For years, Robin Strasser (ex-Dorian) and Kristen Alderson (ex-Starr) have been the best of friends and the best of co-stars. On One Life to Live, Kristen was only six-years-old when she began her journey as Todd and Blair’s daughter and met the iconic Strasser.

Now in 2024, Kristen is a new mom to her baby girl, Kiera. Strasser, who lives in New York, along with her best friend, John, traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, just a few days ago to visit the Alderson family and spend the day with Kiera.

Taking to her Instagram a very happy Kristen shared, “Look at who came to visit today! Robin & her bestie John! Robin and I got all misty eyed when she met Kiera today!”

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In a very touching part of her post, Alderson expressed, “Robin is such a special person in my life, it means so much to me that we’re as close as we are. She’s just the best❤️ A great day of laughs & a great brunch spread😍”

Robin added, “I’ve been smiling since I met her. I’m a big softie for babies, but what a doll Kiera is!” The Daytime Emmy-winning star, also shared, “I’m so grateful for my ongoing friendship with Kris and Kathy. Amazing women and loyal friends!”

What do you think about Kristen and Robin’s enduring friendship and recalling their time on One Life to Live? Comment below.

Not good news for the second season of the comedy series Uncoupled starring Neil Patrick Harris and former One Life to Live favorite Tuc Watkins (ex-David Vickers).

Showtime, who saved the series from extinction after Netflix, has now decided to not move forward with it for its sophomore season.  Uncoupled comes from Darren Star (ex-Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place, Sex and the City, Emily in Paris) and Modern Family veteran, Jeffrey Richman.

According to Deadline, “Showtime’s creative team was to put the project into redevelopment to tailor it to the network’s sensibilities, and the decision not to do a second season came after months of work on that.”

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In addition, Neil Patrick Harris shared back in June that season 2 of the show was supposed to start production last July but got waylaid due to the WGA strike. Sources reported to Deadline that Uncoupled had been gearing up to start shooting Season 2 in May 2024 with the 10 scripts mostly ready to go.

Uncoupled was believed to be outlined to be a part of “Metro Cultures” for Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios & Paramount Media Networks. “Metro Cultures” has previously spotlighted shows such as The L Word and The Chi and the limited series Fellow Travelers which starred Matt Bomer(ex-Ben, Guiding Light) and Jonathan Bailey.

In the premise of Uncoupled, Michael, played by Harris, is a real estate broker in his late 40s who thought his relationship with Colin (Tuc Watkins) would last forever. Now that he’s been dumped, he must confront his self-absorbed, overbearing tendencies and re-enter the dating scene. Meanwhile, Colin is a wealth manager who was never very open about his emotions — which is why he walked out on Michael without any explanation. Hence the story of the series went on from here.

So, sorry to hear that ‘Uncoupled’ is now canceled once again? Comment below.

Last week This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman revealed on social media that production is underway for his new series with a shot of Oscar nominee, Sterling K. Brown (American Fiction, ex-Randall, This Is Us).

Fogelman and Brown previously revealed back in April of 2023 that they were collaborating on a new thriller for Hulu called Paradise City.  In it, Brown stars as the head of security for a former president. Both Brown and Fogelman are listed as two of the executive producers of the series.

Now comes word that former One Life to Live favorite, Tuc Watkins will soon be seen in a recurring role in Paradise City. He joins other notables attached to the project including: James Marsden, Julianne Nicholson, and Sarah Shahi.

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Soap fans remember Tuc’s performances as One Life to Live’s David Vickers, a role he played and relished from 1994-1996 and then again from 2001-2013; including being a part of the final episodes of the show on ABC, and then reprising the role in Prospect Park’s reboot of the show.

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Most recently, Tuc has appeared in the series Uncoupled, The Other Two, and Black Monday. On stage, Watkins co-starred in Inheritance at The Geffen Theatre, and the Broadway production of The Boys in the Band as well as the Netflix film version opposite Jim Parsons and Matt Bomer.

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No word yet on a timetable for the release of Paradise City, or more details on Watkins recurring role, but we will keep you updated when the information becomes available.

So, looking forward to seeing Tuc in the thriller from Dan Fogelman and Sterling K. Brown? Comment below.