The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 23 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Karen informs Neil that she'll be moving out, realizing that they've moved in together too early in the relationship. Daniel and Amber have a first date at Indigo, but they soon end up back in the bed. Cane gives Lily a necklace. Victoria asks Phyllis to be Reed's godmother and Phyllis happily agrees. Jeff is skeptical when Gloria explains why she wants to adopt a baby. Phyllis tells Adam that she saw him with a brunette in New York, but Adam denies it. J.T. admits to Nick that he fears Victoria might be under a lot of stress. Jeffrey visits Gloria at the apartment and things finally start to heat up between them. J.T. promises to find out more about Adam's past, while Nick decides to become Adam's friend. Victor takes Sabrina horseback-riding. Adam sees Sabrina at the house and warns Victoria not to come in, but she does anyway and finds Sabrina half-dressed. Adam tells Vikki that he saw Sabrina kissing Victor weeks ago and accuses Sabrina of setting Victor up, but Victoria isn't in the mood to talk to Adam. Lily tells Cane that she'd like to name the baby "Drucilla" if it's a girl, and Cane adds "Jill" to it, and "Phillip" if it's a boy. They say "I love you" to each other. Karen moves out of Neil's place.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 23 Legally and Safely
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