Young and the Restless spoilers tease Diane Jenkins will consider leaving Genoa City. She's been trying hard to live a better life surrounded by the people she loves.
But it'll be easier said than done. Diane has a plethora of enemies in town. Nikki Newman, Ashley Abbott, and Phyllis Summers constantly try to get rid of her. Then there's Tucker McCall, who just declared her a liability.
However, a new nemesis will arrive, who will make things even harder for Diane. Y&R spoilers tease this enemy might even drive her out of Genoa City for good.
Diane Packs Her Bag
Young and the Restless spoilers for the week of December 5 reveal Diane Jenkins will make a difficult decision. She'll be tempted to pack her bags and leave Genoa City.
Apparently, Jeremy Stark will threaten Diane, which will cause her to panic. She fears that Jack Abbott, Kyle Abbott, and the rest of their families will be in danger if she stays.
Y&R spoilers indicate Diane will believe leaving town is the only way to protect them from Jeremy. She knows what he's capable of, and she's not taking any risks. But will she really flee?
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Is Diane Leaving?
With everything going on in Diane Jenkins' life, it might be best to take a breather and leave Genoa City. However, we all know she wants to be with her son. Not to mention Jack Abbott and Harrison.
Perhaps Diane will think twice about leaving. After all, Jack and Kyle made a promise to her. Young and the Restless spoilers for the week of November 28 to December 2 reveal they will vow to protect Diane from Jeremy. But is it enough to make her stay?
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Previously, there have been rumors that Susan Walters' character could take a backseat. Apparently, Y&R will be forced to let go of some key characters due to revenue drop.
Allegedly, the show will make adjustments to accommodate impending budget cuts. That includes being demoted to recurring status. Will this mark a temporary exit for Diane?
It is worth noting that nothing has been confirmed yet, so it's best to take these reports with a grain of salt.