BREAKING NEWS | The Young And The Restless Next Weeks | November 10-14

Next week on The Young and the Restless (November 10–14, 2025), Genoa City becomes the stage for one of the most explosive weeks in recent memory. Old secrets rise to the surface, shocking alliances form, and family loyalties are tested to the breaking point. The power dynamics between the Newmans, the Abbotts, and the Chancellors shift once again — and this time, the fallout could change everything.

The week begins with a storm of tension at Newman Enterprises, where Victor Newman tightens his grip on his empire after last week’s stunning revelation. Rumors are swirling that a member of his own family has been betraying him from within, and Victor is on a warpath to find out who. His wrath leaves no one safe — not even Victoria, whose growing defiance catches his attention. She insists she’s innocent, but Victor’s trust in his children has never been weaker. In a moment that shocks even Nikki, he warns, “If any of you think you can take what’s mine, you’ll regret it.”

Meanwhile, Nick Newman finds himself unraveling after Cane’s mysterious disclosure about his true paternity. The secret that Nick may not be Victor’s biological son continues to torment him. He confronts Victor for answers, but the patriarch refuses to confirm or deny anything. “Some truths,” Victor says coldly, “should never be spoken aloud.” Nick’s anger boils over, and he storms out, determined to uncover the truth for himself. This storyline takes a darker turn as Nick secretly enlists Chance Chancellor to dig into old Newman medical records — unaware that someone else is watching every move he makes.

Over at Jabot, family tensions flare when Jack Abbott learns that Ashley has been hiding details about a new merger proposal that could impact the company’s future. The sibling rivalry reignites with full force. Jack accuses her of betrayal, while Ashley defends her actions as “strategic business.” But as the argument intensifies, Billy steps in and accidentally drops a bombshell — that Ashley has been in contact with someone inside Newman Enterprises. Jack is stunned. “Tell me you didn’t make a deal with Victor,” he demands. Ashley’s silence says it all.

Meanwhile, Phyllis Summers is up to her old tricks. After discovering evidence of a corporate leak, she uses it to her advantage — but not in the way anyone expects. Phyllis strikes a deal with Adam Newman, promising to help him undermine Victoria’s leadership in exchange for power and protection. Their alliance is as dangerous as it is unpredictable, with both of them trying to outsmart the other. “You play dirty, Adam,” Phyllis says with a sly grin. “That’s why we’ll win.” But Adam, smirking, replies, “Or maybe that’s why we’ll destroy each other.”

Elsewhere, romance and heartbreak intertwine. Lily Winters and Billy Abbott reach a breaking point as trust issues continue to plague their relationship. When Billy’s past with Chelsea resurfaces in the worst possible way — a photo of the two together leaks online — Lily begins to question whether their love can survive yet another betrayal. “I can’t keep forgiving you, Billy,” she says, her voice trembling. “Not when you don’t even trust yourself.” Billy, filled with regret, promises to make things right, but his words feel empty as Lily walks away in tears.

Across town, Sharon senses that Noah is hiding something big. His anxiety and secretive behavior grow worse by the day, especially after a mysterious phone call from someone tied to his time abroad. When Sharon overhears him arguing on the phone — “You said this would stay buried!” — she realizes her son is caught up in something dangerous. Will she uncover the truth before it’s too late?

At the Chancellor mansion, Jill Abbott receives alarming news from her legal team: someone has been buying up Chancellor-Winters shares through a shell company. She immediately suspects Tucker McCall, but the paperwork points elsewhere — to a mystery investor connected to the Newmans. “Whoever’s behind this,” Jill warns, “is coming for all of us.”

The week builds toward an explosive Friday climax. Nick finally obtains the confidential DNA report Cane hinted at — and what he finds inside leaves him reeling. The results confirm his worst fear: he’s not Victor’s biological son. His world shatters as he realizes everything he’s built — his family, his legacy, his identity — has been based on a lie. The final scene shows Nick confronting Victor one last time. “You lied to me my entire life,” he shouts. “You’re not my father!” Victor, unflinching, replies, “Maybe not by blood, but I made you who you are. Don’t ever forget that.”

The episode ends on a chilling note as Nick storms out, slamming the door behind him. Victor stares into the fireplace, his reflection flickering in the flames — a man haunted by the truth he buried long ago. Meanwhile, Phyllis watches from a distance, her phone lighting up with a message: “Phase two begins now.”

As the screen fades to black, a haunting voiceover teases what’s next: “In Genoa City, no secret stays hidden forever — and when the truth explodes, nobody escapes unscathed.”