💥 NIGHTMARE UNLEASHED! 😱 Mariah’s Breakdown Rocks Genoa City 💔 Sharon Races to Save Her Daughter Before It’s Too Late!

Genoa City is no stranger to drama, but this week on The Young and the Restless, the emotional devastation reaches a terrifying new level. Mariah Copeland, the strong-willed and fiercely independent daughter of Sharon Newman, is falling apart — and the entire town is feeling the shockwaves.

For weeks, Mariah has been unraveling behind the scenes. Whispers of an unspeakable trauma from her past have haunted her nights and now threaten to consume her waking hours. Her loved ones have watched as she’s grown more isolated, paranoid, and withdrawn — but no one could have predicted the emotional storm now breaking loose.

Haunting Visions, Sleepless Nights

It started subtly — insomnia, anxiety, missed appointments. Tessa, Mariah’s wife and closest confidante, tried to remain patient as her partner became increasingly erratic. But Mariah’s sudden mood swings and tearful silences told a darker story.

Now, the haunting visions have taken control. In a chilling moment, Mariah was found at Crimson Lights, clutching a broken coffee mug and muttering names from her past: Ian Ward, the cult, the chains, the basement. She’s not just remembering — she’s reliving the trauma.

“I see his face. I feel the walls closing in,” she whispered in one of the show’s most gripping scenes. “I never escaped, not really. He still has a hold on me.”

A Mother’s Fear: Sharon Steps In

Sharon, no stranger to mental health battles herself, immediately recognized the warning signs. As Mariah’s mother, she’s been down this road before — and she refuses to let history repeat itself.

Rushing to Chancellor Park after getting a call from a panicked Faith, Sharon found Mariah sitting on a bench, barefoot, disheveled, and lost in her own world. She reached out, her voice trembling but steady.

“Mariah, come back to me. You’re safe now. He’s not here.”