DAYS spoilers photos for Tuesday, July 5, 2022, are here! Catch a glimpse of your favorite Salemites stirring up drama. This is going to be an episode you will not want to miss.
DAYS Spoilers
It’s another day of sad goodbyes for Julie Williams (Susan Seaforth Hayes) and Doug Williams (Bill Hayes). This time, it’s Ciara Brady Weston (Victoria Konefal) announcing her departure from Salem. She and Ben Weston (Robert Scott Wilson) are preparing for a big adventure.
While saying farewell is hard, the couple is happy to see the young lovebirds living their life. Rafe Hernandez (Galen Gering) will be too when he shows up and hears the news. So long, former stepdaughter. Have a good time on the open waters.
Seeing Ciara off is not the only reason Rafe is at the Williams’ house. He has news for them and needs to talk over a few things. Will he deliver a bombshell that will turn their smiles into frowns?
Days of our Lives Spoilers Photos
Days of our Lives History
DAYS made its debut in 1965 and is one of the longest-running daytime soap operas in American history. It has outlasted other soaps to become a mainstay for many households. Needless to say, decades of storylines have kept viewers locked in and wanting more. It was developed as a half-hour soap opera for NBC by prolific soap scribe Irna Phillips along with her longtime director, Ted Corday, and Allan Chase. Corday’s son, Ken Corday, continues the family tradition by serving as executive producer.
From Sami Brady’s (Alison Sweeney) crazy schemes to Victor Kiriakis’s (John Aniston) one-liners to the epic love story of John Black (Drake Hogestyn) and Marlena Evans (Deidre Hall), DAYS knows how to entertain and keep fans coming back for more. Fans love their daytime soap operas and the excitement in Salem is non-stop.
DAYS: Bringing the Drama
Days of our Lives (DOOL) airs weekdays on NBC. Check your local listings for airtimes. For more about what’s coming up in Salem, check out all the latest that’s been posted on DAYS spoilers, and for an in-depth look at the show’s history, click here.
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