Christie Clark reprises Carrie on DAYS, Rory Gibson (c.) assumes the role of GH’s Michael and Greg Vaughan clocks more DAYS as Eric.

Who’s Coming

Beyond The Gates

Jason Graham (Douglas McBride): Vanessa’s (Lauren Buglioli) husband will be taking a big risk regarding the debt he owes to the casino.

Camryn Jade (Jessica): The young woman who has caught Tyrell’s eye will be on this week.

Jon Lindstrom (Joey Armstrong): The casino owner will be on hand to deal with Doug, who owes him a large amount of money.

Destiny Love (Laura Peterson): Kat (Colby Muhammad) and Jacob (Jibre Hordges) continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding her hit-and-run accident.

Jaden Lucas Miller (Tyrell Richardson): Smitty (Mike Manning) and Martin’s (Brandon Claybon) son has to deal with his insecurities, which jeopardize things moving smoothly with Jessica.

Bold and Beautiful

Tom Arnold (Captain Deuce Stevens): The character returned to pilot Daphne’s (Murielle Hilaire) exit from Los Angeles to Paris, France. He was last seen on the CBS soap in 2024.

Days of our Lives

Kristian Alfonso (Hope Williams Brady): Hope will continue to hold vigil at Bo’s (Peter Reckell) bedside this week after recently taking part in the mission to secure the experimental drug to save him.

Christie Clark (Carrie Brady Reed): Roman’s (Josh Taylor) firstborn, who was raised for a while by John Black (Drake Hogestyn) back when John thought he was Roman, returns to be there for the man who means so much to her. The actress was last on DAYS back in 2019 but she was seen on the show’s streaming companion series, Beyond Salem, in 2021.

Alice Halsey (Rachel Black): Brady (Eric Martsolf) and Kristen’s (Stacy Haiduk) daughter will be in scenes with her mom this week.

Tina Huang (Melinda Trask): Salem’s district attorney will be on hand to help Sophia (Rachel Boyd) with the adoption process for her baby with Tate (Leo Howard).

Victoria Konefal (Ciara Brady Weston): Determined to be with her family as they pray for Bo’s recovery, Ciara remains by their side this week.

Chandler Massey (Will Horton): Sami’s (Alison Sweeney) firstborn will return to be with his family as they gather to hope and pray that his step-grandfather John recovers from his injuries. He was last seen on the show back in 2023.

Shi Ne Nielson  (Amy Choi): Sophia’s mother is back to spar with her daughter about her choice to give her unborn baby up for adoption.

Peter Reckell (Bo Brady): The beloved actor continues this week as his character struggles to wake up from his multi-year coma. Reckell discussed the upcoming miracle moment in a new interview with TV Insider, sharing, “It was cool because all the cast members, we had these awakenings. I got to, not only in person, but in character, have these reunions and tell people how much they mean to me.” He also addressed the recent 40th anniversary of Bo and Hope’s first wedding, which was held on the show on May 23, 1985. “It’s just astounding to me,” he marveled. “Kristian [Alfonso] and I were talking about how we created something along with everybody else that has touched people on a very deep level. Whatever it was, we worked as hard as we could to make it the best show that day and every day. We would surprise each other and challenge each other, and we can’t help but have that connection.”

Christopher Sean (Paul Narita): Paul sticks around this week to support his family and be there for his father, John.

Greg Vaughan (Eric Brady): Last seen on DAYS in 2024, the Daytime Emmy-winning actor returns for key good-bye scenes for John Black.

General Hospital

Rory Gibson (Michael Corinthos): The former Y&R star, who played Noah Newman from 2021-23, made his debut last week in the role last played by Daytime Emmy-winner Chad Duell. The actor shared with TV Insider that having grown up in household of GH fans, meeting Port Charles luminaries for the first time was “kind of a trip when I came in for the screen test, especially with Steve [Burton, Jason], because I just remember seeing Steve’s face when I was a little kid on my mom’s television.”

Viron Weaver (Wiley Corinthos): Michael and Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) son will play a key role in his parents’ battle for custody now that his father has returned to town.

Young and Restless

Eileen Davidson (Ashley Abbott): Ashley returns this week to see the renovations that Diane (Susan Walters) made to the family home — and to have a much-needed talk with big brother Jack (Peter Bergman).

Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott): Traci will also be returning to town to check out what her sister-in-law, Diane, has done with the Abbott mansion.

Mishael Morgan (Amanda Sinclair): The lawyer for the mysterious Aristotle Dumas continues this week as she interacts with Phyllis (Michelle Stafford), Lily (Christel Khalil) and others.

