According to ‘The Young and The Restless Spoilers,’ Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) will be furious because his trial will go down the drain. He was forced to stay away because of his outburst. Only to receive the updates regarding the trial later on. While Christine Williams (Lauralee Bell) does not want to accept any plea deals. Spoilers also hint that a marriage will be on cards.
The Young and The Restless Spoilers: Christine Will Have The Upper Hand
Christine due to the recent events will believe that she will finally get the guilty verdicts that she was looking for. Due to Rey Rosales’ (Jordi Vilasuso) mistakes, Sharon Newman could be shot at an acquittal. He ended up making some mistakes so there is a chance that Sharon gets by while others have to pay. Given the situation, Brittany Hodges (Lauren Woodland) is way better an attorney than anyone at the moment. This could be because Michael Baldwin’s (Christian LeBlanc) clients keep on lying to him. But it turns out that Sharon’s verdict won’t matter a dime to Victor. The only thing he will care about is the outcome for Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) and Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) which will be pretty bad.
Could you see Summer as Mrs. Kyle Abbott? Tell us what you think about this wedding proposal! #YR pic.twitter.com/NbEj5G97k3
— Young and Restless (@YandR_CBS) March 6, 2019
Moreover, so many pieces of evidence have come out so it will hard for Nikki and Victoria to avoid murder convictions. In the week of March 11-15, all three women will be sentenced. There will be obstruction of justice with the chance to know about their punishment for intentional second-degree homicide. If things take a different turn and Victoria and Nikki go down then Victor will start with his revenge. And, it will be a big one because these are the two people, he loves a lot. But other than that, Victor should shift his attention to look for the tormentor as he is the person who set this chapter in action.
Summer smells victory today on #YR. pic.twitter.com/QHaaT0S88d
— Young and Restless (@YandR_CBS) March 6, 2019
Implying that if Victor wasn’t framed, Nikki would not have confessed using a fake story. Sharon wouldn’t have spilled the beans and Phyllis would not have led everyone to the trail by selling people out. While Nikki and Victoria are locked up, Victor will come forward to team up with Nikki. He will do this in order to find the person who targeted their family. Alice Hunter is leaving Y&R. And the fact that Kerry Johnson’s exit plot will have some bombing twists will leave fans in a frenzy. It could be that she is J.T.’s secret accomplice.
Y&R Spoilers: Newmans Will Be Facing More Than a Single Enemy
The Young and The Restless Spoilers say that Nick and Victor consider the possibility that it may be J.T. Hellstrom (Thad Luckinbill). But the Newmans will be facing more than one enemy. This would mean that Victor will have to outsmart J.T. all by himself while setting up a trap for Kerry with Nick’s help. Meanwhile, J.T. is alive and will come to the screen whenever possible in the week of March 11-15. As the coverup crew sentence comes up, J.T. and Kerry will realize Victor’s attachment for his family.
Rey is in the hot seat today on #YR. pic.twitter.com/FUsz7ZQhwD
— Young and Restless (@YandR_CBS) March 7, 2019
The Young and The Restless Spoilers: Summer Agreed to Kyle’s Proposal
Kyle (Michael Mealor) asked Summer (Hunter King) for her hand and she agreed. While he will do everything in his power to save Lola’s (Sasha Calle) life, he understands what love is for the first time. If at all she wakes up, Lola will feel differently. She was on her way to fix things with Kyle when Mia (Noemi Gonzelez) attacked her. So, when she will wake up with Summer’s liver as a transplant. She will not have the best of the times seeing Kyle and Summer married. Kyle made a deal in order to get Summer’s anonymous living liver donation.
With so much happening, let’s see if Victor is able to succeed in his plans. Stay tuned with TV Season Spoilers to get Y&R The Young and the Restless
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