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The world of daytime television is mourning the loss of Eileen Fulton, a cherished actress best known for her iconic role on the long-running soap opera, 'As the World Turns.' Fulton passed away peacefully on July 14th at the age of 91, following a period of declining health. Her passing marks the end of an era for fans of the show and a significant loss for the entertainment industry.

For over two decades, Fulton captivated audiences as Lisa Hughes/Ann Delos on 'As the World Turns,' a role that cemented her status as a soap opera legend. She joined the series in 1979 and remained a beloved presence until 2010, becoming synonymous with the show's dramatic twists and turns. Her portrayal of the complex character, navigating love, loss, and family secrets, resonated deeply with viewers across generations.

Beyond her celebrated work on 'As the World Turns,' Fulton enjoyed a successful career in theatre, showcasing her versatility and talent on the stage. She consistently delivered compelling performances, proving her dedication to the craft. Details regarding her theatre work are currently being compiled and will be shared as they become available.

Fulton’s contributions to daytime television were formally recognized when she received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination. This acknowledgement of her exceptional talent further solidified her legacy in the industry. Furthermore, she was honoured with the prestigious Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award, a testament to her enduring impact and profound influence on the world of daytime drama.

The news of Fulton’s death has been met with an outpouring of grief and tributes from fellow actors, fans, and industry professionals. Many have taken to social media to share their fond memories of her work and express their condolences to her family. Her warmth, professionalism, and talent will be deeply missed.

Eileen Fulton’s legacy extends far beyond the screen. She represented the golden age of soap operas and inspired countless aspiring actors. Her portrayal of Lisa Hughes/Ann Delos remains a benchmark for dramatic storytelling in the genre. She leaves behind a rich body of work and a lasting impact on the hearts of those who watched her grace their television screens for so many years.

Details regarding memorial services and arrangements are yet to be announced. The entertainment world extends its deepest sympathies to Fulton's loved ones during this difficult time.