'Days of Our Lives' spoilers news: Tate's kidnapper unveiled; Steve and Kayla relationship shaky
"Days of Our Lives" will finally reveal who Tate's real kidnapper is. After weeks of speculations, fans now have the answer that they have been waiting for.
When Tate went missing, all fingers immediately pointed at Victor. Deimos also had his own share of accusations, but further evidence led to Victor. He denied the allegations, but he was placed behind bars anyway. Deimos would have wanted to see his brother stuck in prison just like he did.
But several changes have occurred in Deimos' life, and while his initial plan was to seek revenge against Victor, the desire to do so faded away. He even wanted to help in clearing Victor's name for the kidnapping.
So who is the real culprit?
According to spoilers, the one who kidnapped Tate was actually Kate. She plotted the scheme in the hopes of having the Kiriakis brothers destroy each other. Her plan backfired, though, since it resulted in an outcome that she didn't expect. But Kate is not done yet, and it is said that she still has a lot of evil stuff in store for the gang. It's even teased that things are going to get wild.
Meanwhile, Kayla and Steve are having a shaky relationship. Spoilers claim that Kayla will get tired of Steve's behavior. She wants them to go to therapy together in the hopes of fixing their problems. But Steve is resisting the help that they need. This will cause Kayla to get even more frustrated.
She will think that Steve is resisting change, but the latter will think otherwise. For him, he has done a lot for Kayla ,including changing his way of life and his job. Kayla will argue and will insist that Steve needs to make things work if he wants them to stick together.
Kayla may also give him an ultimatum. If he doesn't attend therapy, then there will be no future for them. The two will go through another challenge, though, as Kayla will have a medical scare. Spoilers suggest that it could be why the two will reach an agreement.
"Days of Our Lives" airs every Monday to Friday on NBC.
