Young and the Restless Bombshell: Troubled Teen, Schemer Arrives, Prodigal Son’s Shocking Return & Fan-Favorite Comeback!
Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for the week of September 16-20 promise the arrival of some interesting contract characters that will light up the screen participating in some major storylines over the next five days. Plus, there’s news about a fan favorite returning, very soon.
Y&R Spoilers: Troubled Teen + Instigator = Recipe For Disaster
Y&R spoilers hint that the storyline involving Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) gets more interesting by the moment, and fans can feel like a major disaster is on the horizon.
As Sharon spirals, it’s a race for the clock for loved ones – mainly Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) – to figure out what is really going on with her, and how to get her help.
Actor Linden Ashby, who currently plays the ‘Cameron Kirsten’ hallucination will appear this week, slated for the Monday, September 16 show where he’ll be in a scene with Sharon, as well as Tuesday, September 17, Thursday, September 19, and Friday, September 20.
Across town, Lucy Romalotti, played by Lily Brooks O’Briant, will also appear on the Monday, September 16 show, and have scenes with her parents Heather Stevens (Vail Bloom) and Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei).
Y&R Spoilers: A Child Plays Matchmaker Between His Parents
Meanwhile, Judah Mackey returns, as Connor Newman is set to appear on Tuesday, September 17 in scenes with his dad, Adam Newman (Mark Grossman).
This week’s Y&R preview video shows the young boy trying to play matchmaker of sorts, reminding his dad about how special his romance with mom, Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan) once was.
Y&R Spoilers: Fan Favorite Is Returning!
Watch out for Christine Blair to return to the canvas this fall, as actress Lauralee Bell recently let her Instagram fans know she was back on set filming scenes.
The actress shared some photos of the CBS studio, the Society set, and a snapshot of her with co-stars, Michael Graziadei, Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Summers), and Conner Floyd (Chance Chancellor).
