Beyond the Gates spoilers imply that Tomas Navarro (Alex Alegria) made his choice between rivals and sisters Eva Thomas (Ambyr Michelle) and Katherine “Kat” Richardson (Colby Muhammad), and he chose Kat.
Eva has since moved on, and it looks like Izaiah Hawthorne (David Lami Friebe) has caught her eye. As Izaiah makes his rounds in Fairmont Crest, could he turn Kat’s head, too?
Eva & Izaiah Have Sparks
Beyond the Gates spoilers suggest that Izaiah entered the canvas on Wednesday, October 22, and shared a nice scene with Eva – the two certainly have sparks, and the idea of Ted Richardson’s (Keith D. Robinson) “other daughter” having a romance is nice.
After all, her heart got broken by Tomas, someone she truly believed she could share a romance with.
To make matters worse, Tomas chose her “bratty” half-sister, Kat, someone who’s grown up with everything Eva always wanted. From living in the lap of luxury to being raised by Ted full-time, Kat has it all, and now she has Tomas, too.
If Eva and Izaiah’s flirting turns into something more, only for Kat to stroll by and blow it all up, this will only add fuel to the fire where the Eva/Kat feud is concerned.
Kat’s True Intentions
It’s hard to tell if Kat truly loves Tomas, or if he’s just a prize in her war against Eva. After all, most women would’ve run screaming to the hills if they had multiple bad nights in bed with their new boyfriend. Plus, catching Tomas and Eva in bed would’ve been a deal-breaker, too.
It’s nice for TomKat (and their fans) that the relationship is back on track, but do they share “true love” or is this more about getting one over Eva?
If Kat’s eyes wander toward Izaiah, after Eva staked her claim, would this be about genuine attraction, or would it be another way for Kat to poke at her sister?
Would you like to see Izaiah with Eva or Kat? Will Kat show some interest in Jacob Hawthorne’s (Jibre Hordges) brother? Share your thoughts! Tune into the CBS soap daily and check out this site often for the best Beyond the Gates updates, spoilers, and news.
