‘Days of Our Lives’ actors react to cancellation reports as NBC, Sony fail to respond – USA TODAY

After information reports circulated that the full solid of “Days of our Lives” changed into released from their contracts, a lot of of the display’s stars took to social media to chime in on the headline-making information. 

NBC did no longer acknowledge to USA TODAY’s ask for comment, and Sony declined to comment. 

Kristian Alfonso, who plays Hope Williams Brady, recorded an Instagram video Tuesday as she acquired her make-up done to acknowledge to the reports printed by Diversity and The Hollywood Reporter that said the display changed into occurring an indefinite production hiatus on the stop of this month. TVLine first reported the tips.

“We’re aloof here, and I even devour somebody to substantiate that,” she suggested the digicam as it panned to “Days of Our Lives” head writer, Ron Carlivati. “Don’t listen to the tips always – especially that fable.”

Carlivati reposted the video to his Twitter web remark and wrote, “Her royal highness has spoken.”

Camila Banus, who plays Gabriella Hernandez on “Days of Our Lives,” posted a dwell Twitter poke, calling the reports “fake, fallacious information.”

“Let me obvious this up for all individuals,” Banus said. “All these articles with headlines asserting that our display’s being axed, that we devour got all been fired, is BS. It’s fake (expletive). I even devour now no longer been fired from ‘Days of our Lives.’ That is ridiculous. None of my co-stars were fired from the display.”

She worthy the display, which tapes a lot of months upfront, usually stops production all around the holidays, they veritably are taking a shatter a bit of early this Three hundred and sixty five days because they’re sooner than agenda. (The upcoming hiatus is now no longer going to affect episodes which might possibly maybe also very well be airing.)

“Days of our Lives” co-superstar Chandler Massey, who plays Will Horton on the soap opera, reiterated Banus’ assertion.

“We’re now no longer being cancelled. We’re pausing production because we’re to this level sooner than agenda (and it saves us $),” Massey wrote on Twitter. “Days will aloof air during the full hiatus, so you won’t miss anything!”

Contributing: Cydney Henderson