The Young and the Restless Poll Results: What’s Next For Lola?

Once upon a time on The Young and the Restless, viewers were introduced to the Rosales family. There was Arturo. He built houses for Nick (Joshua Morrow)… and slept with Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott).

Viewers liked him well enough, so he got a sister, Lola (Sasha Calle). Viewers like her well enough, so here’s their other brother, Rey (Jordi Vilasuso), and his estranged wife, Mia, and their mother, Celeste, and their long-lost father, Adrian, and…. Viewers no longer liked them so much.

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So, bye-bye, Adrian, bye-bye, Celeste, Arturo, and Mia, go have a baby in Florida (from a hook-up that you both remembered months after the fact). Rey, here’s a Newman, and Lola, here’s an Abbott. There! Now everybody is tied to a core family, yay, us!

Except, months after he was willing to do anything to save Lola’s life, Kyle (Michael Mealor) has decided, nah, he really loved Summer (Hunter King) all along and filed for divorce. So now Lola has no Abbott to cling to. What should she do next? We’ve got suggestions from almost 4,000 of you.

Go Get Kyle!

Kyle has no idea what he wants, 32% of you point out the obvious. Go fight for your man, Lola. You’ll win. Just like he got bored with you after a few weeks and went back to Summer, how long do you think it will be before he’s bored with her? He’s not worth it, but you can have him.

Trade-Up

Then again 29% have a backup Abbott for you. Go ahead and fall in love with Theo (Tyler Johnson). He’s clearly the better man for now.

Florida Bound

Go back to Florida, 21% of the audience advises. You have family there. And the only thing to look forward to here is a restaurant that will inevitably fail now that there’s nobody in it anymore.

Aggravation

Pick on someone other than Summer, 18% suggests. Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) would probably be happy to hate you if you open a new club in Abby’s (Melissa Ordway) new hotel. The Young and the Restless (YR) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.