recast. “I was all in from the from the beginning. I think Josh Griffith (former head writer, Y&R) wrote a really strong entrance and immediately I got to work with Tamara Braun, Sharon Case, Joshua Morrow and Lucas Adams and it felt great from the beginning. I didn’t have time to be trepidatious.”
With all the recent knocks to the head and the battling demons within Matt Clark, Howarth has a bring-it-on attitude at Y&R. Recent scenes had Matt talking to himself in a motel room and fans did not know what version of Matt would emerge. “I enjoy every minute of it. I like how dynamic Matt is. I really appreciate the writing. I think he’s really interesting to play.”
He added, “I think difficulty can kind of sneak up on you when you’re working. If you have to walk into a room crowded with people and say “the ambulance is here,” that can go sideways. I think they’re all challenges and they’re all kind of unique. They are like these little puzzles I like all of them. On that particular day, Elizabeth Hendrickson (Chloe, Y&R) was directing and she was great and gave me really clear direction that this what this moment demands, and this is what we’re asking of you to play Matt this way, and this particular thing, and it was all plotted out, and I didn’t want to let her down.”
As for his Genoa City co-stars, Roger added, “First of all, I just love Joshua Morrow. It kind of begins and ends there. He’s a really lovely dude. I really enjoy working with him and getting to know him a little bit. He’s always fun and always positive and works really hard. I think he’s a terrific actor. He’s the best. And Sharon Case, she’s been so sweet, really terrific and lovely to work with. I’ve really had a great time here. Like, it’s good.”

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WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR MATT CLARK UNDER NEW HEAD WRITERS?
Starting on-screen on November 11, the new material from the co-head writing team of Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor will debut, Howarth has his own thoughts on what he hopes is down the road for Matt on Y&R.
“Part of being in an actor in serial television is to surrender to whatever the writing Gods have in store for you. And I’m down for any and all of it. I’ve gotten to know Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor a little bit. I think they’re really lovely and smart and talented. I would love for Matt Clark to continue to grow and change in any direction,” said Roger.

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A DAYTIME ORIGINAL
We expressed to Roger how his over three decades on and off in daytime drama have truly been memorable and that so many fans are always intrigued and excitement to see him return to their screens in whatever role he plays. Those roles have included: One Life’s Todd, As the World Turns’ Paul Ryan, General Hospital’s Franco Baldwin and Dr. Austin Gatlin-Holt, and now Y&R’s Matt.
“Hearing you saying that now, I think that makes me feel great and I appreciate you saying it. I really love what I do,” shared Roger. “I just feel lucky that I still get to do it. I don’t spend a whole lot of time thinking about all of the times that I’ve had a chance to sing at the ball. I’m just really grateful that I’m still in the game and I really want to keep trying.”
For a preview of what’s coming up for Matt, Howarth teased, “I don’t know how to categorize what’s ahead for the character. I know that I’m in good hands and that I look forward to anything else I might get to do, so please, stay tuned.”
So, what do you think about Roger winning his second Emmy in his career for his performance as Matt Clark on The Young and the Restless? What would you like to see happen to Matt in story in the months to come? What are your thoughts when you look back at the brother/sister duo of Viki and Todd on One Life to Live? Weigh-in via the comment section.
Beyond the Gates
‘Beyond the Gates’ Marquita Goings on Hayley’s Pregnancy, ‘Friendship’ with Leslie, and Working with Timon Kyle Durrett (Exclusive)

When Beyond the Gates concluded last week’s Friday cliffhanger, Hayley (Marquita Goings) received some life-altering news! Up in her suite at the Bowman, she had decided to take a home pregnancy test. As she watched the timer, nervously, when it was time to check the results, it confirmed she was indeed carrying a child. This causes Hayley great angst as she threw it to the wall and screamed, “No!”
This development sideswipes and turns her next move upside down! Previously, Hayley had met with her cousin Randy (Maurice P. Kerry) who finally presented her with the requested new ID to start a new life, and for her to go after another rich man and scam him, like she tried to do with Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durrett).
Hayley’s new identify was to be that of Carey Jenner, …a nanny! Hayley didn’t want anything to do with kids. Randy had told her it was the perfect identify to infiltrate a wealthy man’s home and heart. Now, that Hayley’s pregnant presumably with Bill’s child, what will be her next move?

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THE LATEST IN THE LIFE OF HAYLEY LAWSON HAMILTON
During a livestream chat with Marquita Goings on You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel, the actress talked about what Hayley pregnancy would mean, what other men in the Fairmont Crest universe might she set her sights on, and her odd, yet “friendly” relationship with Leslie (Trisha Mann-Grant), plus working with her leading man, Timon Kyle Durrett, who this week’s goes for gold in the Outstanding Supporting Actor category at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards.
Opening up about Hayley realizing she may be pregnant which prompted the home pregnancy test, Goings shared, “That was good timing with Leslie. With her saying, ‘Oh, you’re gaining weight,’ and Hayley just has to go throw up.”
Now that it has been confirmed that Hayley is pregnant, it will be interesting to see how she plays this off, because as Goings stated, “She said she was pregnant already twice, I think. She was back and forth with Bill, like, ‘Oh, I’m pregnant, and then all this happened, and then losing the baby at Uptown.’ I guess now we’ll have to see (how this plays out).”

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RANDY AND LESLIE UNLIKELY ALLIES?
As for her cousin, Randy, with whom Hayley keeps asking for new passports and fake ID’s, does she have any true familial feelings for him? “A little bit. I hate to say it,” shared Goings. “I feel like Hayley definitely loves her cousin. She appreciates her cousin, but they’ve always had this dynamic to where she’s bossed him around. She’s always helped him in a sense, although he’s helping her too, but when she scams, she’s the one going through everything, making the money. She’s playing him, but deep down, she cares about Randy.”
Beyond the Gates fans love the soapy goodness of two bad girls seemingly becoming frenemies when Leslie paid Hayley’s bail! Now the two chat over food and sundaes, as Hayley’s keeps getting sick at the sight of anything she would have to put down her stomach due to her pregnancy.
“Hayley doesn’t fully trust Leslie. She feels like she’s a scammer and they’re kinda two peas in a pod to some degree,” declared Marquita. “She probably doesn’t trust her because of Hayley knowing her own ways. She’s like, ‘Okay, why does she want to be close?’ But then it’s like, ‘Oh, wait! She bailed me out of jail of all people!”

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TIMON KYLE DURRETT GOES FOR GOLD
While becoming pregnant may have given Hayley a second chance at a marriage of convenience to Bill, who else might Hayley target next? Goings weighed-in, “It definitely needs to be someone with some wealth because of her being money hungry. Like Isaiah (Lami), he doesn’t have anything. So he wouldn’t do her any good. And of course, he could be like eye candy, but he’s already in a relationship and he doesn’t have the tools. So, I don’t know. I don’t know if it would have to be someone new?”
Marquita also had high-praise for her co-star, Timon Kyle Durrett and was thrilled for his Daytime Emmy nomination. “It’s deserving. I cannot wait for the Emmys. I will be there. I have most of my scenes with Timon and I have a lot of fun with him. I also love my scenes with Karla Mosley (Dani Dupree) too. Just working with Karla alone is a joy. She’s amazing. I will say this, being my first time being on a soap, just watching her handle the pacing and just learning all the things, is a great example of how to do this medium.”
So, what do you think of Hayley being pregnant? Will she get Bill to take her back if she is carrying his child? Do you think it could be another man’s baby? What do you think of Hayley being frenemies with Leslie? Are you rooting for Timon Kyle Durrett and Karla Mosley at this week’s Daytime Emmys? Weigh-in below.
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