Chrishell Stause making spirited return to Days of our Lives

All My Children and The Young and the Restless vet Chrishell Stause is returning to Days of our Lives next week to help her brother make an important decision.

Chrishell Stause (Jordan Ridgeway) is returning to Days of our Lives -- and she'll be having what can only be described as a spirited conversation with her brother.

Yes, Stause's character was killed off in 2019, but when did that ever stop a soap opera homecoming? Entertainment Weekly reports that Stause will appear in two episodes next week as the conscience of her brother Ben.

"I really love the cast and crew over at Days of our Lives, and anytime I [get] to pop in is always so much fun!" Stause told EW. "My favorite thing about daytime, and DAYS in particular, is that the door is always open for characters to reappear no matter how they left."

Stause got her daytime start on All My Children in 2005 and remained with the ABC soap through its final episode in September 2011. A couple of years later, she popped up on DAYS and remained in Salem through 2015. She then appeared briefly on The Young and the Restless in 2016 before returning to DAYS in 2019.

Since leaving daytime, Stause has found massive popularity on the Netflix unscripted series Selling Sunset. The real estate reality series will begin streaming its fourth season later this year. A fifth season of Selling Sunset is also planned.

Stause also hoofed it up in 2020 on Dancing with the Stars.

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Days of our Lives was recently renewed for two more years, so it's possible that Stause could make even more appearances in the future. However, look for Stause's confirmed ghostly return to DAYS on Monday, May 24, and Tuesday, May 25.

Are you looking forward to seeing Chrishell Stause's return? Do you think her spirit will help Ben reach a decision about Ciara? We want to hear from you -- so drop your comments in the Comments section below, tweet about it on Twitter, share it on Facebook, or chat about it on our Message Boards.

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