DAYS Photo Recap: Holly Steps Toward The Truth…Plus, Bizarre Accusations And Lies
Rachel Dillin
·3 min read
The Wednesday, March 28 episode of Days of our Lives recap photos reveal drama unfolded as Holly worried about Nicole. Plus, friendships hung in the balance while conmen remained wary.
Recap Photo Gallery
Marlena (Deidre Hall) worried about Eric (Greg Vaughan) while Nicole (Arianne Zucker) worried about Holly (Ashley Puzemis). Tate (Jamie Martin Mann) remained frustrated in the halfway house. Stephanie (Abigail Klein) listened to Everett (Blake Berris) and later confronted Jada (Elia Cantu). Finally, Xander (Paul Telfer) stopped by Harris’s (Steve Burton). See it all in the photo gallery below.
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