The Young and the Restless spoilers sneak peek for September 23 features Matt and Phyllis for a potential goodbye. It’s Matt’s intention to leave with Patty. But he doesn’t want to go without seeing Phyllis one more time. Elsewhere, Billy gets an important house call.
Key Takeaways
- Matt wants to see Phyllis one more time before leaving Genoa City with Patty.
- Sally and Billy focus on their future despite growing wedding drama.
- Traci makes an important house call to Billy and lends a listening ear.
Scenes from Genoa City: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Matt (Roger Howarth) made Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) feel seen, and she doesn’t want to lose that. With him around, she doesn’t feel so lonely. But Matt is determined to do something good by taking Patty (Stacy Haiduk) away from Genoa City, where she will no longer do any harm.
So Phyllis stops by the Riverbank Motel for one more conversation with the guy she wholeheartedly believes is trying to achieve redemption. We’ll see if Matt is able to dig deep and truly leave the town where almost everybody despises him (for very good reason). Will Phyllis try to talk him into staying again? More importantly, will she be successful?
Currently, Sally (Courtney Hope) and Billy (Jason Thompson) are focused on two things: their baby and their wedding. And it’s the wedding that’s causing drama. Billy doesn’t want Jill (Jess Walton) or Adam (Mark Grossman) in attendance, and the way things are going, he’s not going to get either of his wishes.
But from the photos above, Sally and Billy aren’t letting any of the drama get them down. Instead, they’re chilling with a little concoction Sally has prepared.
According to the weekly teasers, Traci (Beth Maitland) makes a much-needed house call. Her visit to Billy is also featured in Y&R’s video preview.
He asks her if everything is okay, which is a fair question considering the hell that Patty has put the Abbotts through lately. But Traci is there to listen to Billy. Will she help him sort out his issues with his mother at his wedding?
