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The Young And The Restless Spoilers: Victoria’s Solution, Buys ChancComm Amid Scandal?

By Amandah Hancen

The Young And The Restless: Victoria Newman-Locke (Amelia Heinle)The Young and the Restless spoilers reveal that Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) and Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) are in a real mess. They receive an unexpected visit and offer from Ashland Locke (Richard Burgi) and Victoria Newman-Locke (Amelia Heinle). Could “Ashtoria” offer to solve everyone’s problems by buying ChancComm?

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Targeting ‘Ashtoria’

Y&R spoilers reveal that Ashland joined Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) and Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) in their attack on Billy and ChancComm. Ashland wasn’t originally part of the scheme. However, he was interested in joining due to his personal feelings about Billy.

It was Billy that continually interfered in Ashland and Victoria’s relationship. Billy went to extreme measures to try and destroy Ashland and Victoria’s relationship. Despite the wedding being a very public affair, Billy thought it was appropriate to bring Jesse Gaines (Jamison Jones) in order to expose Ashland. However, if this actually happened, Victoria would have been publicly humiliated.

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Y&R Spoilers – Billy Abbott Defeated

Victor and Adam’s plan seems to be working and Billy is completely defeated. Once ChancComm was served with papers confirming Ashland’s lawsuit, Billy took drastic action. Billy went to Victor and offered to step down at ChancComm if Newman Media ceased fire. It was Billy’s attempt to protect Lily from the fallout. Victor hasn’t made his decision yet.

However, on Monday’s episode, Victor and Billy will discuss their plan, as well as Billy’s offer. Victor will confirm that they stick to the plan… make Billy believe that they are taking his offer and let him step down only to go after ChancComm anyway.

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Victoria Newman-Locke’s Offer

The Young and the Restless spoilers reveal that during the week of November 22, Ashland and Victoria will reach out to Billy and Lily with an offer of their own. This is probably Victoria’s doing. Even though she is still furious with Billy for what happened, she does consider this situation a big mess. So, she might make a suggestion to Ashland about how they can use it to their advantage.

Considering Ashland enjoys swooping up businesses and collecting companies, could they offer to buy ChancComm? After all, Newman Enterprises and Locke Communications merged to become a powerhouse entity. Take over Genoa City first, then take over the world – that is likely the mentality of “Ashtoria.”

Y&R Spoilers – Jill Abbott’s Battle

The offer would be tempting but Billy and Lily don’t make those kinds of decisions. They are co-CEOs, so this would need to have Jill Abbott’s (Jess Walton) approval. It doesn’t sound like an offer she could agree with, even if ChancComm’s reputation is being ripped apart. However, could she come up with a way to clean up Billy’s mess, save ChancComm and take down Newman Media a few notches all at the same time?

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Amandah Hancen

    Amandah, a freelance writer and SEO content strategist since 2009, specializes in TV and soap spoilers. Taylor is also a mental health and addiction recovery writer. Taylor’s creativity and imagination have been published on 20+ blogs and websites, in a few print magazines, and in two poetry books. A big personality with a big voice and big ideas, Taylor loves this adventure called Life. When not writing, Taylor explores the great outdoors, handmakes glitter hair bows, works on self-improvement projects, and gets busted daydreaming.

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