First Gay Kiss on 'Days of Our Lives'
It's a new day in Salem as Will pulls in Neil
The coming out of Will Horton (Chandler Massey) on "Days of Our Lives" has been the talk of daytime for well over a year. As you can see in the Feb. 23 clip above, it's finally heating up. Will is certainly not the first gay character in daytime, let alone "Days of our Lives," but he did get to plant the first gay Salem kiss caught on camera. Of course, just because he kissed a guy doesn't mean he's actually out, yet.
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For months, Will has been reeling under the weight of the secret that his mom Sami (Alison Sweeney) cheated on his step-dad Rafe (Galen Gering) with her baby daddy EJ (James Scott). Will has kept a tight lid on the indiscretion, but that cat is out of the bag. When Will went out to party and let off some steam on Feb. 23, Rafe overheard him venting about Sami and EJ.
With that story is set to blow wide, a drunk Will finally had his first kiss – and it was one passionate first! Will even made the first move, grabbing the other guy, Neil, and pulling him in, but that doesn't mean he's quite ready to come out yet.
On Friday Feb. 24, the kiss continues to heat up until gay pal Sonny catches them. Will may go into denial and then try to work out his feelings with Grandma Marlena (Deidre Hall), but surprise, surprise, Sami's drama will interfere before he gets anywhere.
On Friday, Mar. 2, his father Lucas (Bryan Dattilo) returns to the canvas and it sounds like he'll be open to his son's sexual preference. The question is, how soon will he learn about it?
"Days of our Lives" airs weekdays on NBC.
I've already spoke my peace on here, but I can't help but comment one the following statement....
"Over 95% of psychiatrists agree that gays are messed up in the head, so instead of condoning gay behavior we should kindly tell gays to get some therapy to straighten themselves out."
I used to work for a psychiatry group of 8 physicans and let me tell you without a shadow of a doubt, AT LEAST HALF WERE GAY THEMSELVES! So they would be saying, as doctors in the medical field, they are messed up in the head too! Get your facts staight before spewing out BS!
Again, bravo Days, for tackling the tough controversial issues!
The program has long been one of my favorites. Come on you guys, it is a soap opera and is like the
issues in real life. I think the actors, the writers, and producers who make the program possible
the best. I have thought this for many years and the airing of the gay issue does not change my opinion. It is like every other program on television, if you don't like it, don't watch it. If something
airs you don't agree with, turn the channel. As for Will, he is a good actor, one of the best.
I admire all of the cast of this program.
Deal with it it will never go away
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Entertainment journalist Deanna "TVDeeva" Barnert visits sets, interviews industry players and critiques the final product. Buzz's daytime TV queen covers it all for MSN TV, but loves her sitcoms, soaps and any juicy drama that doesn't call itself Reality TV.



