While chaos erupts in the DiMera crypt as Days of our Lives spoilers for December 22 tease the captives meeting their ...

Merry Christmas! Although the Horton Christmas Party is delayed, Days of Our LIves spoilers for the week of 12-22-25 promise ...

After Peter’s arrival within the crypt, the DiMera clan is rescued while Chad and Thomas make peace on Days of Our Lives ...

Days of our Lives spoilers for December 8-12, 2025 tease a shocking discovery in the crypt after more DiMeras were put at risk this week. Chad is the latest DiMera Captive in the crypt. Brady ...

I can’t stand this DiMera kidnapping story. I’ve always loved Days of Our Lives because it mixed groundbreaking, realistic stories with family drama, but those days are over… at least for now. Days of ...

Mysteries are deepening on Days of Our Lives as more members of the DiMera family go missing. At the same time, EJ has a memory trigger that he fails to understand. Meanwhile, Rachel develops an ...

It's hard to tell if Sophia (Rachel Boyd) has been faking her catatonic state this whole time or whether knowing Tate's (Leo Howard) sister was nearby woke her up. Either way, she is now standing in ...

“Days of Our Lives” spoilers for the week of December 1-5 reveal that Maggie is stunned by Sarah’s revelation. Cat triggers something in EJ, and Sophia shocks Rachel. Meanwhile, Kristen and Tony give ...

Days of Our Lives Spoilers For Next Two Weeks (November 24–December 5, 2025) set intense drama in motion as secret guilt rises, kidnappings spiral, and hospital fears shake Salem. Families face ...

Days of Our Lives spoilers reveal Sophia breaks her silence with Rachel at Bayview. Her brother said she couldn’t talk — she just did. What is Sophia hiding? Sophia Choi has been sitting in Bayview ...

Rachel Black sets her sights on Sarah Kiriakis while Xander Kiriakis thanks Brady Black on Days of Our Lives Thursday spoilers. TL;DR: Days of Our Lives Thursday spoilers reveal that Rachel Black is ...

The car-shopping conversation understandably gets dominated by SUVs. After all, it’s what people want these days, and the top-selling non-pickup-truck vehicles tend to be high-riding family haulers.