The Young and the Restless Next 2 Weeks: Victor Decides Jordan’s Fate – Jack Plays Hero – Victoria Spills to Nick

The Young and the Restless Next 2 Weeks: Victor Decides Jordan’s Fate – Jack Plays Hero – Victoria Spills to Nick

The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for the next two weeks, April 29 to May 10, reveal that Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) will stick to his bogus story about Jordan (Colleen Zenk) plummeting to her demise off a bridge – even when Michael Baldwin (Christian LeBlanc) puts him through a grilling session.

The week of April 29-May 3 will also bring another interrogation for Jordan, who’s actually trapped in a cell down in Victor’s dungeon.

Despite Victor’s attempt to score info on Claire Grace’s (Hayley Erin) location, Jordan may stay tight-lipped.

Regardless, Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) will have a lightbulb moment after Cole Howard (J. Eddie Peck) finds some keys inside a creepy doll from Jordan’s old hideout.

It’ll suddenly click that Victoria has seen those keys before, so she’ll feel confident that she knows where to go next on their mission to save Claire.

Since Victoria will make a startling discover soon after, it seems she’ll be the one to find Claire with Cole serving as backup.

There’ll hopefully be a relieved family reunion, but what will Claire’s mental state be like after once again facing a nightmare at Jordan’s hands?

Victoria may grow concerned about this ordeal undoing some of Claire’s progress.

It turns out Victoria will confide in Nick later, so that may be about her worries regarding Claire’s trauma.

Then again, Victoria might open up about her evolving relationship with Cole and her fears about going all in with him again.

Over with Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) and Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan), they’ll react to some video call updates from Connor Newman (Judah Mackey) and keep trying to navigate their son’s mental health crisis.

Of course, Ashley has a mental health crisis of her own going on – and it’s getting worse every day!

That’s why Alan Laurent (Christopher Cousins) will put his knowledge as a psychologist to good use and try to help Ashley once he flies in from Paris.

“Belle” is the alternate personality in charge lately, so she’ll create some awkwardness as she flirts with Alan and tries to help Ashley get over Tucker McCall (Trevor St. John) with someone new.

Over with Devon Hamilton-Winters (Bryton James) and Nate Hastings (Sean Dominic), they’ll have a strategy session behind Billy Abbott’s (Jason Thompson) back.

Nate and Devon will plot against Billy’s power plays, so they’ll do their best to stay a step ahead of the game.

As for Summer Newman (Allison Lanier), she’ll learn some surprising news when Nikki admits Claire wanted to let Jordan pass away after she ingested the poison.

Nikki will take responsibility for letting Jordan live and giving her a chance to go after Harrison Abbott (Redding Munsell), so Summer will wish she’d just let the toxin do its job instead.

Once Nikki starts drinking in a suite at the athletic club, she won’t be able to stop. Nikki will get truly plastered and tear the room to shreds, so Jack will walk in and find that she’s done some serious damage.

Jack will do something drastic to help Nikki – at least Diane Jenkins-Abbott (Susan Walters) may feel it’s drastic once she inevitably gets the scoop.

Will Jack spend the night in Nikki’s suite to babysit her and stop her from drinking any more than she already has? It’s even possible Nikki will be drunk enough to plant a kiss on Jack or something along those lines.

Whatever the case, Jack will have to deal with the ramifications of his decisions later. There may be a situation where Diane lashes out and wonders when all this is going to end.

Back with Victor, he’ll force Nikki to face a harsh reality. Nikki needs some tough love right about now, so Victor will be firm with her and try to help her see that she can’t continue down this road.

Could rehab finally be an option that Nikki is forced to consider? Time will tell, but Nikki hasn’t had much success trying to get her drinking habits under control on her own.

During the week of May 6-10, Victor will have to decide what he’s going to do about Jordan. Once Claire is rescued, Jordan will presumably be all out of ways to bargain or do herself any favors.

Will Victor choose to leave Jordan in that cell for a while or could he have a far worse fate in mind for her? Could someone else discover Jordan and call the cops or even eliminate her?

While the Jordan drama is addressed, Ashley will hopefully begin treatment for dissociative identity disorder and start taking steps toward her recovery.

As for Harrison and Claire, how will they cope following Jordan’s latest reign of terror? Claire and Harrison might form an even stronger bond much to Summer’s dismay!

The Young and the Restless spoilers say the next two weeks will bring some twists and turns, so we’ll bring you predictions on any major curveballs.