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https://www.soapoperadigest.com/content/exclusive-yr-preview-leading-ladies-dish-about-the-standalone-couples-episode/

Thanks, @dragonflies

SOD used correct spoiler pics for Lauren and Diane, but their pic of Nikki on the tweet and at the top of the article is from December 2024,
as shown here: https://wornontv.net/484131/
SOD's only relevant pic of Nikki/Victor is a screengrab from the weekly preview video, showing Nikki in red touching Victor's face, which they included within the article.

The article itself makes the episode sound somewhat interesting.  I don't care about Victor/Nikki discussing Kyle/Claire at all, LOL.  But I did find it interesting to read what Susan Walters said about Diane's father, which I hadn't heard before.  And I was interested in Tracey Bregman's take on why Michael is so connected with Victor.

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