Amanda Davies, known for her role in the famous soap opera “One Life to Live,” has died at the age of 42.

The news of her death was released on the official fan club website of her mother, Erika Slezak, an Emmy Award-winning actress, on Monday, January 29, 2024.

Slezak is recognized for her enduring portrayal of Victoria “Viki” Lord in “One Life to Live,” a role she sustained for more than 40 years.

Davies’ role in “One Life to Live” was notable as she portrayed a younger version of her mother’s character in 2003.

Her performance in this role not only demonstrated her acting ability but also represented a family tradition in daytime TV.

The soap opera, which aired on ABC from 1968 to 2012, garnered acclaim for its pioneering storylines and diverse cast, cultivating a dedicated fan base over the years.

The Davies family has deep roots in the entertainment industry. Amanda’s father, Brian Davies, is a renowned actor with roles in “The Age of Innocence,” “Convoy,” and “American Gigolo.”

Being raised in such a family, Amanda had a unique insight into and comprehension of the entertainment industry from an early age.

Recent times have seen the “One Life to Live” community mourning several losses, notably that of Kamar de los Reyes, who was known for his role as Antonio Vega on the show. Reyes died in December at age 56 after a fight with cancer.

As tributes continue to flow, it is clear that Amanda Davies’ involvement in “One Life to Live,” while brief, was impactful.

Her role added a new layer to the show and provided a unique link between the character of Victoria Lord and the audience, further enhancing the show’s legacy.

The portrayal of Victoria Lord by Erika Slezak for several decades remains a key highlight in daytime television. Amanda’s contribution to “One Life to Live” reinforced the family’s ongoing connection to the show, establishing a legacy that transcends the screen.