sammy was married to e.j. on days of our lives.
sammy was married to e.j. on days of our lives.
who is sammy married to on days of our lives?
e.j.
after traveling the amateur race car circuit with her stepfather, frank dean, young sammy jo dean is sent to denver to stay with her aunt, krystle, who has recently married millionaire blake carrington. sammy jo becomes romantically involved with blake's son, steven, who has been struggling with his sexuality. neither blake nor his ex-wife, alexis, particularly care for sammy jo, who is a bit common for their tastes. sammy jo and steven elope, much to the disapproval of the rest of the family. it soon becomes clear that sammy jo has married steven for his money, as she starts buying expensive clothes and charging them to blake. sammy jo overhears steven talking with alexis about the secret possibility that blake is not fallon's biological father. later, while drunk and arguing with fallon at a party, sammy jo confronts fallon with this revelation. a pregnant fallon drives off upset and crashes her car, resulting in an emergency c-section. when alexis learns that it was sammy jo who told fallon that blake was not her father, she offers sammy jo a check for $20,000 to sign a declaration stating that she and steven never consummated their marriage so that it can be annulled. sammy jo refuses to sign, and instead blackmails alexis by threatening to show steven the declaration. sammy jo takes the $20,000 and leaves denver. steven follows her to hollywood, but she rejects him, telling him that he cannot give her the material things that she wants.
sammy jo carrington
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