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Rhett Wellington and Haley Lohlri | Sources: instagram/rhettwellington | instagram/haleylohrli
Rhett Wellington and Haley Lohlri | Sources: instagram/rhettwellington | instagram/haleylohrli

'My Duplicated Husband' Cast: Inside the Twisted Story of Esther, Killian, and More

Maria Claudine Varela
Apr 06, 2026
08:00 A.M.

The mystery in "My Duplicated Husband" isn’t just about what happened; it’s about who can still be trusted after everything changes. As the story unfolds, the cast brings each twist to life in ways that keep the tension quietly building.

Not every story starts with a mystery—some begin with something much worse.

In "My Duplicated Husband," Esther’s life is already falling apart before anything strange even happens. What follows isn’t just about a man coming back—it’s about trying to understand which version of him is real.

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"Coming Soon" poster for "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

"Coming Soon" poster for "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

What Really Happens in "My Duplicated Husband"

The story opens on Esther and her husband Carl during what should have been a meaningful moment—their fifth wedding anniversary.

Instead, it turns into a breaking point. Esther wants out of the marriage, especially after blaming Carl’s negligence for their daughter Amy’s death. But Carl refuses, and the situation turns violent.

Haley Lohrli as Esther in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: reelshortapp

Haley Lohrli as Esther in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: reelshortapp

In the middle of that confrontation, Carl dies.

Panicked, Esther hides what happened. She cleans everything up, buries his body in the backyard, and tries to move on—at least for the night.

Then the next morning, Carl shows up at the door.

Alive. Calm. Acting like nothing happened.

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

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From there, the story shifts into something much more unsettling. The man in front of her looks like Carl, but he doesn’t behave like the one she buried. He’s kinder, more protective—closer to the version of him she once loved back in high school.

But that only makes things worse.

Because soon, another body is found—one that matches Carl. And now the question isn’t just what happened that night… it’s who she actually killed.

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Esther (played by Haley Lohrli)

Esther is a woman trying to break free from a troubled marriage after blaming her husband for their daughter’s death. But just as she reaches her limit, everything takes a turn that pulls her deeper into a mystery she can’t explain.

Haley Lohrli as Esther in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Haley Lohrli as Esther in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Haley Lohrli is an actress who has worked across a number of vertical dramas and film projects. Her credits include "The Double Life of a Billionaire Heiress," "Love & Open Marriage," and "I Am the Mafia Girl Boss and He’s My Man." Her background shows a mix of film and TV work, along with ongoing training in acting.

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Carl… or Not Carl? (played by Rhett Wellington)

Carl is Esther’s husband, whose death sets the story in motion—only for him to return under circumstances that don’t make sense. The contrast between the man Esther knew and the one who comes back becomes central to the story.

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Rhett Wellington as Carl in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Rhett Wellington is known for his work in vertical dramas, particularly in romance and fantasy-driven series. His previous roles include "The Vampire Prince’s Bride," "Reborn for the Lycan King," and "Leaving My Alpha Husband in Ice Cold Regret." He has built a steady presence in the vertical drama space through multiple leading roles.

Sharon White (played by Alexandria Watts)

Sharon is Carl’s mistress and plays a key role in the conflict surrounding Esther’s life. She is also pregnant with Carl’s child and attempts to take over Esther’s position, both personally and professionally.

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Alexandria Watts as Sharon White in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Alexandria Watts as Sharon White in "My Duplicated Husband" | Source: youtube/reelshortapp

Alexandria Watts has appeared in a wide range of vertical dramas and is known for taking on both lead and supporting roles. Her credits include "My Professor Is My Alpha Mate," "The Reborn Wife’s Redemption," and "The Love War Between My CEOs."

She has been active in ReelShort productions since around 2023 and continues to work across multiple projects in the genre

Officer Paul (played by Chase Mattson)

Officer Paul is assigned to investigate the case after a body matching Carl is discovered, bringing law enforcement into the unfolding mystery.

Chase Mattson is a model and actor who has appeared in several vertical dramas. His credits include "In the Palm of His Hand," "The Contract with My Mini Me," and "You Messed with the CEO’s Wife." Outside of acting, he is known for his active lifestyle and background in sports.

Teen Carl / Teen Killian (played by Josh Welles)

Young Carl represents the earlier version of the character—the one Esther fell in love with during their younger years.

Josh Welles is a rising actor in the vertical drama space. Originally from Montana, he started out as a football player before pursuing acting after an injury ended his athletic career. He has appeared in projects such as "The Lost Quarterback Returns," "How to Dump a Hockey Star," and "Ms. Swan, Teach Me Love."

What makes "My Duplicated Husband" work is how clearly it shows the contrast.

One version of Carl represents everything Esther wanted to escape. The other feels like someone she once loved—and maybe still does.

The cast leans into that tension, letting the story unfold without rushing to explain it. And in a series where the same face can mean two completely different people, that’s what keeps it engaging.

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