The Young and the Restless spoilers for the upcoming episodes will keep fans hooked to their seats. While Sharon and Phyllis struggle for freedom, Traci Abbott and Alan Laurent’s relationship is about to take an interesting turn. Additionally, fans are speculating about the separation of the lovers. So, will Traci and Alan end up parting ways in The Young and the Restless?
Here are the latest spoilers for the fan-favorite soap opera, and what they indicate about the popular couple’s fate.
Will Traci and Alan breakup in The Young and the Restless?
As of now, it is yet to be seen whether Traci and Alan would break up in The Young and the Restless.
The duo has faced several ups and downs in their relationship. For the unaware, Alan is introduced as a psychiatrist and a close friend of Traci’s sister, Ashley Abbott. The latter consults him for therapy in Paris, where he gets to know Traci.
Alan and Traci eventually begin spending time together and become closer. The two subsequently fall head over heels for one another and decide to move into the Abbott mansion together as a couple. Fans have been hooked on their rollercoaster journey, and in the upcoming episodes, their relationship will witness an interesting twist.
Traci and Alan will be seen on a dinner date with Jack and Diane, wherein she will express her feelings for her lover and how he has changed her life for good. While she continues expressing her fondness for her boyfriend, she does not really expect Alan’s next move. He ends up proposing to the love of his life, asking her to marry him. As such, Traci is shocked and does not have any words to react to the situation.
While Alan wishes to marry Traci, her reaction is shocking. She is deeply in love with him, but she might not be prepared for marriage at the moment. As a result, fans are speculating tensions between the pair, which might lead to a breakup. Nevertheless, it will be interesting to see whether Traci and Alan decide to walk the altar or split in the upcoming episodes of The Young and the Restless.
