Y&R Spoilers: Is Kyle Wrong To Be This Mad At Summer?

Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers suggest that the marriage between Summer Newman Abbott (Alison Lanier) and Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) could be hanging on a threat. Now that Kyle has learned that Summer not only lied to him about her mother being alive but also fought with her brother Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei) when he “did the right thing” and came forward, this could be the beginning of the end for Skyle.

Y&R Spoilers: Kyle Has Betrayed Summer In This Relationship, Too

It’s hard not to point out the fact that Kyle has lied to Summer before too, all in an effort to protect his mother. Then there was that debacle where his parents broke the law to frame Jeremy Stark (James Hyde), using Nikki Newman’s (Melody Thomas Scott) (and her jewelry) in the process.

They crossed a ton of lines in the process, so to see Kyle berate Summer to the degree that he did during a recent episode when he finally learned the truth, seemed a bit much.

Being shocked at Summer’s behavior is one thing; however, walking out on her, is another.

Y&R Spoilers: Is Skyle Doomed In Genoa City?

Will Skyle last the long haul? They are a young couple, and they have had their fair share of lies between them; however, many of the reasons behind why they have been fighting so much as of late, is because of extended family and living in Genoa City.

The couple seemed so much happier when they were in Italy, without feuding moms, Jabot drama, and family that loves to interfere in their romance. So, should they split up or move out of town?

Then again, there’s a good chance that both Summer and Kyle will seek affection outside their marriage, which would surely cause their relationship to come to an ultimate end (for now).

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