Days Of Our Lives
RHOBH and Ex-DAYS Lisa Rinna After Seeing Farrah Abraham's Botched Lip Job: "I Apologize For Starting This S—t 26 Years Ago, Please Forgive Me!"

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Former Days of our Lives star and current cast member of Bravo TV’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Lisa Rinna has made no bones over the years that she had her lips injected with silicone to make them appear plumper!
Now, Rinna offered an apology to those who followed in her footsteps in getting a lip job that backfired, and in particular after seeing the horrible pictures of Teen Mom, Farrah Abraham who posted on Instagram the result of her injections to her kisser. Upon seeing the outcome Rinna related, “I apologize for starting this s—t 26 years ago, please forgive me.” That post has since been deleted from Rinna’s Instagram account.
Lisa made her lip saga public in on The Today Show with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb according to US Weekly, back in 2013 commenting “Here’s the story: 25 years ago, I had my lips injected with silicone. Stupid thing to do at 24. I saw Beaches. Remember that movie Beaches?” she continued in reference to Barbara Hershey’s lips in the 1988 movie. “I did it with my best girlfriend, so she and I go and we get our lips done. Fine. I have it like that for my whole career, right? So then cut to a couple of years ago, I have a doctor remove as much as they possibly can because it got to the point where they were yucky. You know, they get hard,” she explained. “It’s gross. They are now whatever that was after they took out as much of the silicone as they could.”
So, what do you think of Lisa’s comment to Farrah Abraham? What do you think of Lisa’s longtime lip saga? Are you enjoying seeing her mix it up on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Tuesdays on Bravo? Weigh-in below!
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‘Days of our Lives’ Veteran James Reynolds Reveals Parkinson’s Diagnosis
Days of our Lives long-running cast member James Reynolds revealed on the November 10 edition of Entertainment Tonight that he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and his character of Abe Carver will now be going through an on-screen Parkinson’s battle as well.
Speaking with ET’s Nischelle Turner, the 80-year-old actor and Daytime Emmy winner shared how he attempted to hide the warning signs dating back to 15-20 years ago when he would have, “What they call the hallucinations. My wife (Lissa) would say, ‘You were hitting me last night in bed,’ and I would say, ‘What?!’ I was having these really horrible dreams.” Reynolds also added that he realized falling out of bed was an early symptom of Parkinson’s too.
Discussing the on-going tremors that have become more noticeable over time especially in hands, James shared that when he finally told the Days of our Lives cast they were nothing but “extraordinarily helpful and supportive.”

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SCREEN LIFE TO MIRROR REAL LIFE
Now with DAYS about to launch into Abe’s Parkinson’s storyline, Reynolds hopes that he can turn his experience into something positive by encouraging others facing the disease to keep fighting. During the sit-down, Reynolds co-star Jackée Harry (Paulina Price) recalls her reaction to learning of Reynolds’ real-life diagnosis and how she has continued to search for new treatments to inform James about.
Although Parkinson’s disease currently has no cure, there are medications and treatments can help those manage symptoms and improve quality of life. The condition progresses at a different pace from individual to individual.
As discussed in his conversation with ET, Reynolds cited Michael J. Fox and Alan Alda as two high-profile celebrities who have brought awareness to the disease.

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In story on DAYS, Abe in recent weeks had been experiencing tremors which led to seek help and a diagnosis Dr. Kayla Johnson (Mary Beth Evans). Soon Abe and others will find out of his battle with Parkinson’s. Although on the promo for this week’s DAYS, Abe is seen telling Kayla, that he will do something, “when the time is right.”
James Reynolds is one of the most prolific performers, being the longest-running Black Actor in a role on a television series, not to mention his aforementioned Lead Actor Daytime Emmy win in 2018, and being inducted in 2025 into the Daytime Emmy Gold and Silver Society of honorees.
You can check out James’ in-depth conversation on his Parkinson’s diagnosis below.
Share your thoughts for James after learning of his health battle, and what do you think of Days of our Lives incorporating the disease into Abe Carver’s Salem storyline? Let us know in the comment section.
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Alice Halsey Returns to ‘Days of our Lives’ as Rachel Black – Find Out How Long!

