Next week on The Young and the Restless, Sharon reels from coming face-to-face with Matt Clark — the man she and Nick believed had died decades ago. As she struggles to make sense of his return, Noah begins to stir, setting off a new wave of emotion and uncertainty for the Newman family. With Victoria growing more suspicious about her nephew’s “accident,” it’s clear that the past isn’t done haunting Genoa City.

Key Takeaways

• Sharon grapples with seeing Matt Clark alive after more than twenty years.
• Noah begins to wake up, forcing the Newmans to face new questions.
• Victoria’s suspicions about Noah’s crash deepen as she searches for answers.
• Nick and Sharon realize their family’s old enemies may be behind current dangers.

Haunting Echoes of the Past

Sharon (Sharon Case) is still shaken after her unexpected encounter with Matt Clark (Roger Howarth). Memories of what he once did to her and Nick (Joshua Morrow) flood back, but now she’s desperate to understand why he’s resurfaced under a new name — and how he connects to Noah’s (Lucas Adams) crash. Her fears only intensify as she senses Matt’s reappearance isn’t a coincidence but something far more personal.

Noah’s Awakening Changes Everything

As the week unfolds, Noah finally begins to wake up. His parents rush to his side, torn between relief and dread over what he might remember. Sharon hopes he can shed light on what really happened in Los Angeles, while Nick’s focus shifts to protecting his family from any threat Matt’s return might bring.

Victoria Follows Her Instincts

Meanwhile, Victoria (Amelia Heinle) digs deeper into the suspicious circumstances surrounding Noah’s accident. Her instincts tell her the wreck wasn’t random — and that the danger circling their family could be rooted in old grudges. If she’s right, the Newmans may be walking straight into a storm that’s been brewing for decades.

With Noah’s recovery and Matt Clark’s resurrection colliding, next week’s episodes promise high-stakes revelations that could rewrite the Newman family’s history once again.