Soap opera veteran Eva LaRue recently added to her family in the most surprising and happy way. The recent Young and the Restless star revealed some unexpected news, but it might not be what you think.
Eva LaRue Makes A Surprising Family Announcement
The former Celeste Rosales actor and All My Children alum, took to Instagram to make let the world know she had a new sister, thanks to a DNA test!
“It’s A Girl!! We Expanded Our Family!” she wrote alongside photos of her whole family. “Thanks To #23AndMe -We Are Suddenly 4 Sisters (and Brother of course)! Sometimes, While You’re Minding Your Own Beeswax, Life Throws You A Huge Plot Twist! Our New Family Members Fit Right In Like We’ve Been Together All A Long.
“What A Crazy Miracle To Be Connected Through Relatively New DNA Technology,” she continued. “So Many Feelings, Revelations And Puzzles To Wade Through And Piece Together. How Weird, Wonderful And Incredible This Life. ♥️ #whatagift ! #nieceandnephew #specialdelivery @23andme #dna #family #from4siblingsto5 #grateful ♥️♥️♥️”
LaRue’s former All My Children co-star Alicia Minshew (ex-Kendall Hart) replied with “Wowww amazing ❤️❤️.” Many other friends and fans replied with their congratulations for Eva LaRue and her family.
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In addition to her recent role on Y&R, La Rue is probably best known for her role as Dr. Maria Santos Grey on AMC, which she portrayed off and on from 1993 to 2011. She also appeared as Margot Collins on Santa Barbara in 1988.
Soap Hub sends congratulations to Eva LaRue and her siblings. You can see the details of her announcement in her post below.
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