The Young and The Restless Spoilers reveal that Billy Abbot’s blind rage towards Victor and thirst for revenge may bring back a character that fans are yearning to see. We know that Billy wants to shake the very foundations of Chancellor and then snatch the company for next to nothing. However, to make that happen, he needs an influx of cash. He recently requested Jack to be his investor, but sadly, his brother refused.
Even though Jack wants to support Billy, he does not want to do anything that would potentially hurt Nikki Newman. Besides, Jack would prefer that Billy put his energy into fixing his own life rather than walk down the path of revenge. Unfortunately, Billy does not appreciate Jack’s point of view and disowns his brother. The Young and The Restless Spoilers reveal that Billy now has to seek help from someone else.
Preferably, someone who feels the same kind of hatred toward Victor Newman as Billy does. And we have the perfect person in our eye- Tucker McCall! The man is currently licking his wound after losing his company (Glissade) to Audra Charles. However, by now, he must have surely found out that Victor Newman was backing Audra at the time. So, needless to say, Tucker has an axe to grind with The Mustache.
Even though Tucker has a complicated history with The Abbotts, we have a feeling that he would agree to join forces with Billy Abbott if the latter were to approach him. Especially because Billy ha snow distanced himself from the rest of the Abbotts. Honestly, the two would make a really fierce duo, and it would be a nice twist to watch. The last time we saw Tucker on screen, actor Trevor St. John was portraying the character.
Now, we don’t know whether he would return to reprise the role or the makers would opt to recast. But one thing is for sure: if the character does return, it will be one explosive storyline! And we’ll be right here to soak up the drama! So, stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more The Young and The Restless Spoilers. Do you want to see Tucker return? Tell us in the comments.
