'Days of our Lives' January 6 Sneak Peek: Gabi Runs Into Chad and Abby

Tomorrow, on the January 6, 2017 episode of Days of our Lives, Chad (Billy Flynn) and Abigail (Marci Miller) enjoy a family outing with Thomas until they run into Gabi (Camila Banus). Later, Chad and Gabi have a talk and discuss their feelings for each other.

Meanwhile, Abby encounters Ciara (Vivian Jovanni) and the two have an awkward moment. Is Abby aware that her young cousin developed an obsession with Chad during her extended absence from Salem?

'Days of our Lives' January 5 Sneak Peek: Nicole Must Say a Final Goodbye to Holly

Tomorrow, on the January 5, 2017 episode of Days of our Lives, Nicole (Ari Zucker) goes from heartbroken to devastated when she must say a final goodbye to Holly.

Nancy doesn't want to hurt Nicole by keeping her away from the baby, but she will do anything to keep Holly from Deimos (Vincent Irizary). Will Chloe (Nadia Bjorlin) approve of Nancy's deception when she wakes up from her coma?

Lamon Archey Talks New 'Days of our Lives' Role

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Lamon Archey (ex-Mason; Y&R) has joined the cast of Days of our Lives as Eli Grant, and the actor is quite happy to be playing the character.

Archey tells Soap Opera Digest, "Let’s just say that he is someone who has a very strong bond with his mother. He’s a strong character."

Eli is Valerie's (Vanessa Williams) son, and will be revealed to be Julie's (Susan Seaforth Hayes) grandson. Welcome to the Horton family!

Archey will first air in February.

Days of our Lives airs weekdays on NBC.

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Lamon Archey Joins the Cast of 'Days of our Lives' as Julie's Grandson Eli Grant

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Actor Lamon Archey has been cast in the role of Eli Grant on Days of our Lives, reports superfan site Jason47.com.

Eli is Valerie's (Vanessa Williams) son and will be revealed to be Julie's (Susan Hayes) grandson. Look for Archey to make his DAYS debut in early 2017.

Archey is best known to soap fans for his role of Mason Wilder on The Young and the Restless. He has also appeared in 2 Broke Girls, Roadies and Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life.

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Valerie's Son Connected to the Horton Family on 'Days of our Lives'

Dr. Valerie Grant (Vanessa Williams) has a son, and he is set to debut in early 2017 on Days of our Lives.

When the casting call for the character went out, he was described as "everything a woman could want in a man — he is funny, quick-witted, protective, intelligent and makes an honest living working hard and loving what he does. He can come off as edgy not angry.”

Look for her son to be connected to the Horton family, and for him to cross paths with Gabi Hernandez (Camila Banus).

Did Valerie have a child with her ex-lover David Banning? We will find out soon.

David is Julie's (Susan Seaforth Hayes) son, and was last played by Greg Marx in 1982.

Updated 12-12-16:

In a video that was posted online and has since been deleted, Hayes confirmed that Lamon Archey has been cast as David and Valerie's son, Eli Grant.

Vanessa Williams Lands Lead Role in Star Jones Drama 'Satan's Sisters'

Vanessa Williams

Tony, Grammy, and Emmy nominated singer/actress Vanessa Williams has signed on to play the lead role in VH1’s upcoming drama inspired by Star Jones' 2011 book “Satan’s Sisters: A Novel of Fiction.” Set in the bright lights of daytime television, the fireworks start every weekday at noon when the hosts of The Lunch Hour -- a long-running popular TV talk show -- discuss life, love, family, politics, and gossip. Williams will play the role of Maxine, the creator and host of “The Lunch Hour;” a formidable, powerful, and decisive woman, but fears she's being put out to pasture.

Slated for a 2017 premiere, Satan's Sisters will focus on Maxine and her co-hosts, five women with very different points of view, are best friends and sisters...while they're on TV. But behind the scenes, they are “Satan's Sisters” -- a backstage world filled with power struggles, personal demons, diva fits, love affairs, man troubles, cat fights...and cocktails.

Williams has conquered the musical charts, Broadway, music videos, television and motion pictures. She has sold millions of albums worldwide and has achieved critical acclaim as an actress on stage, in film and on television. She is also the recipient of numerous nominations, honors, and awards including Screen Actors Guild, Golden Globe and NAACP Image awards. Williams received three Emmy nominations playing the role of Wilhelmina Slater on the hit series, “Ugly Betty.” She most recently appeared in the final season of Desperate Housewives, 666 Park Avenue, guest-starring roles on Royal Pains and The Good Wife. Williams also received rave reviews in the New York, Los Angeles and Lifetime Television productions of “The Trip to Bountiful,” opposite Cicely Tyson.

Executive producers for Satan's Sisters are Josh Berman, Star Jones, Suzanne de Passe, Madison Jones, and Susan Levison. Writers for the series are Amy Engelberg and Wendy Engelberg, who also serve as executive producers. Suzanne Coston serves as co-executive producer. The series is a co-production with Sony Pictures Television.