‘Days of Our Lives’ Spoiler Preview Video: Bo Reveals Secret To Hope – Can He Survive A Brain Tumor?

“Days of Our Lives” spoilers indicate that Bo Brady (Peter Reckell) will share the tragic news about his brain tumor with Hope Brady (Kristian Alfonso). Can Bo beat the odds and survive? If Bo dies will Hope be able to go on without him?

In a video preview for “DOOL” Monday, November 16 daytime’s most cherished couple’s reunion will be cut short. Hope was able to overcome her brush with death after Aiden Jennings (Daniel Cosgrove) tried to strangle her on their wedding night. Now Hope has Bo back and in the preview video she tells him, “I can handle anything as long as I know you love me, Brady.” But will Hope crack completely when Bo reveals he has a brain tumor?

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In the “Days of Our Lives” video preview spoiler Bo takes Hope to the park and they sit on a park bench. Bo says, “I have a tumor.” Hope gasps as Bo continues, “It’s in my brain.” Then Bo and Hope hug each other for dear life.

Just as life seemed to get back on track and Hope and Bo would have their happy ending, or at least have a chance at a normal life, Bo is dying. Or is he? Is it possible that the tumor is benign? Spoilers indicated that Bo will not survive – he is staring death in the face. And though Bo never intended to leave Hope again – it appears that this time the super couple will be parted by death.

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“DOOL” spoilers tease that Hope and Bo will make love and the couple will try to make the most of the time they have left together. No one knows – yet – just how much time Bo has left. But all indications tease that Hope and Bo’s happy reunion will turn into a tragic and tearful goodbye.

“Days of Our Lives” fans what do you think? Is there any possibility at all Bo could survive a brain tumor? Or is this really, truly the end for one of the greatest couple’s in the history of soap operas?

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