The Young and the Restless spoilers for Monday, August 11th, have Jack seeking out Victoria’s help, Sharon worrying about Mariah, and Lily delivering bad news to Holden.

What’s next on The Young and the Restless

Viewers need a scorecard to keep up with the alliances being formed in the business world in Genoa City now that is trying to gain control of all the big companies in town. On Monday’s show, watch for Jack (Peter Bergman) to see Victoria’s (Amelia Heinle) help. Things must be dire if an Abbott is reaching out to a Newman! However, Jack and Victoria have gotten along fine in the past.

For a time, he was her step-dad, and Jack was instrumental in getting Victoria to come back home years ago after she moved to Italy. Will Victoria agree to help Jack, or will she be too concerned by what Victor (Eric Braeden) might think of her conspiring with his sworn nemesis?

Mother’s concern

Now that Sharon (Sharon Case) is back in town, she can tend to Mariah (Camryn Grimes) and her situation. While Sharon was in France, Mariah made the difficult decision to separate from Tessa (Cait Fairbanks) because of what occurred while she was out of town with a mystery man (played by

On Monday’s show, watch for Sharon to worry about Mariah. She cares about her daughter deeply and only wants what’s best for her. Sharon’s been in her share of jams over the years. If anyone knows how to help Mariah, it’s going to be her mother!

Losing my best friend

Lily (Christel Khalil) is going to deliver some bad news to Holden (Nathan Owens) on Tuesday’s show. We can only imagine it has to do with the death of Holden’s pal, . The two men were at odds when Damian went to France, so he and Holden aren’t going to be able to repair the damage to their friendship.

Holden is going to be left alone to not only lament the loss of his friend, but he is going to have to live with the reality that they parted on bad terms. Holden is going to need some support after he learns of Damian’s death. We can see him turning to Claire. whom he bonded with while half of Genoa City was abroad.