Alice Halsey is making a return to her Daytime Emmy-nominated role of Rachel Black on Days of our Lives. In a twist, Halsey is actually filling-in for her successor, Lorelei Oliva Mote.
According to TV Insider, an offer went out to Halsey to make a short comeback for four episodes when Mote had a scheduling conflict. The episodes Halsey taped will not be seen until late in 2027, due to Days of our Lives ongoing production schedule which tapes almost a year ahead of dropping new episodes on Peacock.
Mote has been playing Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) and Brady Black’s (Eric Martsolf) daughter since March 2026. Halsey had stepped away from the role in which she played from April of 2025 to March of 2026, and earned a Daytime Emmy nomination along the way in the Outstanding Emerging Talent category at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

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FROM ‘LITTLE HOUSE’ TO SALEM
Halsey is now starring in the central role of Laura Ingalls in the Little House on the Prairie reboot on Netflix, which premiered this past June and in which the second season wrapped last month in October.
On coming home to Salem, Halsey shared, “It was very exciting. My parents told me that I would be coming back for a few more episodes, and I was so happy. I was freaking out. I was like, ‘I get to go back to Days. I get to see everybody again.’ And I’m just really glad that I get to be here.”
Stepping into Rachel’s skin after months away from the role, Alice explained, “I came in, and I did my work, and it was just awesome. It was fun, and it reminded me so much of back when I was Rachel before, and it made me even more grateful to be able to be Rachel again.”
She added “Rachel has matured a little bit more than when I was there, and it’s really fun to be able to play that up. She is older now, and so, of course, Rachel has changed, but my portrayal of her is essentially the same. She’s still the little girl that she used to be.”
Now below, you can check out Michael Fairman TV’s chat with Alice on the red carpet at the 2026 Daytime Emmy Awards via the Michael Fairman Channel, where she furthered discussed being a part of the reboot of the iconic series, Little House on the Prairie, plus loving her Days of our Lives family.
So, what do you think about Alice filling-in for Lorelei Olivia Mote on DAYS? Have you watched her on Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie? Let us knoq via the comment section.
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‘Days of our Lives’ Celebrates 61st Anniversary: EP Ken Corday Teases New Character’s Arrival in Spring 2027

Today, November 8, marks the iconic Days of our Lives 61st anniversary having first burst on to the soap scene back on this date in 1965 on NBC. For 57 years the soap opera was a part of the NBC daytime programming block, and then in September of 2022 it debuted on the NBCUniversal streamer, Peacock as the first broadcast television daytime drama to move onto a streaming platform.
Now, here we are in DAYS sixth decade, and it’s found a way to survive with their unconventional taping schedule of shooting almost a year ahead of dropping new episodes on the platform, and Salem is still kicking as of this moment.
The anniversary week of episodes which begin tomorrow on Monday, November 9 through Friday November 13 will feature: the returns of Thaao Penghlis and Leann Hunley as Tony and Anna DiMera, more on the arrival of the newest DiMera, Dominik Marino as played by Kyle Pryor, Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart) in dire straits, and whatever secret long-running character, Abe Carver (Daytime Emmy winner, James Reynolds) is keeping.

