Greg Vaughan’s Net Worth, Height, Age, & Personal Info Wiki

The popular Aaron Spelling NBC series “Malibu Shores,” in which Vaughan achieved his television series breakthrough as Josh Walker, served as the launch pad for his acting career. Subsequently, which spun off into “Beverly Hills 90210,” in which Vaughan played Cliff Yeager, was the beginning of Vaughan’s acting career (1996-1997).

After starring in a few modest independent films, he was cast in the well-known cult movies “Poison Ivy” and “Children of the Corn V” before transitioning to film. Greg worked as a guest star on several television shows. Soon after, Dan Gordon, a series regular on Charmed, was created for Vaughan by Spelling Entertainment (1999-2000).

Kevin Williams’ much-anticipated pilot, Milo Mosley in “Glory Days,” was cast starring Vaughan. Following its brief stint on television, Vaughan made his debut in daytime drama as Diego on CBS’s “Young & the Restless.” He was nominated for “Daytime Best Newcomer” in 2001, and “People Magazine” named him “One of the Sexiest Men Alive” in 2002.

Before switching from one daytime drama to another, including appearances as guests on both “Will & Grace” and “Still Standing.” The chance for Vaughan to acquire the prominent character role of Lucky Spencer on “General Hospital” (2003–2009) appears to have sprung from out of nowhere. 

Greg took the risk to make an appearance on the popular CW show “90210,” which was followed by the independent film “Borderline Murder,” as well as roles on TNT’s “The Closer,” ABC’s “Jane by Design,” ABC’s “Good Christian Belles,” and Fox’s “Lucifer.”

His accomplishments also include landing prominent roles in Hallmark Network’s original television movies such as “Love’s Christmas Journey,” “Second Chances,” “The Christmas Note,” “Valentine’s Again,” and “A Very Country Christmas.”

His supporters and the numerous “Daytime” viewers were aware of his remarkable acting prowess. Eventually, Vaughan played “Days of our Lives” most adored character Eric Brady (2012 – 2015). Given a chance to play Calvin, a married police officer and Nova Bordelon’s covert boyfriend in OWN’s “Queen Sugar” (2016), which was conceived and Executive Produced by director Ava DuVernay and Oprah Winfrey.

After finishing his critically praised time on “Queen Sugar,” Vaughan was given a chance to return to the stage in NBC’s longest-running soap opera, “Days of our Lives.” Vaughan’s talent was recognized for this achievement with the 2018 Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Daytime Series. (4)