Days of our Lives spoilers for Tuesday, August 6th, 2024 tease a drama-filled, eye-opening catch-up, a crazy lady putting a plot into motion, and more.
Days of our Lives Spoilers
Much has transpired while Alex (Robert Scott Wilson) was otherwise engaged –literally and figuratively. Look for a teary-eyed Stephanie to update him on Everett’s (Blake Berris) fatal OD (which the police are treating as deliberate on the part of his alternate personality — don’t ask!) and for the two to realize that, with Alex moving out of the Kiriakis manse and back into his bachelor pad, they’ll once again be neighbors.
Opposite, Paulina (Jackée Harry) joins Acting Police Commissioner Hunter (Elia Cantu) for an update on the investigation of Rafe’s (Galen Gering) stabbing. And while madame Mayor will be content with taking Everett’s suicide note-cum-confession to the crime at face value, Jada will insist that there’s more to the story. MUCH more.
Elsewhere, Connie (Julie Dove) promises Li’s (Remington Hoffman) that she’ll avenge him but good. After all, it’s Gabi (Cherie Jimenez) and Stefan’s (Brandon Barash) fault that she went and stabbed him to death. They must be made to pay. (It all makes sense in her warped mind, so just go with it!)
Finally, Days of our Lives spoilers have Gabi venting her frustrations to Stefan. There’s trouble afoot at DiMera (isn’t there always), and there’s that overly enthusiastic Connie, and…well, she doesn’t like seeing him talking with that Vitali woman. What’s that all about?
Do you think that Alex and Stephanie are endgame? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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