Alan Reveals Evidence That Alan Is Martin – Traci Falls Into Danger | Young and the Restless Spoilers

In a stunning emotional showdown, Alan and Traci confront the truth—and each other—on The Young and the Restless. The tension crackles as Alan stands in Traci’s dimly lit living room, his voice strained and his emotions frayed. Twisting his wedding band with trembling fingers, he pleads for answers, desperate to understand what made Traci back away from him. But beneath the surface of confusion lies something darker—something even Alan may not be able to deny anymore.

Traci tries to hold it together, offering Alan warmth and patience even as her heart breaks. But as she steps forward and gently kisses his cheek goodbye, it’s clear: she no longer knows the man in front of her. The moment the door closes behind Alan, Jack appears from the shadows, his suspicion confirmed. “He’s not as innocent as you think,” Jack warns, and Traci, though shaken, finally begins to listen.

Ashley delivers the crushing blow. The man they’ve all trusted—the one Traci loved—wasn’t Alan at all. It was Martin. Traci’s world shatters as she recalls the voice she once tried to dismiss. The realization dawns that the very man who hurt her has been right beside her all along, hiding behind a stolen face.

Chance arrives with grim urgency, revealing damning evidence: a farmhouse rental, a false identity, and a mysterious connection to a Paris clinic. The name on the lease? Martin Duboce. But it may not be his real name. As the truth unfolds, the family rallies around Traci, the heartbreak tangible, but their resolve unshaken.

Meanwhile, across town, Phyllis delivers devastating news to Summer—Alan may be dead, and Martin had taken his place. The revelation that Martin once lived under the same roof as Summer’s son horrifies her. In a single moment, her life is upended.

As Summer confesses the end of her relationship with Chance and the lingering ghost of Kyle, it becomes clear: love, truth, and danger are deeply intertwined in Genoa City. And this story is far from over.