Ashley was shocked to find Dina lying on the floor of her hotel suite on The Young and the Restless.
Whether or not the former Mrs. John Abbott survives remains to be seen. Another important question is: Will Ashley forgive her mother for telling all of Genoa City that Ash’s true birth dad was the late Brent Davis?
Soap Hub asked if Ashley (Eileen Davidson) has forgiveness in her and you sure told us how you feel!
The High Road
The good news is that the majority of you, 80% to be exact, feel that Ashley will forgive Dina (Marla Adams) for blabbing her paternity secret at the awards gala. Ash must know deep down that Dina didn’t mean to hurt her and that she said what she did when she was in a highly emotional state.
Ashley has had decades to process the news that John isn’t her biological dad. And as much as she wishes he was still with them, the one blessing in John’s passing is that he’ll never learn the truth — that his darling daughter isn’t his by blood.
What do you think? Post a comment!
Mommy Dearest
The rest of you, 20%, don’t think that Ashley will forgive her mother. And who can blame this group? Dina walked out on her family, leaving John to raise them alone (with help from housekeeper Mamie).
Then, Dina stayed away for decades and didn’t even make it to John’s funeral! When she finally did return, the Abbott kids were shocked to learn that she had named the mysterious Graham as her beneficiary. While Ashley will probably take the high road and forgive her mom, it would certainly be understandable if she did not.
A Family In Crisis
The Abbott clan’s rallying around Dina at the hospital, praying for her to recover. If Graham were smart, he’d go into hiding – at least for the immediate future. The Abbott siblings — no matter how they feel about Dina — are not going to take kindly to the fact that Graham walked out on Dina when she needed him them most!
The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS. Check local listings for time and channel.
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