Days of Our Lives Spoilers: Jack’s Goodbye To Adrienne Missing - Cut Scene Has Fans Outraged..

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Days of Our Lives Spoilers: Jack’s Goodbye To Adrienne Missing - Cut Scene Has Fans Outraged..

2024/02/07 Report

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Days of Our Lives (DOOL) spoilers has some news to pass on about a recent issue that had some fans up in arms. As DOOL fans know, the week of January 20-24 was almost exclusively a week of flashbacks that took place on Mother's Day of last year. It was a big week, and a lot happened on the NBC soap.

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Specifically, several things were explained for DOOL viewers, including what happened leading up to the accident that claimed Adrienne Kiriakis' (Judi Evans) life, and how Xander Kiriakis (Paul Telfer) and Victor Kiriakis (John Aniston) conspired to (a) frame Will Horton (Chandler Massey) for the accident and (b) switch babies in the hospital.

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