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EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ON SALEM CANVAS LOOK IN THE MONTHS AHEAD
Days of our Lives executive producer, Ken Corday, who took over the reins of the soap from his parents, the late Ted and Betty Corday, fully in 1986, previewed what’s ahead as Salem turns 61 with Soaps.com and talked about the foundation of the shows legacy characters and families. Previously, the series was renewed for its 62nd and 63rd season.
Most intriguing is Corday revealed there is a brand new female character coming to the show in the Spring of 2027. Ken explained what lies ahead, “There are some new, young loves, rekindled romances and complicated triangles. I’m particularly excited about a brand-new character who brings some levity to the canvas and gets herself involved with almost everyone in Salem. She’ll debut in the spring. Stay tuned!”
Corday also added, “We are having fun exploring the dynamics between the Kiriakis and DiMera families, much like the Montagues and the Capulets. Each of our core families – the Hortons, Bradys, Carvers and Hernandezes – will be important in upcoming stories and will intertwine.”
NEWCOMERS AND FAMILIAR FACES
Pictured in the celebratory cast photo which was shared with the outlet were: DAYS newcomers Sofia Mattsson (Chloe Lane, and ex-Sasha Gilmore, GH), Brytni Sarpy (whose DAYS role is yet be revealed, ex-Elena, Y&R and Valerie, GH) and the return of Bryan Dattilo (Lucas Horton).
You can check out this action in Salem and DAYS anniversary week promo below.
Then, share your congratulations today for Days of our Lives as they celebrate their 61st anniversary via the comment section below. Let us know your thoughts on who could be playing the brand-new female character Ken Corday is speaking of? We previously reported that it looked like Brytni Sarpy would not be hitting the screens till early Summer.
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It is their own stupid fault..
they have to know what they doing / research ..
I worked for a plastic surgeon for 7 years and can spot everything someone had done lol
1st.. never ever put silicone in your lips..
silicone is permanent .. if it is botched it can not be corrected..
if you don’t like it, it’s yours the rest of your life..
you put your own fat in your lips.. A strip of fat from your temple area..
Fat will fade away .. only 30% will stick..
people with lip work can’t say ‘work’ correctly or any word that starts with a W/waa sound the top lip can not pucker or form an ‘0’ …… it is stiff..
the more work on the lips the less the upper lip will move ..
as I said- their own fault for being stupid..
You make good points, su0000, and I am all in favor of personal responsibility. What you do to your body by choice is a decision you have to own and take the consequences for.
But I also blame the culture, which is obsessed with looks and sends some pretty sick messages to young people, particularly to young women. Actors/actresses are especially vulnerable, and again, actresses seem to feel the pressure most acutely. It would be nice to think that everyone would be sane enough and grounded enough (and strong enough) to withstand the pressure, but a lot of people just aren’t—young people in particular. She was 24. I’m going to cut her some slack.
Incidentally, since you mentioned you worked for a plastic surgeon: how about some responsibility on the part of the medical profession? Some of this stuff, they should just be saying no to—especially when they know how bad the potential consequences are. I have some qualms about saying to adults what they can and cannot do, but just because medical science has the capacity to do X, Y, and Z doesn’t necessarily mean doctors should be doing it. I’m so grateful we have plastic surgery for people who have an urgent need—those born with deformities that can be corrected, for example, or people who suffer burns or other disfiguring injuries. But I’ve long thought that elective plastic surgery procedures should probably be more restricted. (And I say that even though, as I noted, I do have some qualms about telling adults what they can and can’t do.)
“Incidentally, since you mentioned you worked for a plastic surgeon: how about some responsibility on the part of the medical profession? Some of this stuff, they should just be saying no to”
When you have an idiot like the doctor who made “Octomom” a freaking household name, I don’t expect ANY responsibility from the medical community. These procedures are no different, unfortunately.
Michael (not Fairman) I didn’t mean to come off snarky with YOU. I reread my comments and I should have ended it with a smiley face, Because I agree with everything you said because it is logical. Unfortunately the so-called medical community and the people getting these procedures is not.
I got that completely, Domino; no worries at all. (And I have to agree: surely there are some plastic surgeons and other doctors who behave ethically, but clearly there’s also a substantial percentage who will simply do whatever the client can pay for, even if it’s incredibly irresponsible. Maybe the profession itself needs to tighten the ethical standards?)
Ditto…..NO SYMPATHY ! (:)
I have to agree 100% with you, su!
I predict in 5 to 10 years from now, actresses with thin lips like Julia Stiles will be the new Twiggy. All these fake trout-pout/joker faces are going to be a laughingstock (not that they are not already).
I am ashamed for saying this, but I got sucked into watching CELEBRITY APPRENTICE this time. It is so hard to watch so many women with work done. Brandi Glanville was a beautiful woman and now she has the Joker’s face. Even when they have a little something done (like Leeza Gibbons), you can tell. It’s like the little lines above the lips of smokers. You can just tell, and that is not how it is supposed to be. It is supposed to look natural.
I guess with the logic of “media pressure” they should all be jumping off bridges, if the media told them to do so … splash!
To me, Lisa Rinna’s lips are sexy, I remember watching DAYS in the 90s as a teen and thinking…”who is this Billie character with these gorgeous lips??” haha….that being said, she did it when no one wanted or had big lips, now, present day, it’s all the rage. I was made fun of for having “full” lips when I was younger, I am African American, now all my friends LOVE my lips, haha!!!
I’ll take your word for it, Su. I don’t even think about it right now….but, we women are ,somewhat , all vain. I’m sure I will contemplate a face-lift twenty years from now. No hot lips, though….I already have those. LOL. later.
I don’t know…I think Lisa may have just wanted another quote…because in actuality I don’t think she started the trend..or at least no one is doing it to follow in her footsteps. As for a person’s own fault/taking responsibility, that’s true. But it’s also the fault of doctors who do this procedure knowing the risks. Yes, there are a lot of procedures, medications, cosmetics, chemicals that unfortunately we all either do, take use or are exposed to. Doesn’t make it right. All of these things should be banned…and a doctor certainly should be thinking more with his conscience and less with his wallet.
You are so right. Lisa Rinna, who? The woman lives for publicity … good or bad.
For many, many years Lisa denied having lip injections. She claimed her lips were “natural”…despite the obvious.
I’ve always liked Lisa Rinna, whether it was in scripted series, reality shows, or on talk shows. She seems genuine and can be quite funny.
Why is she apologizing? She didn’t invent the procedure, she didn’t force anyone else to have it done. She may have been one of the first “names” that came forward to say they done it, but I doubt she was the first one who did. She is as responsible for this as Al Gore was responsible for the internet.
I thought her lips were natural until she confessed. Good for Lisa for getting it removed. As for apologizing–I don’t think she has anything to apologize for. If people are stupid enough to get lip injections and it backfires, that’s on them.
I’ve never seen lips that have been artificially enhanced come across as natural. The only actress I can think of with plump natural lips is Angelina Jolie.
Some actresses and actors as well just go too far with all the cosmetic enhancements. I don’t fault an actress for undergoing a little “lift” in order to keep working and some have excellent subtle work done. But the ones who go to the extreme with injections, enhancements, modifications, etc., the end result is usually
an unnatural appearance.