The Young and the Restless Spoilers: Victoria Gives Up On Billy… Again

The Young and the Restless spoilers tease Victoria’s going to be glad she never actually married Billy. Her almost-hubby goes off the rails again and leaves her in the dust.

The Young and the Restless Spoilers Highlights

Billy (Jason Thompson) thinks he’s fixed. In fact, he doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with him at all. He’s a man coming into his own and accepting himself, flaws and all. No need for therapy or changing paces. He is Billy Abbott and everyone just better take notice and love him like this or not at all.

Not On My Watch

Of course, Victoria (Amelia Heinle) isn’t buying this act for one minute. Every time this side of Billy comes out to play it ends in disaster.

She was almost murdered for his cocky, self-indulgent actions. Heck, it was mere months ago he tried to kill Adam. He still needs therapy and she isn’t going to let up, especially since there are children involved.

Unfortunately, the more Victoria pushes, the more Billy pulls away. According to the February 3, 2020, issue of Soap Opera Digest, a break up comes when Billy packs his things and walks away.

He is sick of being smothered and having his woman doubt him. If she can’t trust him, fine, but he won’t be sleeping in her bed anymore.

What Now, Billy?

So, what comes next for the wayward guy? Will he try to start things up with Amanda (Mishael Morgan)? Will he …continue reading on the next page —>

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So, what comes next for the wayward guy? Will he try to start things up with Amanda (Mishael Morgan)? Will he move into the Abbott mansion or try to move back the Chancellor estate?

Or will he take a room at the hotel instead? Billy’s going to want to stay somewhere without praying eyes and strong opinions. If he thinks Vicky is smothering him then moving home to Jack or with Jill isn’t going to be any better.

Billy’s coming to a crossroads in his life and he’ll have some big decisions to make. Spoilers show he’s not going to make the best of choices. Things for Billy-Boy are about to get much, much worse before they ever get better. The Young and the Restless (YR) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.