She spent 38 years on the daytime soap and also had a role on 'Star Trek,' as well as a long list of TV shows.
Hays played the role of Kim Sullivan Hughes for 38 years on the daytime soap, “As the World Turns.” She was on the show from 1972 until the series concluded in 2010.
She also appeared on another daytime soap, “Guiding Light.” There was a long list, too, of television appearances outside of the soaps for Hays, who was born, Kay Piper. She also had roles on shows such as “Bonanza,” “The Virginian,” and “Mannix,” “Law & Order,” and “Law and Order: SVU.” She also had a famous role on Star Trek in 1966, playing the Minaran empath Gem.Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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