The Young and the Restless ( Y&R ) spoilers reveal a shocking fan favorite return. J.T. Hellstrom (Thad Luckinbill) was Genoa City’s bad boy for over 10 years. Until now, the actor turned producer has not had time to come back to Y&R . However, now that he has time for a small arc, CBS wants him for a juicy storyline.
According to SoapHub , the favorite soap star actor will bring back Victoria Newman’s (Amelia Heinle) ex-husband (both in real life and on the soap) and Reed’s (Tristan Lake Leabu) father back on the canvas . J.T. will pop in around Thanksgiving and is expected to stick around for a few months. The Young and the Restless spoilers suggest that his storyline will center around Victoria’s health problems.
The Young and the Restless spoilers state that Victoria just learned that her Brash & Sassy masks have a toxin in them. It has made her sick, and if she can’t pull all the product from the shelves, they will be a huge lawsuit in the making.
If J.T. learns that Victoria’s company is facing a lawsuit over tainted cosmetics, will he reconsider his decision to allow Reed to live with her? Will he come to Genoa City after learning that Victoria had a health setback? These are questions Young and the Restless will answer as it gets closer to its air date.
Thad joined Young and the Restless in 1999, playing the bad boy who was Billy Abbott’s (David Tom) rival for Mackenzie (Clementine Ford). Over the 10 years on Y&R , he became quite the softy. That was partly because of Colleen Carlton (Tammin Sursok). At first, Brad Carlton (Don Diamont) disliked J.T., but after he rescued Colleen from burning to death at Gina’s, Brad changed his mind.
There is no word what brings J.T. back home, but given Victoria’s health issues, it should be linked to that. Young and the Restless has not revealed if Mac will return to Genoa City with him. Thad Luckinbill’s first airdate will be in late November. Are you happy to see J.T. is coming back to Genoa City? What will bring him back?
The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS.
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