Former General Hospital star Haley Pullos' staggering net worth after her jail sentence

Former General Hospital star Haley Pullos' net worth has been revealed, as it emerged she will be serving time for the hit-and-run she was involved in last year.

The 25-year-old actress was arrested in Los Angeles on April 29 last year, following a wrong-way crash on a freeway that left the driver of the other car, Courteney Wilder, with serious injuries. Haley was found by law enforcement authorities at the scene of the crash still in her car, and after being extracted by the Pasadena Fire Department.

She was taken to hospital with minor injuries. The actress was later charged by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office with one felony count of DUI, as well as a misdemeanor count of hit-and-run.

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READ MORE: Former General Hospital star Haley Pullos sentenced to 90 days in jail amid DUI case

Almost one year after the crash happened, Haley pleaded no contest to the charges, and surrendered to 90 days in Pasadena City Jail, her attorney Mark Daniel Melnick confirmed.

He revealed she would be sentenced on July 29, and will also serve five years probation, 200 hours of community service and pay $8,260 in restitution to Courteney Wilder. At the time of the crash, TMZ obtained video footage of Haley being rescued by firefighters, and is heard shouting: “This is a $400 f*****g shirt,” causing outrage amongst her fans.

As Haley begins her jail time, it emerged she is worth more than $1 million, after spending more than 20 years in Hollywood. She made her debut in 2002’s Carney Tales, and at age nine, she appeared in the sitcom Til Death, as well as the drama Moonlight.

In 2008, she landed a regular role on Ghost Whisperer alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt, and made appearances in shows such as Dollhouse and The Cleaner. In 2016, she played Addison Pierce in the TV comedy series Mr Student Body President for two years, and in 2018, she won the lead role in the film Good Deed, as well as a supporting role in the festive flick A Royal Christmas Ball.

In 2009, she landed the role of a lifetime when she was cast as Molly Lansing-Davis in the long-running soap opera General Hospital. However, when news broke of her involvement in the DUI crash, she announced she was taking a step back from the show to recover from the incident, and was replaced by Holiday Mia Kriegel, before the role was recast again with Brooke Anne Smith. Haley then entered rehab, after it was reported authorities found mini bottles of tequila in her car following the crash.

As it was confirmed she would be heading to jail, her attorney Mark Daniel Melnick said in a statement that Haley was working on staying sober. “Haley is very grateful to the court for a minimum sentence and for recognizing her remorse and the strides she has made in her sobriety,” he told People.

But Haley’s worries are far from over, as it was reported in January that the other driver involved in the crash had filed a lawsuit seeking damages connected to the crash.

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