Mourning turns into mayhem in Days of Our Lives Spoilers For June 3, 2025, as John’s death devastates Marlena, pushes Belle to a breaking point, and tempts Brady toward dangerous comfort. Salem reels from grief, but what comes next could shatter lives even more.
Marlena Finally Breaks Down
Marlena has carried the weight of everyone’s sorrow since John’s decline. She stayed strong for Belle, Brady, and even the grandchildren. But no one can stay composed forever. Now that John is truly gone, Marlena crashes under the pressure.
The loss of her soulmate and the future they planned together leaves her in emotional ruins. This breakdown doesn’t just affect her—it ripples across Salem. Expect tearful moments and heartfelt scenes that highlight just how much she’s lost.
Days of Our Lives Spoilers: Belle Pulls Away From EJ
Belle had been trying to keep her head above water in her complicated relationship with EJ. Their romance already walked a tightrope, especially with Sami’s shadow constantly looming. But losing her father breaks her completely.
EJ doesn’t realize that everything has changed for Belle. His assumptions about their relationship hit a harsh wall. Belle may not have the strength to keep pretending she’s okay. This emotional shift could be the final blow to one of Salem’s most magnetic pairs. Will EJ fight for her, or is this the end?
Brady Slips Into Familiar Trouble
Brady’s been juggling family chaos for weeks—Tate’s baby drama, Rachel’s bombshell about Johnny, and Kristen being her manipulative self. But John’s death might be too much for him to handle.
Emotionally drained, Brady finds himself leaning on Kristen. That never ends well, and deep down, he knows it. But in his grief, he might ignore the warning signs. Kristen, ever the opportunist, sees a crack and slips right in. This could reignite old flames—or set new fires.
In Days of Our Lives Spoilers For June 3, 2025, grief doesn’t just hurt—it changes everything. Don’t miss what unfolds next in Salem. For more updates, stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily.
