The Young and the Restless

What’s Next for Billy and Victoria on The Young and the Restless?

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Alina Adams

8 years ago

On-again, off-again, on-again, off-again. The Young and the Restless’ Billy and Victoria have this dance down to a science (not unlike Vicky’s parents and brother).

They’re currently divorced, but can’t seem to keep from running into each other, be it at work, over their mutual kids, or even when it comes to Victoria’s teenage son, Reed (Tristan Lake Leabu). Is it only a matter of time before Mr. and Mrs. Abbott are back together again? What would fans like to happen? Over 4,000 of you chimed in.

What Goes Around Comes Around
Billy (Jason Thompson) and Victoria have managed to overcome his gambling, their respective affairs, and the general, ongoing animosity between the Newmans and the Abbotts. Why are we even pretending they’ll ever be able to live without each other, wonder 68% of you. Just get back together already, give Johnny and Katie their Mommy and Daddy back, and Reed a father figure he’s crazy about. Plus, it should really piss off Victor (Eric Braeden) and Jack (Peter Bergman), and no one should give up the opportunity to do that, ever.

You Have To Move On
On the other hand, let’s think about that gambling problem and those respective affairs a little bit more. This is not a functional couple. Whenever they hit a bump in the road (no pun intended poor, dead Delia), Billy and Victoria (Amelia Heinle) head for the hills — or, at least, for a warm shoulder to cry on. Whatever it is they have isn’t working, insist the remaining 31% of you.

So how about they stop sending each other mixed messages and go their separate ways? They can still discuss the kids, but now that Victoria owns controlling interest in Brash & Sassy, Billy should go do his own thing, and give the pair one less reason to come face to face on a regular basis.

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