“Days of Our Lives” actor Bill Hayes, known for his role opposite real-life wife Susan Seaforth, has passed away. The couple met on set in 1970, marrying four years later on October 12, 1974. Their on-screen characters mirrored reality, exchanging vows on the show in October 1976, with the surprising detail that the couple used their real wedding vows. Hayes and Seaforth’s on and off-screen connection captivated fans for decades. TMZ reports the actor’s passing without specifying the cause. The couple’s enduring love story, uniting both in real life and on the screen, leaves an indelible mark on the show’s history. Hayes’ contribution to the soap opera and the genuine connection he shared with Seaforth will be remembered by fans worldwide.
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