
The Young and the Restless (Y&R) preview video for the week of April 13-17 reveals that Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) will ask Audra Charles (Zuleyka Silver) for a discreet favor while Traci Abbott (Beth Maitland) pushes Diane Jenkins Abbott (Susan Walters) to have a heart.
Y&R’s weekly promo kicks off with Sally, who seems a little nervous as Audra asks if Sally’s sure she’s OK.
“Did you bring what I asked for?” Sally wonders in the preview clip.
Of course, the logical explanation is that Sally will count on Audra to bring her a pregnancy test.
That lines up with upcoming spoilers about Sally and Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) discussing their future together.
Whether Sally’s actually pregnant or this is a false alarm, it should lead to Sally and Billy talking about the possibility of a baby and any other big steps as a couple.
In the meantime, Traci will remind Diane that Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) has forgiven her for some pretty big mistakes of her own.
After Traci points out that Diane convinced Jack and Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) that she was dead, she’ll push Diane to maybe give Jack a little grace here.
Diane may acknowledge that she’s not a saint, but she can’t just snap her fingers and get over Jack’s betrayal.
Jack was drugged, but Diane only has his word for that and still feels like he made the choice to cheat.
Nevertheless, Traci knows how much Jack is hurting and will see that Diane is hurting, too.
If Diane could just find it in her heart to forgive Jack, then they could find a way to heal together.
In Las Vegas, Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) will tie Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) up in a storage room before removing the bag he placed over Nick’s head.
Nick will be restrained on the floor as he looks up at Matt, so terrible news is brewing.
“Hey, Nick. Long time no see,” Matt tells his enemy in Y&R’s weekly promo.
Will Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) come to Nick’s rescue or get caught up in some drama of his own?
How will Chelsea Lawson’s (Melissa Claire Egan) upcoming Vegas visit affect Adam’s storyline?
The Young and the Restless spoilers say there’s much more chaos to come thanks to Matt, so stay tuned.
In a shocking twist that left fans stunned, the complicated relationship between Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek takes another dramatic turn — this time with unexpected pregnancy news that changes everything.
It all begins after an emotional and intimate moment between the two. What seemed like a fleeting connection quickly turns into something far more serious when Burgess discovers she’s pregnant — and Ruzek is the father.
The news hits hard. Not just for Ruzek, but for Burgess herself, who finds herself completely overwhelmed by the reality of the situation.
With a dangerous job, an unstable life, and a relationship still full of unresolved tension, Burgess is forced to face the hardest question of her life:
Should she keep the baby… or let it go?
At first, she hesitates. The timing feels wrong, the risks feel too high. Ruzek, equally shaken, struggles to process it all — but makes one thing clear: he will stand by her, no matter what she decides.
The pressure builds as both of them realize that this isn’t just about love anymore — it’s about responsibility, fear, and the unknown future ahead.
After a deeply emotional case, Burgess begins to see things differently. The idea of becoming a mother slowly starts to feel right. Against all odds, she decides to keep the baby.
For a brief moment, it seems like hope has returned.
But then… everything falls apart.
During a dangerous mission, Burgess is brutally attacked. The consequences are devastating — she loses the baby before it ever has a chance to be born.
The loss shatters both of them.
In an instant, hope turns into heartbreak, leaving fans completely devastated by one of the most emotional storylines in the series.
The tragedy doesn’t just take the baby — it leaves a deep emotional scar between them. Burgess shuts down, drowning in grief, while Ruzek is left feeling helpless and broken.
And yet, somehow, this shared pain begins to pull them back toward each other.