HELLO EVERYONE — Clyde and Abigail Are Coming Back?! | Days of Our Lives Spoilers
Hello everyone, and welcome back! Today we’re diving into one of the most explosive questions shaking the Days of Our Lives fandom:
Is Clyde Weston coming back… and could Abigail DiMera still be alive?
With 2026 shaping up to be a year of resurrections, revelations, and long-buried secrets, Salem may be on the brink of another major shock.
The Legacy of Clyde Weston
Clyde Weston isn’t just another villain—he’s one of the darkest forces Salem has ever faced. Since his debut in 2014, portrayed chillingly by James Read, Clyde has left a trail of abuse, manipulation, and criminal devastation.
From the torment of his children Ben and Jordan Weston to his ruthless drug empire clashing with the DiMeras and Kiriakises, Clyde was chaos incarnate. James Read brought a cold charisma to the role, making Clyde both terrifying and impossible to ignore.
The Day Everything Stopped
Clyde’s reign appeared to end on December 11, 2024—a moment fans will never forget.
Chad DiMera, consumed by grief and rage over Abigail’s murder, confronted Clyde at gunpoint, desperate for answers. Clyde, ever the manipulator, teased the unthinkable possibility:
Abigail might still be alive.
Before he could reveal the truth, tragedy struck. Catherine Greene, pushed beyond endurance after Clyde blackmailed and terrorized her family, shot him point-blank. Clyde collapsed, bleeding out as chaos erupted around them.
It looked like the end.
But in Salem, endings are rarely final.
The Coma That Changed Everything
Doctors saved Clyde’s life—but he slipped into a deep coma.
That coma became the ultimate soap opera wildcard. Clyde was alive, silent, and holding secrets no one else possessed. The writers left him suspended between life and death, a classic Days move that keeps the door wide open for his return.
Fans immediately recognized the pattern. Characters like Stefano DiMera and EJ DiMera have “died” countless times—only to return stronger, darker, and more dangerous.
Clyde’s coma wasn’t closure.
It was a promise.
James Read Fuels the Fire
James Read himself added fuel to the speculation. In interviews following his exit, he expressed gratitude for the role—and made it clear his story might not be finished.
“Only the soap gods know,” he said, leaving fans buzzing.
With Days of Our Lives renewed well into the future and a long history of dramatic resurrections, Clyde’s return feels less like if and more like when.
The Abigail Mystery
And then there’s Abigail DiMera.
Her 2020 murder shattered Salem—and the audience. But clues planted in 2024 raised serious doubts:
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An empty coffin
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A mysterious blonde woman
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The fake Abigail revealed as Cat Greene, forced into impersonation by Clyde
These weren’t random twists. They were breadcrumbs.
If Abigail is alive—hidden, brainwashed, or held captive—then Clyde is the only one who knows the truth.
Imagine the moment:
Chad at Clyde’s bedside.
Clyde awakens.
A smirk.
Three words that change everything:
“She’s alive.”
The Ripple Effects Across Salem
Clyde’s coma has already fractured lives:
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Chad DiMera remains trapped between grief and hope
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Jack and Jennifer refuse to stop searching
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Cat Greene and her mother face legal and emotional fallout
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The DiMera family stands ready to exploit—or destroy—Clyde if he wakes
Every relationship is a powder keg waiting to explode.
What Comes Next?
If Clyde returns, anything is possible:
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A shocking confession
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A twisted bargain for Abigail’s location
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A father-son reckoning with Ben
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Or a final, catastrophic showdown with the DiMeras
And if Abigail returns—alive and fierce—it could become one of the most powerful reunions in Days history.
Final Thoughts
Clyde Weston’s coma is not an ending.
It’s a pause.
A breath before the storm.
Whether James Read returns in 2026 to unleash more havoc, reveal the truth about Abigail, or ignite one last war in Salem, one thing is certain:
In Days of Our Lives, nothing is ever truly over.
Stay tuned.
Keep speculating.
Because the past is never buried for long in Salem.
