Commentary Y&R

2026 could see new beginnings for these ex-couples.

Could 2026 bring these characters home to Genoa City?

Victor needs to make peace with Jack and the Abbott family. Not just for Christmas, but for good.

Her relationship with Cane could cause even bigger problems for her daughter.

Sally makes a shocking admission about Billy on Christmas Eve.

Santa might skip some Genoa City houses this year.

Traci came home just in time to save the annual Abbott Christmas.

Chelsea and Adam shared a shocking update about Connor, which could give him a new storyline in 2026.

Victor’s so busy taking down the Abbotts that he doesn’t realize he could lose his own family.

Adam told Jack he didn’t intend on hurting him, but he also wants to pacify his father, Victor.

Claire can’t trust Audra or Kyle, but she’s willing to trust her cunning grandfather.

Phyllis’ luck may take a turn for the better.

One moment between Audra and Noah had sparks flying.

Everyone’s calling for Summer these days, and it’s likely that she could return after she gets some concerning news.

Phyllis’s secret deal with Victor blows up in her face. But what was she thinking to partner up with The Mustache?

Claire’s back to her old ways, and she’s got a new target.

At one point during their anniversary celebration, Michael and Lauren got serious. They revisited painful moments from their past—moments that hinted at unresolved ties.

Victor bribes Sienna, which she didn’t sneeze at. She left Noah’s fate in his own hands.

Noah and Sienna escaped Matt Clark, but that doesn’t mean he’s giving up easily.

Claire hooked up with Holden on Halloween, and kissed Kyle at Thanksgiving.

Jabot wants to shut down Jabot for three months to protect the company from Cane’s AI program.

Phyllis and Cane could’ve been sizzling hot, but they fizzled out quickly.

Noah cheated on Ally, who is Jack’s granddaughter. This could trigger him to get revenge on the Newmans.

Could they become a happy family again by the holiday?

Genoa City residents faced their share of drama.