Monday’s Y&R episode, Amy gets all nostalgic while lounging on Nate’s couch, reminiscing about Damian’s childhood. Unfortunately, the warm fuzzies don’t last long because chemo has knocked her down a few pegs. But hey, at least she’s got Nate and Damian to lean on. Who needs strength when you’ve got two men tripping over themselves to take care of you?
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| Amy | Y&R, CBS SONY |
Meanwhile, over at Society, Victoria and Claire are having their own little mother-daughter heart-to-heart. Victoria is all about hyping up Claire’s presence at Chancellor, but Claire knows the deal—people assume she’s riding the Newman nepotism train straight to Successville. But Claire insists she’s there on merit. Sure, babe. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
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| Victoria & Claire | CBS |
Jack’s Got Business and Blind Spots
Jack’s having dinner at the club when Kyle calls in with some good news—Jabot’s numbers are through the roof, and it’s all thanks to Diane’s Jabot Classic line. Kyle’s also concerned about Traci acting a little “off,” but Jack lets him assume it’s just pre-wedding jitters. No need to get into anything messy. Business first, emotions later, right?
Speaking of business, Damian decides to challenge Nate to a little one-on-one basketball. Cute, right? But wait—plot twist! Amy is a Boston Celtics fan. The drama! Before we can process that life-altering revelation, Lily shows up, clearly in a mood. She’s got questions, and she’s not leaving until she gets answers. What the hell is Damian up to, and why is his boss, Dumar, always lurking in the shadows?
Kyle and Claire: The Couple That Just Won’t Quit
Kyle is all caught up in his feelings. Turns out, Claire isn’t just another pretty face—she’s got him feeling all kinds of things, things he never even felt with Summer. That’s right, folks. Not even Summer had him this whipped. And when Jack gives his blessing? Kyle basically floats off the ground. Nothing, not even the great and terrible Victor Newman, can stop him now. Or so he thinks.
Meanwhile, Claire’s spilling her own concerns at Society. She loves Kyle, but there’s a problem—his last name. The Newman patriarch is out for blood, and Claire’s worried Kyle might end up in a Myanmar prison just like Billy if they don’t handle this carefully. Claire, sweetie, we appreciate the concern, but let’s be real—Victor’s got bigger fish to fry. Or does he?
Victor Newman: The Meddler-in-Chief
Victoria has cracked the code: Victor doesn’t hate Kyle, he just doesn’t think he’s worthy of Claire. Which is, you know, classic Victor. But here’s the kicker—he never really went to war over Summer. Make of that what you will. Claire’s torn. Should she break things off before Victor does something drastic?
While Claire ponders her next move, Damian is busy trying to convince Lily that he’s not the villain she thinks he is. But Lily’s having none of it. She’s got receipts, and she’s ready to take this to court. Damian swears he had no idea about Amy’s illness or his connection to Nate until recently. Who’s lying? Who’s playing who? Lily doesn’t care—she just wants Damian and his shady boss out of her family’s business.
Summer’s Got a Game Plan
Jack warns Kyle that Victor isn’t above using Summer as a pawn in his little chess game. And let’s be real—Summer isn’t above playing along if it means getting what she wants. There was peace between Jack and Victor when Kyle was with Summer, but that all went up in flames when Nikki hit the bottle. Now, Claire’s got another problem—Summer doesn’t just disapprove of her relationship with Kyle; she feels threatened. And we all know what happens when Summer gets defensive.
Jack isn’t the only one issuing warnings. He makes sure Victoria knows that if Victor messes with Kyle and Claire’s relationship, he’ll have to deal with him. Victoria, never one to be left out of the drama, backs him up. Imagine that—a Jack and Victoria alliance. Who saw that coming?
Trust Issues, Lies, and Power Moves
Lily has had it. Damian’s story isn’t adding up, and now she’s convinced he’s playing everyone. She was willing to accept him for Nate’s sake, but that ship has sailed. Damian, Dumas, and all their shady dealings need to back off, stat. And if they don’t? Well, let’s just say Lily isn’t afraid to take matters into her own hands.
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| Damain | Y&R |
With Lily storming out, Nate is left with his own doubts. And just as things couldn’t get any messier, Amy comes downstairs demanding the truth. Damian and Nate try to play it off as a simple brotherly disagreement, but Amy isn’t buying it. She wants answers, and she wants them now.
Meanwhile, Kyle and Claire have a moment of peace at Crimson Lights. They don’t care what anyone thinks. Their love is all that matters. Cue dramatic music and lingering glances.
And just like that, another day in Genoa City comes to an end. Follow us at Soap Opera Reviews for daily spoilers and recaps. We live for the drama!
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