The Young and The Restless Spoilers recall that Sally Spectra has had a really tough time in recent years on the soap. From having a difficult relationship with Adam Newman, to losing their baby. Then, Adam cheating her with Chelsea, it truly has been a lot. If anyone needs a break from the emotional rollercoaster on the CBS sudser, it is Sally! Luckily, the latest spoilers tease exactly that for her!
A recently released Y&R preview video shows Sally approaching Billy and Jack as the brothers discuss a matter at hand. She apologizes for interrupting them. However, Jack assures her that she has interrupted nothing as he was just about to leave. But even before Jack could leave, Sally smiles and shares that she has a surprise for Billy. Now, The Young and The Restless Spoilers reveal nothing about Sally’s surprise, but we have a feeling that it could be a baby news!
Sally and Billy have been intimate several times by now, so a pregnancy is definitely a possibility. Besides, Y&R spoilers tease the beginning of a new chapter in Billy Abbott’s life in the upcoming episodes. So at this point, the dots almost automatically connect themselves! Moreover, fans have really been hoping for a pregnancy for Sally. She suffered a lot when she lost her baby.
In fact, the recent episodes marked the one-year anniversary of the baby’s passing. Which Sally suffered through alone, because Adam did not even remember it until he was reminded of it. However, Billy did bring it up with Sally. He asked her if she was alright. He does care about her. And at this point, Sally really deserves a fresh beginning, and everything that she has previously lost.
However, we wonder how people around Sally and Billy will take this. Will Adam feel like he has made a huge mistake and try to win Sally back? Moreover, what about Billy? Will he be happy about it and be eager to start a family? Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more The Young and The Restless Spoilers to see how this story goes forward. Meanwhile, share your thoughts in the comments below.
