‘The Young and the Restless’ (Y&R) spoilers wonder if the show plans to kill off legacy character, Jill Abbott (Jess Walton).

In the January 23rd episode of Y&R, Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) delivered sad news to Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson): she had spoken with his uncle Snapper, who told her that Jill had taken a turn for the worse.

 

 

Jill is the only remaining old-school character. We can’t imagine Y&R without Jill at least popping up from time to time. Jill tends to make random appearances on the show to try to set Billy on the right path, which he constantly veers from.

While Jill used to be front and center in major storylines over the past few decades, she’s barely on the radar now. Her main storyline these days centers on her strained relationship with her son and their agreement to fund Billy’s startup, Abbott Communications, against her better judgment.

However, she’s a very important character. It’s strange to think that Y&R would go there. We also have to wonder if perhaps Jill’s health crisis may show Billy what truly matters.

Katherine Chancellor (Jeanne Cooper) wanted Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) to run Chancellor. However, Cane recently made Billy a very tempting offer: he would give him Chancellor free and clear.

It seems like Cane truly wants to help Billy, but Sally doesn’t feel that the arrangement is good for Billy, as these situations always tend to lead to Billy getting power hungry and ruthless.

That said, if Jill is seriously ill, would Billy change his ways? Would he realize that nothing matters more than family?

Billy’s uncle Snapper has been responsible for Jill’s health. Billy will want to speak with his uncle right away to find out exactly what is going on with Jill. Apparently, her heart is failing, and she may even be dying. It could even be the stress from the trouble and worry her son has caused that’s affecting her health condition.

Billy may decide that he no longer cares about whatever happened between him and his mother in the past. It could trigger a warm reunion between mother and son, and it could be the one reason why Billy ultimately decides to decline Cane’s generous offer.

Billy truly wants to do what’s right, but it’s more comfortable and familiar for him to make predictable, disappointing choices that often leave him on the outs with most of his family.

Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) was so disappointed in his little brother for even considering running Chancellor. He made sure that Billy knew exactly how he felt.

Billy has dreamt of seizing Chancellor, not to mention the opportunity to stick it to Victor Newman (Eric Braden). Jack understands Billy’s worst impulses and knows his brother really well.

He knew before Billy even spoke to him that he had messed up. If Jill is sick, he could visit her and have an epiphany that reveals the truth.

He may finally put the idea of seeking revenge behind him and put his family and loved ones first.

‘The Young and the Restless’ (Y&R) spoilers wonder if the show plans to kill off legacy character, Jill Abbott (Jess Walton).

In the January 23rd episode of Y&R, Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) delivered sad news to Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson): she had spoken with his uncle Snapper, who told her that Jill had taken a turn for the worse.

Jill is the only remaining old-school character. We can’t imagine Y&R without Jill at least popping up from time to time. Jill tends to make random appearances on the show to try to set Billy on the right path, which he constantly veers from.

While Jill used to be front and center in major storylines over the past few decades, she’s barely on the radar now. Her main storyline these days centers on her strained relationship with her son and their agreement to fund Billy’s startup, Abbott Communications, against her better judgment.

However, she’s a very important character. It’s strange to think that Y&R would go there. We also have to wonder if perhaps Jill’s health crisis may show Billy what truly matters.

Katherine Chancellor (Jeanne Cooper) wanted Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) to run Chancellor. However, Cane recently made Billy a very tempting offer: he would give him Chancellor free and clear.

It seems like Cane truly wants to help Billy, but Sally doesn’t feel that the arrangement is good for Billy, as these situations always tend to lead to Billy getting power hungry and ruthless.

That said, if Jill is seriously ill, would Billy change his ways? Would he realize that nothing matters more than family?

Billy’s uncle Snapper has been responsible for Jill’s health. Billy will want to speak with his uncle right away to find out exactly what is going on with Jill. Apparently, her heart is failing, and she may even be dying. It could even be the stress from the trouble and worry her son has caused that’s affecting her health condition.

Billy may decide that he no longer cares about whatever happened between him and his mother in the past. It could trigger a warm reunion between mother and son, and it could be the one reason why Billy ultimately decides to decline Cane’s generous offer.

Billy truly wants to do what’s right, but it’s more comfortable and familiar for him to make predictable, disappointing choices that often leave him on the outs with most of his family.

Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) was so disappointed in his little brother for even considering running Chancellor. He made sure that Billy knew exactly how he felt.

Billy has dreamt of seizing Chancellor, not to mention the opportunity to stick it to Victor Newman (Eric Braden). Jack understands Billy’s worst impulses and knows his brother really well.

He knew before Billy even spoke to him that he had messed up. If Jill is sick, he could visit her and have an epiphany that reveals the truth.

He may finally put the idea of seeking revenge behind him and put his family and loved ones first.