Days of our Lives 2-week spoilers reveal that Tate Black gets released from the halfway house. Plus, Konstantin Meleounis makes a big mistake. Finally, Steve Olson returns to Salem later this spring. All this and more to come to the NBC Peacock exclusive during the week of April 1-12, 2024.
Days of our Lives 2-Week Spoilers: Tate Black Freed from Custody
DOOL 2-week spoilers report that Tate Black (Jamie Martin Mann) gets his walking papers. Plus, the actor portraying Tate will be replaced by Leo Howard at the end of the week of April 1, 2024. The young man has been in trouble ever since his wanna-be girlfriend overdosed on New Year’s Eve. He was blamed for drugging her in her fancy blue dress during their special date.
First, Tate Black was wrongly put in jail. DA EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) threw the book at him for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Now, Tate resides in Salem’s halfway house on Days of our Lives after spending time in a juvie rehab facility first. Poor Tate!
However, he knows Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) took those drugs on her own accord on DOOL. Recent episodes show Holly confessing to EJ, her mother Nicole Walker (Arianne Zucker), Brady Black (Eric Martsolf), and Eric Brady (Greg Vaughan). She tells the room full of adults that Tate didn’t give her those tainted pills. Tate told her not to do it, but she did anyway.
This week, Days of our Lives spoilers show the truth will set Tate Black free. He can go home to his dad and mom, Theresa Donovan (Emily O’Brien). Yet, Tate and Holly aren’t free to see each other. After all, both sets of parents feel they are nothing but trouble together. Fans will see a Romeo and Juliet forbidden romance between Holly Jonas and Tate Black. Watch for Tate’s release date, the week of April 1, 2024.
DOOL 2-Week Spoilers: Konstantin Meleounis Makes Wrong Move
Days of Our Lives two-week spoilers reveal that Konstantin Meleounis (John Kapelos) makes a big mistake. He’s been nothing but trouble since he first showed up in Salem late last Summer. Not only is he seducing the widow, Maggie Horton Kiriakis (Suzanne Rogers), but he is also strongarming Theresa Donovan into lying to Alex Kiriakis (Robert Scott Wilson) about his paternity.
Additionally, the Greek claims John Black (Drake Hogestyn) shot and killed his daughter, Katarina. However, John was The Pawn and under Victor Kiriakis’s (John Aniston) control at the time. Further, John’s buddy Steve Johnson (Stephen Nichols) knew about the incident and never told his friend. But that all recently came out on DOOL.
Fans wonder what Konstantin’s next move will be. He’s gold-digging Maggie, so he may continue trying to win her heart and cash. Did The Pawn actually shoot the Greek woman in cold blood? Many Days of our Lives viewers think Konstantin shot her by mistake and blamed John for the crime. Plus, some viewers believe the woman never died. Find out what big misstep Konstantin will make over the next two weeks.
Days of our Lives 2-Week Spoilers: Steve Olson Returns to Salem
DOOL comings and goings indicate that Steve Olson (Stephen Schnetzer) returns to Salem after decades away from the city. Stephen portrayed Steve Olson for a short time. However, Steve Schnetzer gained notoriety on the much-missed NBC soap Another World as the troublemaker Cass Winthrop.
This past week, Days of our Lives comings and goings announced the return of Julie Williams’s brother, Steve Olson. Long-time viewers may recall that Steve was trouble with a capital “T.” He stole tip money from a coffee shop job that his sister helped him get. Plus, he sold stolen items out of her antique shop unbeknownst to Julie. When he put several lives in danger, Steve moved on from Salem in 1979.
However, that is about to change on DOOL. Two-week spoilers hint that Steve comes back to mourn the loss of his brother-in-law, Doug Williams (Bill Hayes). Bill passed away in January of this year. Further, the show has not killed off Doug Williams yet. But watchers should get the send-off sometime this Spring or Summer.
Watch for Steve Olson’s return to Salem and Days this year. Plus, who else will be present to mourn Doug Williams’s death? Meanwhile, Konstantin’s reign may be about to crumble. Finally, watch for newfound freedom (and a new face) for Tate Black during the weeks of April 1-12, 2024.
