Tina Clayton Lord

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Tina Clayton Lord Roberts Roberts Roberts Rogan Vickers

Krista Tesreau, the most recent actress to play Tina Lord.
First appearance 1978
Last appearance 1997
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Gender Female
Age 40s
Occupation Professional Shopper
Family Various
Relationships Cord Roberts (divorced)
Cain Rogan (invalid)
David Vickers (divorced)
Children C.J. Roberts, Sarah Roberts
Relatives Various
Portrayed by Andrea Evans
Kelli Maroney
Marsha Clark
Karen Witter
Krista Tesreau

Tina Clayton Lord was a fictional character on the daytime drama One Life to Live.

The role was originated by actress Andrea Evans in 1978, whose first stint lasted until 1981. The character was twice recast in 1984 by Kelli Maroney and Marsha Clark. In 1985, Evans returned, and played role until 1990. The same year, the role was recast again with Karen Witter, who played the part for four years. The final casting of Tina was in 1994, with Krista Tesreau, who played the role for two years. In 1996, Tina was written off the show. In early 1997, Tesreau briefly reprised the role to facilitate the departure of John Loprieno (who played Cord Roberts).

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1987 Soap Opera Digest cover featuring Andrea Evans as Tina Lord, flanked by John Loprieno (as Cord Roberts, left) and James DePaiva (as Max Holden, right)
1987 Soap Opera Digest cover featuring Andrea Evans as Tina Lord, flanked by John Loprieno (as Cord Roberts, left) and James DePaiva (as Max Holden, right)

A sixteen year old Tina Clayton arrived in Llanview in 1978 to stay with her godmother, Viki Lord Riley, after the death of her mother. Initially depicted as a sweet and naive, as the years went on Tina became more scheming, greedy, and manipulative. Her estranged father Ted Clayton came to town to swindle money out of Viki and Tina; when he was ultimately killed, and Tina left town.

In 1984, after a two year hiatus from Llanview, Tina returned after having discovered that Ted Clayton wasn't her biological father. The following year, it was revealed that Tina had been sired by Viki's father, Victor Lord. Tina reveled in her newly discovered heiress status, but was soon manipulated by charismatic schemer Mitch Laurence, who sought her inheritance. When Tina interfered in Mitch's plan to frame Viki for murder, Tina was herself accused of the crime; she was later exonerated, but used Viki's mental illness to gain control of the Lord fortune.

With Viki well and the sisters reconciled, Tina found herself attracted to the good-natured Cord Roberts; when she found out he was secretly brother-in-law Clint Buchanan's son, she raced to marry him. The two often clashed, and had frequent breakups and makeups. After having been married (and divorced) three times, Tina and Cord called it quits for good in the early-mid 1990s. Tina went on to become romantically involved with con men Cain Rogan and David Vickers, both of whom she had short-lived marriages to. In 1996, Tina left Llanview with she and Cord's two children, C.J. and Sarah, and moved to Baltimore, Maryland—where she became a professional shopper for Logan's Department Store.

In 2003, Tina and Cord's daughter Sarah (now calling herself "Flash") returned to Llanview. It was then revealed that during Tina's hiatus from town, she had taken back up with Cain Rogan and proceeded to disappear.

[edit] Family, Marriages, Children & Entanglements

[edit] Parents

[edit] Siblings

[edit] Marital Status

  • Divorced

[edit] Past Marriages

  • Cord Roberts (1986-1987, divorced; 1988-1990, divorced; 1991-1993, divorced)
  • Cain Rogan (1994, invalid)
  • David Vickers (1995, divorced)

[edit] Children

[edit] Courtships/Affairs

  • Johnny Dee Hesser (1990)
  • Patrick London (1988)
  • Max Holden (1987-1988)
  • Richard Abbott (1986)
  • Mitch Laurence (1984-1985)
  • Johnny Drummund (1980)
  • Greg Huddleston (1978-1979)

[edit] Other notable relatives


Tina Lord Roberts actresses
Andrea Evans Kelli Maroney Marsha Clark Andrea Evans Karen Witter Krista Tesreau
1978 – 1981 1984 1984 – 1985 1985 – 1990 1990 – 1994 1994 – 1997

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