Soap Opera Kids: Who Plays Charlotte Cassadine On GH? Meet Scarlett Fernandez!

General Hospital’s (GH) little cutie Scarlett Fernandez has won hearts over everywhere. Now let us help help you get to know the face behind the part of Charlotte Cassadine a little better.

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Scarlett Fernandez is a newcomer to daytime, but got her start in acting as a newborn. Scarlett shot a role in the ABC show “Broken” which is produced by Reese Witherspoon and starring Penelope Ann Miller, Blair Underwood, and T.R. Knight.

You can also find her in the national commercial for Ross stores. So it sounds like her acting career is really starting to take off! There’s no doubt that she’s extremely talented and such an adorable child!

GH Star Scarlett Fernandez News And Updates

Scarlett Fernandez originated the part of Charlotte Cassadine on General Hospital and made her first appearance in a picture on September 21, 2016 and made her first actual appearance on October 13, 2016. Immediately everyone was drawn to this child and felt sorry her because of the storyline.

When she came on the show it was told that she is the child of Claudette Beaulieu (Bree Williamson). Claudette led Nathan West (Ryan Peavey) to believe he was her father, then when it came out that he wasn’t she led Griffin Munro (Matt Cohen) to believe he was. So this left little Charlotte being passed around and not knowing who her real father was.

Later it came out that Claudette was just the surrogate and she really belonged to Lulu Spencer (Emme Rylan) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart). The on screen connection that Scarlett has with James Patrick Stuart is amazing! She calls him papa and the love in her eyes when he walks in the room will just melt your heart!

Scarlett Fernandez has really done a phenomenal job with her part of Charlotte Cassadine and is very talented. We wish her nothing but success and know she will make it big! Make sure to stay tuned to ABC’s General Hospital to see her in action.

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