Young and the Restless News

The Young and the Restless weekly update for May 4–8 reveals that Matt Clark is the gift that keeps on giving for the Newmans. Although…

Sienna is certain Matt is gone, but that belief may be exactly what he needs to stay one step ahead.

Devon should be concentrating on his marital problems with Abby.

Will Jack and Diane approve?

Is she playing the Newmans?

Phyllis draws a hard line with Daniel as the pressure builds. The fallout may cost her more than the case.

Complications could arise during Cane’s upcoming surgery.

Matt went too far in his latest stunt.

It’s Adam’s turn to save the Newman family.

Kyle’s day takes a sharp turn as two explosive encounters collide—and the fallout could spread fast.

Victor isn’t seeking. He’s marking his territory in the business he built, and seeing who’s with him.

Stacy Haiduk shared whether Patty could unexpectedly turn on Victor.

Phyllis might have one more trick up her sleeve for The Moustache.

Sienna’s looking rough as Nick’s struggle deepens and big moments unfold across Genoa City and Las Vegas.

Riza wants to satisfy both Adam and Matt Clark. But who’s side is she on?

Sienna offers herself to stop Matt, but he detonates anyway, proving nothing will change his plan and leaving the Newmans in danger.

Nick’s rescue effort falls apart when he collapses, leaving Adam to take over while Matt stays one step ahead.

If Devon doesn’t keep his anger in check, he might do something he’ll regret.

Sienna isn’t waiting—she’s racing into danger, but will her bold move help or backfire?

Victor assumed that Patty would take his money and run… But he’s wrong.

Jack might want to steer clear of Nikki, Patty, and his other ex-wives.

If Christine accepts the DA position, will Phyllis end up in the crossfire?

AI will save the day again!

Matt turns the tables, and Sharon and Noah find themselves trapped in a situation they didn’t see coming.

Malcolm is forgetting one person in his reunion with his kids.

A distraught Abby might seek comfort from a former flame.