The Young and the Restless Phyllis has been all about focusing on her new company after she stole Newman Enterprises from Victor and his family. Unfortunately, for Phyllis, other factors are at play now, and she’s about to lose everything if she isn’t careful.
Key Takeaways
- Phyllis put her newfound company ahead of her family.
- The fiery red head keeps doubling down despite the odds being against her.
- Phyllis’ world is spiraling, and she won’t face it.
Never Count Phyllis Out Even When She’s Down
Ever since Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) double-crossed Cane (Billy Flynn) and Victor (Eric Braeden), she’s been riding high. In true Phyllis fashion, she doesn’t feel like she has done anything wrong.
However, the cards are being stacked against her more and more. First, no matter what she does, Daniel (Michael Graziadei) and Summer (Allison Lanier) refuse to have anything to do with her until she returns Newman Enterprises to the Newman family.
Phyllis even tried to buy their love, but it didn’t work. Summer and Daniel have drawn a hard line in the sand with Phyllis, so she drew her own line in the sand with her children.
In fact, she keeps going all in on the stolen company. Phyllis has even lured Lauren (Tracey Bregman) to work for her, much to Michael’s (Christian LeBlanc) dismay. Although Michael’s reasoning for not wanting Lauren involved may be more about him than Phyllis’ situation.
It’s time for Phyllis to wake up from this dream that she is in control and will come out on top. Victor proved just how ruthless he is by manufacturing evidence against Phyllis and Billy (Jason Thompson). Victoria (Amelia Heinle) proved she is s a chip off the old block by taking to the evidence new DA Christine (Lauralee Bell).
Y&R fans know that Christine becoming the new Genoa City DA was not a coincidence. The Mustache’s hands are all over the move, making it more clear that Phyllis is losing control.
Spoilers for the CBS soap reveal that Victor gets another win when Christine backs Phyllis into a corner and forces her hand. The problem is that the more Phyllis feels caged in, the crazier and riskier she becomes.
Phyllis is a fighter, plain and simple, but she doesn’t always think things through. That is what is happening now: Phyllis is losing control, with very few allies to help her survive the ultimate outcome; she loses everything.
