Los Angeles (CNN) — Daytime soap “All My Children” may have finally reached the end of its run, according to an actress on the show.
The iconic drama, which moved from television to the Internet after ABC canceled it, will not return for a second online season, Debbi Morgan tweeted this week.
Morgan, who played Dr. Angie Hubbard, revealed the news when a fan asked her via Twitter if rumors of the show’s demise were true. “So sorry to say, Kristin…but yes it is,” Morgan responded.
Prospect Park Productions, the company that contracted with Disney-owned ABC to keep “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” alive online, did not immediately respond to CNN calls for confirmation or comment.
Source: CNN
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