Title: Carly Hughes Joins General Hospital as Deception’s Attorney, Elise
Subtitle: The talented actress brings her charm and humor to the courtroom
Date: August 28, 2021
In a surprising turn of events, General Hospital has enlisted the hilarious Carly Hughes to represent the troubled cosmetics brand, Deception, in court. Facing tough opposition from All My Children barrister Jackson Montgomery, Deception couldn’t have found a more perfect advocate.
Carly Hughes, who will make her debut as Deception’s attorney, Elise, on the week of August 28, is no stranger to the screen. Fans of the popular ABC hitcom American Housewife will recognize her from her role as the lovable character who enjoyed “second breakfast.” She has also made appearances on Dynasty and starred in Lifetime’s The Christmas Edition.
The addition of Hughes to the General Hospital cast has impressed fellow actors, with Lynn Herring, who plays Lucy, expressing her astonishment at her new co-star’s talent. In an interview with Soap Opera Digest, Herring raved about Hughes, stating, “She just played everything so well and is just adorable and charming. I told [our casting director], ‘She’s got to come back.'”
With the anticipation building, fans can’t help but imagine the chemistry Hughes will have on screen, particularly in scenes with Scotty and/or Diane. General Hospital viewers are eagerly awaiting the courtroom showdown and watching Elise work her magic to help Deception and Lucy out of their predicament.
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General Hospital continues to deliver exciting storylines and surprise cast additions, keeping fans on their toes. With Carly Hughes on board, the courtroom drama is sure to be entertaining and full of unexpected twists. Tune in to General Hospital to catch Carly Hughes in action as she brings her charm and talent to the world of Port Charles.
Disclaimer: This article is based on fictional events and characters from the television show General Hospital. Any resemblance to real events or persons is purely coincidental.