Next on The Young and the Restless Full Episode Monday, November 10

Monday’s episode of The Young and the Restless promises to be a whirlwind of emotion, betrayal, and explosive revelations that will keep Genoa City fans glued to their screens. As the week begins, every major family is on edge, and alliances are shifting faster than ever. Old wounds are reopened, secrets are exposed, and one critical decision sets off a chain reaction that no one can stop.

The episode opens with a somber dawn over Genoa City. The camera pans across the familiar skyline before zooming in on Newman Enterprises, where Victoria Newman is hard at work — or at least trying to be. Her mind isn’t on the company. She’s haunted by the secrets she recently overheard about Claire and Matt’s unsettling connection. Every time she closes her eyes, she hears fragments of their whispered conversation, and the betrayal cuts deeper. She’s torn between confronting her daughter and trying to protect her, knowing that either choice could destroy the fragile relationship they’ve only just begun to rebuild.

Meanwhile, at Crimson Lights, Nick Newman sits in a quiet corner, staring blankly into his coffee. The usually confident and composed Nick looks exhausted — emotionally drained from days of uncertainty. Noah is still missing, and the silence surrounding his disappearance is becoming unbearable. Just as Nick begins to lose hope, his phone buzzes. The moment he sees the caller ID, his heart stops. It’s a name he thought he’d never see again: Matt Clark. The camera lingers on Nick’s face as he answers, and the voice on the other end is chillingly calm. “I told you the past always comes back, Nick.”

Nick’s hands tremble as Matt’s voice echoes through the phone. The conversation grows darker by the second, hinting that Matt may know exactly where Noah is — or worse, what’s happened to him. The tension builds as Nick’s fury turns to fear. The call ends abruptly, leaving him staring at his phone, realization dawning that this isn’t just about revenge — it’s about punishment.

Elsewhere, at the Abbott mansion, Kyle Abbott is dealing with his own emotional storm. After the recent tragedy that shook the entire Newman-Abbott circle, Kyle has been struggling to hold himself together. The loss of a close friend and the collapse of several business deals have left him questioning his purpose. In this episode, he finally opens up in a deeply vulnerable scene with Jack. “Every time I try to fix things,” Kyle admits, voice breaking, “I just make them worse.” Jack’s response is gentle but firm — a reminder that mistakes don’t define a man, but how he chooses to recover from them does. It’s a touching father-son moment that balances the episode’s intensity with raw humanity.

Meanwhile, a dangerous subplot begins to unravel at Memorial Hospital. Sienna, still shaken from the night she witnessed Mitch break into the facility, struggles with trauma and guilt. She can’t shake the image of Mitch’s face or the sound of that gunshot. Despite her bravery, she’s haunted by what she saw — and by what Mitch whispered before being taken away: “It’s not over.” As she confides in Chance Chancellor, viewers sense that Mitch’s words were more than an empty threat. Someone else is pulling the strings — and Sienna may be the next target.

At Newman Enterprises, Victor Newman remains a looming presence. Though appearing calm, he’s deeply unsettled. The news of Cane’s confrontation still lingers in his mind — those five terrible words that shattered his confidence: “You’ve already lost them all.” In Monday’s episode, Victor reflects on his past decisions in rare moments of vulnerability. He gazes at photos of his family, realizing that despite all his victories, the cost has been his relationships. Yet, in classic Victor fashion, regret quickly hardens into resolve. “No one takes this family down,” he mutters to himself, hinting that the Newman patriarch is ready to fight back — and that his next move could surprise everyone.

As night falls over Genoa City, the episode weaves all these threads into one gripping conclusion. Victoria finally confronts Claire about Matt. Her voice trembles, but her anger is undeniable. “How long have you been lying to me?” she demands. Claire’s tearful silence is an answer in itself. Meanwhile, Nick races through the streets, desperate to find Noah, unaware that someone is following him in the shadows. At the same time, Sienna receives a mysterious envelope left at her door — no return address, only a single word written inside: Run.

The episode closes with a series of quick, cinematic cuts — Nick’s car speeding through the rain, Victor staring out the Newman Tower window, Sienna clutching the envelope in terror, and Claire collapsing in tears as Victoria walks away. The tension is unbearable, the stakes higher than ever.

As the credits roll, one thing is clear: Monday’s episode of The Young and the Restless marks the beginning of a week that will redefine loyalties, test families, and expose secrets long buried. Every character is standing on the edge — and by the time this storyline reaches its breaking point, Genoa City will never be the same again.