Carmen Reyes

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Carmen Reyes

Portrayed by Lillian Hurst

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Appeared in

"Numbers"
"Everybody Hates Hugo"
"Tricia Tanaka Is Dead"
"There's No Place Like Home, Part 1"

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Name

Carmen Reyes

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Status

Alive

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Date of birth

23 September

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Origin

Los Angeles, California, USA

Profession

Housewife

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Family Members

Tito Reyes - Father-in-law
David Reyes - Husband
Diego Reyes - Son
Hugo Reyes - Son
Lisa Reyes - Ex-daughter-in-law

Connection

Hurley's mother

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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Carmen Reyes is Hurley's mother. She is a devout Catholic, and is fluent in Spanish. She is often overbearing towards Hurley. Carmen has at least one other son, Diego Reyes.

Her husband, David Reyes left the family about 17 years before Hurley came to the Island. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

When Hurley became reclusive and practically catatonic after the deck accident, she had him committed to the Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute. He later moved back in with her after his condition improved. She is the heir to Hurley's millions, although she doesn't know this. ("Numbers") ("Dave")

When Hugo won the lottery using the Numbers, she was affected by his bad luck as well. Her father Tito died of a heart attack during a press conference; her other son, Diego, moved back in after his wife Lisa (whom Carmen refers to as "that whore") eloped with a waitress; and she broke her ankle while getting out of the car to see the new house Hugo had bought her with his winnings. The house subsequently caught fire. ("Numbers")  ("Everybody Hates Hugo")

She later shared a mansion with Hugo in Los Angeles. Worried that Hugo was obsessed with the idea of being cursed, she called her estranged husband -- he moved back in and they became intimate again, to Hugo's disgust. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

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