Welcome back, soap fans! You’ve tuned into the most explosive spoiler to hit Salem in a long time. “Days of Our Lives” has always delivered high drama, emotional rollercoasters, and earth-shaking revelations — but this one might just take the cake. The mystery surrounding Cat Green has taken a dramatic new turn, and all signs now point to one bombshell conclusion: Cat is actually Abigail Deveraux — the beloved daughter of Jack and Jennifer — back from the dead with her memories in shambles.

Let’s rewind and revisit the heartbreaking tragedy that rocked Salem. Abigail, known for her sharp mind, kind heart, and unwavering resilience, was brutally murdered in an event that tore her family and friends apart. Her death was a pivotal moment — one that left Jack, Jennifer, Chad, and so many others reeling with grief. But now, a storm of speculation is gathering, sparked by one mysterious woman: Cat Green.

When Cat first arrived in Salem, she came with a shadowy past and a face that stirred uneasy familiarity. Her presence has been quietly stirring whispers across town — is she just another troubled soul, or could she be something more? Could she, in fact, be Abigail herself — not gone, but hidden in plain sight, her mind clouded by trauma?

Let’s dive deeper.

Cat’s backstory is complicated. She once impersonated Abigail as part of a dark plot orchestrated by Clyde Weston — a man infamous for his ruthless manipulations. Cat wore Abigail’s identity like a second skin, fooling even those closest to her. At the time, it seemed like nothing more than a scheme. But now, viewers are starting to wonder: Was it more than just an act?

Cat is no villain. Despite her involvement with Clyde, it’s become clear that she was a pawn, not a player. Her remorse is real. Her pain? Palpable. And recently, the lines between her past and Abigail’s are beginning to blur in startling ways.

In a recent scene, Cat stood in the Deveraux mansion and locked eyes with an old photo of Sami Brady. But her look wasn’t just one of curiosity — it was as if the photo awakened something deep within her. Her face registered confusion, even pain, like she was trying to grasp a memory just out of reach. This moment, subtle yet powerful, could be the first crack in the dam of her fragmented memory.

Unlike the usual amnesia tropes, Cat’s condition feels raw and deeply emotional. She drifts through Salem as if haunted by ghosts she doesn’t recognize. When asked about her past, her answers are hesitant, inconsistent. But the most telling clue? Her reaction every time Abigail’s name is mentioned. It’s a flicker — a flash of recognition that she immediately tries to suppress. What is she hiding from herself?

Some believe Cat’s mind is protecting her from a devastating truth — that she is Abigail, somehow surviving the ordeal that was presumed to have killed her, her identity buried under layers of trauma and manipulation. And if this theory is true, one man sits at the center of this twisted mystery: Clyde Weston.

Clyde is known for his ability to control and destroy lives. Could it be that Clyde didn’t just use Cat to impersonate Abigail, but in fact knew she was Abigail all along? Could he have taken Abigail that night, erased her memories, and created the persona of Cat Green as part of some cruel experiment? 

As this storyline unfolds, the emotional stakes are rising. Jack Deveraux’s grief is more pronounced than ever. With the anniversary of Abigail’s death looming, he is a broken man, clinging to memories of his daughter — unaware that she might be alive and walking through the streets of Salem under a different name.

Jack’s recent scenes have been heartbreaking — from visiting Abigail’s grave with trembling hands to speaking to her photo with words full of sorrow and longing. “I wish you were here,” he whispers. And he might not know it, but that wish could soon come true.

At the same time, a chilling undercurrent flows through Salem. Cat attends Abigail’s memorial service, unable to stay away — drawn to the gathering by an invisible force. Her discomfort is clear, her reactions instinctive. When Chad speaks of Abigail’s bravery, Cat clutches a mysterious locket close to her chest, as if it anchors her in a sea of confusion.

Could the locket hold a clue? Could it be a piece of Abigail’s past that survived, now hanging from Cat’s neck like a forgotten piece of her identity?

Attendees at the memorial begin to notice the physical resemblance — Cat’s blonde hair, the shape of her face, her soulful eyes. Yes, doppelgängers are common in soap land, but this feels different. This isn’t just about appearances. It’s about the way Cat moves, speaks, reacts — echoes of Abigail are everywhere.

The signs are stacking up. Cat’s emotional responses, her flashes of recognition, the strange gaps in her memory — and Clyde’s ominous hints about secrets that could “bring Salem to its knees.” Could this be what he’s been hiding all along?

Of course, there’s another possibility — that all of this is a tragic red herring. That Cat is not Abigail, and her pain stems from a different trauma. That Clyde’s manipulation simply broke her in other ways. In that case, her resemblance to Abigail would be a cruel coincidence, and the hope Jack and others feel would only deepen the wounds of loss.

But if she is Abigail, then the implications are staggering.

How will Jack and Jennifer react to seeing the daughter they thought they buried? Will they be able to reconnect, to rebuild? And what about Chad, who has spent months grieving, trying to move forward? Could he reopen his heart to someone who feels both familiar and foreign?

As for Cat, reclaiming her identity — if it truly is Abigail’s — would come with its own emotional fallout. She would be forced to reconcile the life she remembers with the life she lost, the family she forgot, and the man she loved. And if she isn’t Abigail, her journey of redemption still holds weight. Her trauma, her search for identity, and her reckoning with Clyde’s abuse remain powerful pieces of her story.

Either way, Salem is on the brink of a revelation that could change everything.

The writers of Days of Our Lives have masterfully built suspense around Cat’s true identity. Whether they deliver the shocking twist of Abigail’s return or spin it into another tragedy of mistaken identity, one thing is certain: we’re in for an unforgettable ride.

Cat Green is at the center of it all — a character wrapped in mystery, heartache, and hope. As viewers, we’re left asking: Is she Abigail reborn, or a broken soul searching for her place in the world? Is this the soap’s most daring resurrection yet, or a beautifully crafted misdirection?

No matter the outcome, Salem will never be the same.

Stay tuned, because the next episodes promise to peel back the layers of Cat’s story. Whether her name is Abigail or not, her truth is coming, and it will shake the very foundation of the Deveraux family and the town of Salem.

Let us know your thoughts — is Cat really Abigail? Or is her resemblance and memory confusion a tragic coincidence? Join the conversation, because the drama is only just beginning.