“All My Children” superstar Susan Lucci appeared radiant in a new social media photo alongside her glam girlfriends.
In a photo shared on Instagram on February 27, 2026, the soap opera legend posed alongside former Food Network star Sandra Lee, journalist Joan Lunden, and entertainment manager Laura Morton. The group smiled for the camera, sporting chic fashion looks, as required by the establishment.
The image was taken at LaBoca in the Faena NYC. Lucci captioned the photo, “Striking a pose at LaBoca in the Faena NYC—great Latin music/Argentine cuisine/and that great Latin vibe!”
Susan Lucci Enjoyed a ‘Girls Night Out’ With Her Close Pals
Susan Lucci’s fans adored the image, and its fashion took some social media users back to her days on “All My Children,” where she played the fabulous Erica Kane for an astonishing 41 years in total. The role scored her one Emmy win, on May 21, 1999, after 19 nominations over 20 years.
“Gorgeous ladies having fun,” wrote one Instagram user. A second wrote, “You look just like your days on ‘All My Children.'”
“I absolutely love your outfit,” exclaimed a third follower. A fourth penned, “Four gorgeous ladies having fun.”
What is Susan Lucci Doing Now?
After ending her history-making “All My Children” run in 2011, Susan Lucci spent her time at her home in Garden City, New York, with her husband Helmut Huber. The couple has two children, Liza and Andreas, reported USA Today.
The daytime soap opera legend faced unimaginable loss when Huber died in 2022. She told the news outlet she felt like “half a person” in the weeks and months after his death.
She channeled her grief and the positive signs that helped her along in her journey in a new memoir, “La Lucci.” The actress said her husband was a force to be reckoned with.
“He was larger than life, one of one and very authentic, very comfortable in his own skin. And as our daughter-in-law in Europe said, ‘You just always felt safe with Helmut.’ You always felt like he knew what to do, and he would do it, and you’d have a great time in his company. You’d be laughing the whole time, too,” she told USA Today.
Throughout her grief journey, Lucci said, “My husband’s friends stayed with me, my friends, our friends, and I feel so incredibly grateful for them. We have a lot of laughs. We do things together, and I’m just so happy to be in their company. They helped me stand up when I didn’t think I could.”
“La Lucci” was released on February 3, 2026. It is a follow-up to her first memoir, “All My Life,” published in 2011.
