The Young and the Restless spoilers: Is Mariah's secret about to shatter her family and bring her past crimes to light?
Alcohol, a mysterious man, and a hidden crime hang over her like a cloud. Though no one yet knows the full story, Mariah is convinced that the truth will come out soon—and when it does, it could destroy the family she's desperately trying to protect.
Cole accepts his fate, Victoria worries
Meanwhile, Victoria and Claire are growing increasingly concerned about Cole's health. But Cole himself isn't in denial—he believes his end is near. He's already shared heartfelt farewells with Claire and his ex-wife, but seems to overlook the fact that Victoria is no ordinary woman—she's Victor Newman's daughter. While his resignation is heartbreaking, viewers are left wondering if Victoria will fight to change his fate.
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Chelsea follows her instincts again
Chelsea, now working closely with Adam, is reinventing herself in the media world. Though she once saw herself as a fashion expert, her real expertise lies in deception. Raised in a world of lies and schemes, Chelsea knows how to sense when something's off—and she's sensing it now. With her past as a con artist giving her a sixth sense for trouble, she's starting to suspect something's brewing. And it might have something to do with Cane. But is he really the new schemer in town, or just another distraction?Secrets, sickness, and suspicions collide as Genoa City prepares for impact—everything could change in just one shocking episode.
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The Associated Press does not typically name people who say they have been sexually abused unless they come forward publicly, as Cassie, born Casandra Ventura, has. The revelation last year of a major federal sex trafficking investigation on the day of a bicoastal raid of Combs' houses took the allegations to another level of seriousness and public knowledge. The later revelation that feds had seized 1,000 bottles of baby oil and other lubricant entered the popular culture immediately. Fellow celebrities were called out for past Diddy associations - though no others were implicated in the criminal allegations. The May 2024 leak of a video of Combs beating Cassie in a Los Angeles hotel hallway eight years earlier was arguably just as damaging, if not more, than the initial wave of allegations. It brought a rare public apology, in an earnestly presented Instagram video two days later. Nierman called the video, shown at trial, "something people aren't just going to forget." 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