The Young And The Restless Spoilers Monday Full Episodes (9/29/2025) – Y&R September 29

The Young and the Restless Spoilers: Power Shifts, Shocking Alliances, and Broken Loyalties (September 29, 2025)
Genoa City braces for another seismic shake-up as Monday’s episode of The Young and the Restless (September 29, 2025) thrusts its most powerful players into dangerous new territory. From fractured alliances to unthinkable partnerships, every move threatens to unravel decades of legacy.
Cain Ashby Declares War
Cain Ashby, once a master of alliances, has scorched one of his most critical partnerships — signaling that he’s finished playing by anyone else’s rules. Convinced that his AI-driven innovations and sheer ambition will carry him further than old loyalties, Cain’s defiance makes him both bold and vulnerable. His arrogance might be the very crack his enemies need to exploit.
Victor Newman at a Crossroads
Victor Newman, the titan who has ruled Genoa City for decades, faces rare uncertainty. His failed attempt to manipulate Cain through Lily Winters and her children rattled him — not because he’s unaccustomed to rejection, but because Cain refused to bend without fear. That defiance plants a seed Victor never thought he’d consider: lowering his guard against a lifelong rival.
When Jack Abbott arrives at the Newman ranch with a daring proposal, Victor listens instead of dismissing him. Jack warns that Cain’s growing empire threatens not just Jabot, but Newman Enterprises and Chancellor as well. An uneasy truce between sworn enemies suddenly hangs in the air — fragile, dangerous, but very real.
The Abbotts Divided
While Jack sharpens his resolve, his family questions his judgment. Kyle Abbott and Diane Jenkins Abbott remind him of Victor’s history of betrayal, while Jack’s trust in Billy Abbott deteriorates further. Billy’s entanglement with Sally Spectra feels reckless to Jack, who fears Billy’s independence will lead to disaster.
Yet Jack knows the stakes: without bold action, Cain’s program could dismantle Genoa City’s corporate foundations in weeks. His gamble to even consider Victor as an ally underscores just how dire the situation has become.
Nikki Newman in the Eye of the Storm
For Nikki Newman, Cain’s rise is not just her husband’s battle — it’s a war that could redefine the Newman legacy itself. Long used to Victor’s unshakable confidence, she is unnerved to see him hesitate. News of betrayal and shifting alliances force Nikki to confront her own resilience as she prepares for fallout that could tear her family apart.
Love Tested: Billy, Sally, and Michael
As Cain cuts ties, others scramble for stability. Billy Abbott, dismissed coldly by Cain, turns to Sally Spectra with desperate hope that their rekindled romance can withstand the storm. But their fragile renewal teeters under the weight of mistrust and clashing desires.
Meanwhile, Michael Baldwin faces his own reckoning. His covert work with Cain devastates Lauren Fenmore Baldwin, who sees it as a betrayal of their marriage vows. Even if Cain cuts him loose, the damage to Michael’s personal and professional life may already be irreparable.
Clare Newman’s Dilemma
Amid the corporate chaos, Clare Grace Newman faces a quieter but equally weighty decision: whether to accept Holden Novak’s offer to leave for Los Angeles. Torn between newfound ties in Genoa City and the promise of independence elsewhere, Clare embodies the eternal struggle — stay and fight inherited battles, or seek freedom beyond the city’s relentless storms.
What’s Next for Genoa City?
The episode leaves Genoa City trembling under the weight of unanswered questions. Can Victor and Jack truly set aside decades of rivalry to face Cain together? Will Nikki’s loyalty hold if Victor compromises with the enemy? Can Billy and Sally’s fragile bond survive, and will Michael salvage his marriage before it’s too late?
At the center of it all stands Cain Ashby, unbothered, unafraid, and daring his enemies to strike. But in a city where every alliance is fragile and every betrayal cuts deep, no empire — not even Cain’s — is safe for long.