‘Young and Restless’ Spoilers: Adam Struggles In Prison, Will He Get Free?

Adam Newman (Justin Hartley) is having a hard time in prison, but spoilers tease that he would soon be released. Will his suffering finally end?

"The Young and the Restless" spoilers for this week from Celebrity Dirty Laundry tease that Adam will struggle to survive in prison. Adam's loneliness and weak body will prompt him to lose his temper, and the guards will try to gain control of the situation. In the meantime, Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) has been having dreams and flashbacks, which reflect hopes that Adam will be given freedom. Adam was framed up for poisoning Constance Bingham (Sally Kellerman), which led to his conviction of a murder and imprisonment for 30 years.

Meanwhile, "The Young and the Restless" spoilers from CDL also reveals that Adam is also having dreams about bizarre conversations with his father Victor Newman (Eric Braden). Victor has been working on finding enough evidence that would overturn Adam's prison sentence, and spoilers tease that the pages of Sage's (Kelly Sullivan) diary will finally be on Victor's hand. Victor will come up with a scheme that would free his son.

In another "The Young and the Restless" news, Justin Hartley was rumored to be exiting the daytime soap. This comes at the back of the actor's new TV show, "This Is Us." As Parent Herald previously learned, in an interview with Michael Fairman, Justin Hartley confessed that he doesn't think he can't do both shows at the same time. The 39-year-old actor said, "I'm going to have to do this for a little bit here. There's a definitely a break (at Y&R). I don't know if I can (do both shows). I try to stay out of that, and gladly don't wear that hat." Hartley might prioritize "This Is Us," which he said, "This show is so special. The episodes I've read are just getting better, if that's possible. I 'm in love with it so I knew I had to do it."

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