'Days of Our Lives' spoilers: Daniel and Nicole breakup, Brady and Melanie's date

This week on "Days of Our Lives," fans say goodbye to a character in Salem and continue to witness the catfight between Serena and Nicole. So, what else is going down this week? 

Monday, Jan. 26 

It is unsure whether it is good news or bad news for the fans, but Clyde is officially dead. According to We Love Soaps, Clyde was "shot and left for dead." Since he has so many enemies, it is hard to come up with only one suspect responsible for the murder. 

As for Nicole and Serena, Nicole continues to find things to use against Serena. But hold on, there will be more of them in the coming episodes. 

Also this week, Aiden's back is pushed against the wall, while Chad realizes what he has done. 

Tuesday, Jan. 27 

This week, Will, Sonny and Paul's love triangle takes a bit of a back seat, but this doesn't stop Will from telling Kate what happened. Despite the trust Will has for Kate, she makes a move that pushes Sonny to discover the truth. 

Meanwhile, Serena is angry at Nicole for what she recently did and decides to confront her. 

Wednesday, Jan. 28 

Nicole isn't backing down at all, even with a furious Serena all over her. Now, she is finally ready to expose the real Serena. 

As for Sonny, he hears Kate say something that sparks his curiosity further. Paul shares something with Will. 

Thursday, Jan. 29 

Just when Nicole is ready, things don't go according to her plan. Another thing that doesn't go as planned is Brady and Melanie's date. 

After Chad realizing his mistake, he now confesses to Jordan and it is very unsure how the latter will take it. 

Friday, Jan. 30 

Nicole's plan sends her to a very unfortunate path. Daniel breaks up with her. As for Serena, she finds what she has been looking for. 

Theresa doesn't like the fact that Melanie and Brady are seeing each other. Will she try and break them up?

"Days of Our Lives" airs every weekday on CBS. For this weeks' previews, check them out here.

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