The Young and the Restless Spoilers Video: ‘Snapper, Is My Mom Okay?’
The Young and the Restless spoilers video for the week of October 19 previews some post-wedding drama, a medical emergency, and a villain that may not be completely out of the picture.
The Party’s Over
After tying the knot with Billy (Jason Thompson), Sally (Courtney Hope) returns upstairs to her suite at the GCAC to unwind from all the excitement of the wedding. However, the expectant mother once again doubles over in pain. “Sal, what is it?” asks her sister, Coco (Ashley Campbell). Audra (Zuleyka Silver) steps in to offer her assistance as well. “Hey, what’s wrong?” Audra wonders, concerned. Is this another false alarm like during the bachelorette party, or is Sally actually going into labor for real this time?
Nick (Joshua Morrow) was against Sharon (Sharon Case) agreeing to be Matt’s (Roger Howarth) therapist instead of shipping him off to a clinic, and it looks like he’s once again taken matters into his own hands. Returning to Sharon’s home, Nick enters and informs her and Mariah (Camryn Grimes): “Matt is safely put away.” Mariah glances over her shoulder back at her mother, who still looks concerned about the whole situation. Did Nick “take care” of Matt the same way he did that drug dealer?
Downstairs at the GCAC, Billy’s enjoyment of his wedding reception at the club is interrupted by a phone call. But it’s not his mother, Jill (Jess Walton), calling with her congratulations after being unable to attend in person, but Snapper, her brother and doctor. “A three-way call with Cane [Billy Flynn], why?” Billy responds, shaken. “Snapper, is my mom okay?” What news does Snapper have to share with Jill’s family?
Check out this tease for a look at some of the drama coming up this week on Y&R, and be sure to share your thoughts on the latest twists and turns in the comments section below!
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