Y&R Spoilers: Adam And Nick Have It Out

The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for Thursday, November 17, 2022, reveal the Newman Brothers having more things to fight about.

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Adam Newan Has Anger Issues

Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) and Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) have never gotten along, but they did give it the old college try in 2021 when Adam donated a kidney to Faith Newman and got to play the hero. Many of their differences have been over women and this year, nothing has changed. From Sharon Collins (Sharon Case) and Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan) to Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope), it’s always the same.

Bow both women like Sally but Sally has made her choice for now and it looks like Adam is going to come out on the losing side and he just can’t handle that. To that end, he blows up at Nick but tries not to let on that a lot of his stress is stemming from what has been going on with Chelsea.

Y&R -Chelsea Wants To Start Fresh

Speaking of Chelsea, therapy is making her see all the places she went wrong in her life and that it’s ok to forgive herself and try to be a better person and a better mother. She is ready to start her life anew and maybe she can accept that she may be alone for a while and without a man.

Or perhaps she will end up with Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson), who seems more concerned with her than he does Lily Winters (Christel Khalil), the woman he lives with. Lily can tell there is something more going on with Billy than meets the eye and is sure he is keeping a secret from her.

When Lily questions Billy, things don’t go as well as she had hoped and maybe it’s time for Lily to realize that her relationship with Billy has been going downhill for quite a while and it’s time to make a major change. She stayed in her marriage well past its sell-by date so maybe she better not do this with her new relationship. How would Billy even take a breakup? Will he be relieved? Stay tuned to The Young and the Restless weekdays to see how these stories play out.