Redding Munsell (Harrison Abbott): Kyle’s (Michael Mealor) son will be on hand in scenes that take place in the Abbott mansion this week.

Jai Rodriguez (Pietro): Victoria (Amelia Heinle) leaves nothing to chance when it comes to celebrating her mother Nikki’s (Melody Thomas Scott) birthday in style and hires the party planner to help her make it perfect. Rodriguez is best known for his time as a host of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, but he has also appeared on B&B, DAYS, One Life to Live and All My Children. The actor previewed his appearance to Entertainment Weekly and shared that when he first met Scott, the legendary star was “standing in this sort of radiance, and it was palpable. Everyone felt it in the room. She is the maker. She has been on the show for decades, and it was easy to tap to that reverence you have for someone who’s paved the way. She was really nice to me, but every time I was on set, I was just shy of being as dorky as my character was.”

 

Who’s Going

Bold and Beautiful

Murielle Hilaire (Daphne Rose): Now that Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) has reunited with Hope (Annika Noelle) and Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) has regained control of Forrester Creations, Daphne noted that there wasn’t much to keep her in Los Angeles and she returned home to Europe. Is her exit permanent, or does Daphne have more storyline life to lead? B&B hasn’t confirmed either way, so stay tuned. Hilaire made her B&B debut last December.

 

Real-Life Status

Wedding Bells Ring: Casey Moss (JJ, DAYS) and his longtime love, former DAYS leading lady True O’Brien (ex-Paige), tied the knot on May 25 in a small beach-side ceremony. The couple, who met on the show back in 2014, got engaged in 2022 in Malibu.

 

Casting About

Cameron Mathison (Drew, GH) is starting production with Candace Cameron Bure on Home Sweet Christmas Wedding, the working title for the sequel to 2024’s Home Sweet Christmas that will air on Great American Family and Pure Flix…. Jaden Lucas Miller (Tyrell, BTG) has snagged a recurring role in Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas. The new show from the Sistas universe will begin on June 9 on BET and can be streamed the next day on BET+. Robert Christopher Riley (Carlton, BTG) will also appear in the series…. Valarie Pettiford (Amy, Y&R) is set to appear in season 6 of Family Business on BET. B&B alum Patrick Duffy (ex-Stephen) has likewise nabbed a gig on the show.

 

Industry News

Michael B. Jordan (ex-Reggie Porter Montgomery, All My Children) will receive the 2025 American Cinematheque Award during their 39th annual fund-raising ceremony that will be held on November 20 at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles. He is being recognized for his work in acting, producing and philanthropy.

Don Diamont (Bill, B&B) was honored for his 40 years at CBS, having first been cast as Brad Carlton on Y&R in 1985, with an on-set party that included cast and crew from both Bell soaps. The actor shared a carousel of photos from the event on his official Instagram account and wrote, “Hard to express the depth of my gratitude for the last 40 years of my career in general, and for the beautiful event a few days ago celebrating my 40th Anniversary on CBS specifically. The sentiments expressed by ALL touched my soul, and I was blessed to have my family in attendance. Thank you doesn’t begin to articulate my feelings, but THANK YOU too @bradleybell [executive producer/head writer] @evabasler [publicist] @bbheathertom [Katie] @johntmccook [Eric] @cliftoncam [Liam] @iamthorstenkaye [Ridge] @bethmaitlanddqb and Peter Bergman, everyone who was gracious enough to be present, and of course, for the support of our, and my fans over these many years! It’s been quite a ride between @youngandrestlesscbs and @boldandbeautifulcbs , and we’re not done yet! ‼️🙏🏻❤️‼️”

 

Alumni Report

Rome Flynn (ex-Zende Forrester Dominguez) has booked the feature Otra. “OTRA ! a one take musical ?? DALEE 💃🏽🕺🏽to do what you love is a gift, thank you for giving me that @armaniortiz @tylerperry,” the actor wrote on Instagram…. Jensen Ackles (ex-Eric Brady, DAYS) will star in the new series Countdown on Prime Video with Grey’s Anatomy alum Eric Dane (ex-Mark Sloan). The series will premiere on June 25…. Eva Longoria (ex-Isabella Braña Williams, Y&R) will direct the new Kim Kardashian Netflix comedy The Fifth Wheel…. Precious Way (ex-Chanel, DAYS) appears in the new film The Killing Cove, which streams on Tubi starting May 30…. Bryan Craig (ex-Morgan Corinthos, GH) revealed he’s written a film script, Redline Society. Pinching myself,” he captioned his Instastory. “can’t describe this feeling but it’s truly magical.”