‘The Young And The Restless’ (Y&R) Spoilers: Joe Clark Wreaks Havoc on Genoa City – Tries To Steal Lily, Responsible For Paragon Project

“The Young and the Restless” spoilers tease that Scott Elrod’s character Joe Clark has no intention of leaving Genoa City any time soon – even though Avery is no longer around. One would think that since Avery is gone and the warehouse project was a bust – Joe would skip town, but it looks like he has another agenda. And, spoilers indicate that Phyllis and Ashley think they may know what Joe is really up to.

According to “The Young and the Restless” spoilers in this week’s edition of Soap Opera Digest, Phyllis is certain that Joe Clark is behind the Paragon Project. Head-writer Charles Pratt dished to the magazine, “Phyllis knows it is possible that Marco had more than one ally,” and Joe certainly had motive after Victor backed out of his warehouse project. Pratt goes on to reveal that Phyllis shares her suspicions with Ashley – and she confronts Joe face to face and demands to know what he is up to.

Related: ‘The Young and the Restless’ Rumors: Joe Clark Trying To Take Victor Down – The Mastermind Behind The Paragon Project?

“The Young and the Restless” spoilers also tease that shady business deals aren’t the only thing keeping Joe in Genoa City – apparently he has set his sights on a new woman, and nothing will stop him from winner her over, not even her husband. Chuck Pratt went on to tease, “Some of our men better lock up their wives, because when Joe sets his mind to someone – or something – he can be very determined.” So, who is the lucky (or unlucky) lady that has caught Joe Clark’s eye? Cane’s wife Lily!

So Y&R fans, do you believe that Joe Clark could be behind the Paragon Project? And, how do you feel about him hooking up with Lily? How will Cane react to joe trying to steal his wife? Let us know what you think in the comments below and don’t forget to check Soap Opera Spy for all of your “The Young and the Restless” spoilers and news.

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