The Y&R spoilers recap for Friday, December 17, 2021, proves that it can rain women, too, as Chelsea Lawson, Chloe Mitchell Fisher, and Sally Spectra combine forces to let Adam Newman know how things are going to be from now on, while Billy Abbott sets up a glam surprise for Lily Winters – who has questions about his ongoing plan to bring down the Newmans.
The Y&R Spoilers Recap Highlights
Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) meets with Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) and Sally (Courtney Hope) to demand Sally defend herself as to why Chelsea should grant her the privilege of working with the two of them. Sally admits that she’s made some bad choices in her life – Chelsea should be able to relate to that – but this is her…take it or leave it.
Chelsea agrees to take it, and the three musketeers mosey over to Adam’s (Mark Grossman) office to announce they’ll be working together from now on. Yay, Adam says. A few minutes later, back at the penthouse, Chelsea drops the smile and one for all/all for one attitude to demand that Chloe tell her how she intends to keep Sally from taking over. Or even thinking she’s Chloe and Chelsea’s equal.
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She sure is making a lot of demands for someone who barely escaped jail…by faking being mentally ill. Meanwhile, Adam wonders what Sally is up to. Is she marking her territory with him in front of Chelsea? Get over yourself, dude!
Young and the Restless: Also There
Billy (Jason Thompson) sets up a photo session and pretends to interview Lily (Christel Khalil) about her new job as CEO of Chancellor Industries. This is his way of proving he’s supportive. Lily is also supportive of Billy’s fake breakdown and win fame and fortune plan. But she really wants him to fill in Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman). He finally agrees to come clean.
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