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Robin Christopher (born June 18, 1965 in Revere, Massachusetts) is an American actress.

Christopher is known for having played the same character, Skye Chandler, on ABC's three daytime soap operas: All My Children (1987-1991, 2000), One Life to Live (1999-2001) and General Hospital (since 2001). She also portrayed Lorna Devon on Another World (1994-1997).

When Robin first began playing the role of Skye Chandler, the character was known as Antoinette Patterson Chandler. Over the years, the characters married, divorced, remarried, redivorced, and at one point even believed she'd discovered her biological family, the Quartermaines. While occasionally referred to as 'Skye Quartermaine', in 2005 it was revealed on-air that the character's legal name was Skye Chandler.

In 1993, Robin guest starred in the final two episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's first season, "Duet" and "In the Hands of the Prophets", as the Bajoran engineer Neela.

She married former Another World co-star Matt Crane in 2000. In 2004 they had their first child, August Christopher and in 2006 they had their second child, Gianna Maria. Her daughter Gianna Maria plays her daughter on General Hospital as Lila Rae Quartermaine, the daughter of Skye and Lorenzo Alcazar.

Her family's original surname is DiCristoforo, and they are of Italian descent (see[1]) and Robin had a "strict Catholic upbringing" (see [2]).

Television Filmography

• All My Children as Skye Chandler (1987-1991, 2000)
• Another World as Lorna Devon (1994-1997)
• One Life to Live as Skye Chandler (1999-2001)
• General Hospital as Skye Chandler "Quartermaine" (2001-present)

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