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The Young and the Restless Spoilers Video: ‘You’ve Been a Very Naughty Girl’

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The Young and the Restless spoilers video for the week of August 31 previews an unwelcome visitor, someone stirring up drama, and a potentially life-threatening crisis!

To Tell the Truth

Nick (Joshua Morrow) has been receiving some visitors while he’s in rehab. But while spending time with his parents, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) and Victor (Eric Braeden), may have helped Nick with his recovery, it appears that Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) popping in won’t have the same effect. “Why are you here?” he demands. Looking duly concerned, Phyllis insists, “I’m worried about you.” But Nick suspects his ex has ulterior motives and asks, “You’re here because of Matt Clark [Roger Howarth], aren’t you?” What will Nick have to say about the growing relationship between Phyllis and Matt?

Victoria (Amelia Heinle) quickly regrets interrupting Kyle’s (Michael Mealor) conversation with Audra (Zuleyka Silver) on the Crimson Lights patio. “We were actually just talking about you,” Audra teases her. “It seems like you’ve been a very naughty girl.” Victoria shoots Kyle a steely glare, but he wouldn’t have broken their pact not to tell anyone about their tryst in the Jabot offices, would he?

At the GCAC, Sally (Courtney Hope) suddenly doubles over in pain and leans on the bar for support as she groans in agony. Billy (Jason Thompson) is immediately at her side and asks, “Sally, what’s happening?” The expectant mother reaches down to hold her belly and gasps, “I don’t know. I think something’s wrong!” Three years ago, Sally and Adam’s (Mark Grossman) baby died in childbirth. Is this child in danger as well?

Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on Y&R, and be sure to check out our Y&R First Look spoilers gallery for a sneak peek at even more!

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