”IT’S NOT YOUR CHILD,” Sophia confessed to Aaron when she was arrested Days of our lives spoilers

Paternity Bombshell Shakes “Days of Our Lives” – Who Is Baby Tazaro’s Real Father?

The current storyline has fans buzzing as the mystery of Baby Tazaro’s true paternity takes center stage — and the twists keep coming.

At first, everyone in Salem believed Tate Black was the father of Sophia Choy’s baby, the result of their passionate and complicated romance. But everything changed with a shocking DNA reveal: Tate is not the father. The fallout left Tate devastated and viewers stunned.

Then came the surprise confession — Aaron Green, Tate’s close friend, admitted to a one-night stand with Sophia during a rough patch in her relationship with Tate. For a moment, it looked like Aaron might be the father. But now, rumors and spoilers suggest that Aaron might not be the father either.

So who is?

Fan theories are running wild. Could it be a mysterious stranger Sophia met during a night of heartbreak? A man some fans call “Julian,” possibly connected to the shady past of Salem or even the powerful DiMera family?

Meanwhile, questions swirl about whether the DNA tests were tampered with. EJ DiMera and Brady Black both have possible motives — and Salem’s history shows DNA results are rarely the final word.

Sophia, portrayed by Rachel Boyd, is at the center of it all — caught between fear, regret, and a web of secrets. Her recent confession to Melinda Trask not only revealed Tate isn’t the father but also exposed her attempts to sabotage Chanel and Johnny’s adoption plans. Now, Melinda could use that information as leverage.

As Chanel and Johnny prepare to adopt Baby Tazaro, Sophia’s unraveling secrets threaten everything. Could she block the adoption? Could a surprise father step forward in court?

From emotional confessions to explosive confrontations, this storyline is everything fans love about Days of Our Lives — messy, heartfelt, and unforgettable.

So tell us: Is Aaron the real father? Or is another twist coming? One thing’s certain — this story is far from over.