Young & Restless Preview: Victoria Makes Victor a Surprising Offer — Plus, Guess Who Is Contemplating Retirement?
Friday, January 7th, 2022
It’s Nick’s birthday, but he’s not in a party mood.
In a Young & Restless preview for the week of January 10 – 14, to retire or not to retire, someone is asking that question! Read on for the details and watch the teaser video.
After Victoria was brought in on Billy’s plan to take down Adam and Newman Media, she immediately took the reins. However once Billy learned Traci knew of his scheme, and she was as concerned about him as Lily and Jack were, Billy saw the light. He let Adam know everything, including he wasn’t worth Billy’s time or anger any longer, saying he’d always be the runner-up Newman and epic failure. Billy also wasted no time letting Victoria know the scheme was over. However, it appears Victoria still has more tricks up her sleeve, and next week she offers to buy Newman Media outright from her father! What will Victor say? Better yet, what will Adam have to say after pondering over Billy’s stinging jab?
Preview for next week.#YR pic.twitter.com/jIv1XKufpd
— Sharon & Rey ✨ (@Team_Shey) January 6, 2022
Nick finally started to feel like he was truly free of the Newman name and confided in Sharon about his Christmas Eve dream involving Cassie. He began to realize the family he created is where he needed to put his focus, and even approached Noah about leaving Newman Media to work for him. In the preview of what’s to come, it’s Nick’s birthday and his family is ready to celebrate with an ambush party!
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Finally, Lauren breaks some big news to Gloria, Chloe, and Kevin… Michael is considering retirement! He’s also sporting a beard, perhaps further signifying he’s ready for a big change, and Kevin is all for his brother moving on to greener pastures.
Be sure to read the Young & Restless spoilers to learn what has Ashland’s guard up. Then look at the who’s who of Genoa City in our 2022 Young & Restless cast portraits in the photo gallery below.
Video: Team_Shey/Twitter
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<p>Isn’t that right, Jack (Peter Bergman)? He’s a playboy leaning hard into his new role of family man.</p>
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<p>You can’t keep a good woman down — or a bad one, either. Take it from the “late” Diane (Susan Walters).</p>
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<p>Billy (Jason Thompson) and Lily (Christel Khalil) are so right for each other, their names even rhyme. C’mon!</p>
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<p>If Victoria (Amelia Heinle) turned the other cheek, it would be every bit as lovely.</p>
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<p>Be careful where you aim that disarming gaze, Ashland (Richard Burgi); charm-proof vests are hard to come by in Genoa City.</p>
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<p>During February sweeps, Ashland underwent an extreme makeover, one that transformed him into Robert Newman, previously Josh on <em>Guiding Light.</em></p>
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<p>Reformed baddies Michael (Christian Jules LeBlanc) and Lauren (Tracey E. Bregman) have made good. So why do they always look like they have mischief in mind?</p>
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<p>We don’t have to get it as long as Kevin (Greg Rikaart) and Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) do. That said, we get it, guys. We totally get it.</p>
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<p>Then again, when <em>isn’t</em> the irrepressible Gloria (Judith Chapman) prepared to shine? She’s a showstopper whether or not there’s a show going on to be stopped!</p>
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<p>If Mariah (Camryn Grimes) and Tessa (Cait Fairbanks) were a book, they’d be a page-turner that we couldn’t put down.</p>
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<p>Glorious lighting’s not required to make Sharon (Sharon Case) sparkle. Though, obviously, no one’s gonna say no to lighting <em>this</em> fantastic. Let’s be real.</p>
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<p>It wasn’t easy being a good guy like Sharon’s ill-fated husband (Jordi Vilasuso) in a town like Genoa City, where everyone’s favorite pastime is bending the truth until it snaps.</p>
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<p>Nick (Joshua Morrow) and Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) are as kaput as a couple that’s called it quits a gazillion times before ever really <em>can</em> be. In other words, probably not very kaput at all.</p>
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<p>When Nick and Sharon’s prodigal son returned, he had a new face (that of Rory Gibson) and the same old amazing jean jacket. Er, the same old amazing <em>genes</em>. We meant genes.</p>
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<p>Thanks to Jack’s surprise granddaughter Allie (Kelsey Wang), the Abbott family tree has sprouted a new branch.</p>
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<p>… here’s Kyle (Michael Mealor) <em>three</em>-faced — and each mug as handsome as the last. The Abbott heir is the result of, ahem, “a little ditty about Jack and Diane,” as John Mellencamp might put it.</p>
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<p>… we’d soon get reacquainted with Kyle’s bride, Summer (Allison Lanier), whose parents both have a past with her mother-in-law: Nick slept with Diane, and Phyllis slapped with her!</p>
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<p>… it’s gonna be a bumpy ride anytime Jill (Jess Walton) is in town. We might even go so far as to get our sofa equipped with shock absorbers.</p>
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<p>Oh, we know, we know, it’s been ages since Jill’s frenemy Esther (Kate Linder) was actually Mrs. C’s housekeeper. Didn’t mean to ruffle anyone’s feather duster.</p>
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<p>Actually, this is Chance (Conner Floyd), who came home from being presumed dead… how to put this, hmm… a new man. On the plus side, he also came home a crazy handsome man.</p>
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<p>Ashley (Eileen Davidson) is there for daughter Abby (Melissa Ordway) every step of the way. Whether Abby wants her to be or not. You understand — you have a mom.</p>
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<p>Novelist Traci (Beth Maitland) probably knows that the pen is mightier than the sword. But the heart and soul of Genoa City is way to sweet to ever jab you with either one.</p>
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<p><em>The</em> catch of Genoa City has got to be Devon (Bryton James), the rare hunk who is as rich as he is attractive. Well, that’s not <em>so</em> rare in Genoa City, but you know what we mean. He has it going on.</p>
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<p>Hardly. Amanda (Mishael Morgan) is entirely her own woman… who just happens to have the exact same features as her late sister. What? It could happen!</p>
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<p>Eh, not necessarily where Naya (Ptosha Storey) is concerned. Unless the question is “How do ya take a stunning photo?” Then, by all means, Amanda’s mom is your go-to.</p>
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<p>Well, he isn’t technically <em>so</em> new. Moses (Jacob Aaron Gaines) was born to Neil and Sofia all the way back in 2011. Wait, doesn’t that mean he should only be 11 years old? SORAS strikes again!</p>
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<p>When he’s not actually treating patients, Nate (Sean Dominic) plays doctor with Elena (Brytni Sarpy). Which pretty much exhausts our knowledge of medical puns. Unless you wanna get into the palpitations their smoochie scenes give us.</p>
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<p>Yep, any scene is made more interesting by the arrival of Amanda’s pot-stirring sister (Leigh-Ann Rose).</p>
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<p>Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) keeps as many unhatched plots in her purse as we do forgotten bank slips and Chiclets. Yes, the Chiclets are extremely old. Whatever you do, don’t swallow them — or, for that matter, Chelsea’s lies.</p>
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<p>There’s nothing going on between Sally (Courtney Hope) and Adam (Mark Grossman) the same way there was nothing going on between Antony and Cleopatra, Romeo and Juliet, Bogie and Bacall… You get the idea.</p>
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<p>Omnipotent Victor (Eric Braeden) is not one to be trifled with. In fact, he’s so formidable, we wouldn’t even risk serving him a trifle for dessert. Best to play it safe with the Black Knight.</p>
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