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“#’Y&R’ Returns: Sharon Case Previews Adam Learning of Sharon’s Cancer<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

\n Young and the Restless<\/em> is back with new episodes starting Monday, August 10. One of the storylines that the show will be picking up on is Sharon\u2019s (Sharon Case) battle with cancer. While she\u2019s received support from love interest Rey (Jordi Vilasuso) and ex-husband Nick (Joshua Morrow), there\u2019s one man in her life \u2013 Adam (Mark Grossman) \u2013 who has yet to weigh in with a reaction, mostly because Adam and Sharon haven\u2019t shared much screen-time since her diagnosis.<\/p>\n

Watch for that to change starting Monday, August 10 as Adam learns what his ex-wife has been enduring. Ahead of the episode, TV Insider spoke with Case about her current storyline, what she\u2019s been doing while self-quarantining, those classic Y&R<\/em> rebroadcasts, Sharon\u2019s relationships, and more. Read on for the scoop!<\/p>\n

A lot of fans have been asking when<\/em> is Adam going to learn about Sharon\u2019s cancer. Will we finally get to see that when new episodes are back?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sharon Case:<\/strong> Yes. Right out of the gate, that\u2019s what the fans are going to be able to see. Sharon and Adam haven\u2019t seen each other and hasn\u2019t learned about her cancer. People have been pointing out that they haven\u2019t been in touch.<\/p>\n

Do you play that Sharon may not have told Adam about her cancer because she wanted to protect him? <\/strong><\/p>\n

I have tried to. It was never spelled out why [they hadn\u2019t been in touch]. Actors come up with their reasons and infuse the material with that. The way I\u2019ve nuanced it, I took a cue from the script<\/a>s that Sharon didn\u2019t want anyone to know she was sick. It was a big deal sharing it with Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott). Maybe the reason Adam is the last to know is because he was the person she didn\u2019t want<\/em> to know. Sharon has this fear that people will look at her like she\u2019s less of a person or they\u2019ll put a mark on her. These are the fears that go through people\u2019s minds.<\/p>\n

If it was never obviously clear why Sharon was staying away from Adam, I think it will be when you see how Sharon feels about Adam knowing about her condition. You\u2019ll see all of her emotions, features and panics. We go from that to a very unexpected turn.<\/p>\n

How is it being back at work?<\/strong><\/p>\n

We can\u2019t hug when we all see each other for now. It took us a few weeks to break the habit of hugging. We adjusted very quickly, but the first few times I\u2019d run into someone, particularly another actor, my instinct was to hug. It\u2019s not that way, I don\u2019t\u2019 think, in other professions. You don\u2019t go into a law office and start hugging your co-workers. But I\u2019ve noticed that actors tend to hug. Now, we don\u2019t do that. We feel more comfortable now waving hello [from a distance]. I was doing a scene with Camryn [Grimes, Mariah] recently, and she said this is the first time we\u2019ve been in the same room since March. But I feel like I see her all the time, which I do thanks to all the Zoom calls. It feels like we\u2019ve never lost touch.<\/p>\n

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What else is different in this new normal?<\/strong><\/p>\n

We don\u2019t have public spaces to hang out in anymore. We general<\/a>ly spend time only with our scene partners. We don\u2019t see [other co-stars] as much, but it\u2019s certainly quieter. There\u2019s something nice about that. I was back the first day and it was \u2018pin drop\u2019 quiet on the set. I love how quiet it was. It gave a different spin to my acting process. I had zero distractions. My job is a thousand times easier. One day, that will change as more people come back to set. Having everybody around is fun and it\u2019s fun to see everyone, but they bring a lot of noise! That\u2019s part of the fun of it.<\/p>\n

In addition to Sharon\/Adam scenes, where do we pick up with episodes next week?<\/strong><\/p>\n

When we come back, Sharon has just had the surgery [a lumpectomy]. Finally, having the surgery is helping her do well. Her attitude and energy is good. Getting that out of her body is a big step forward. It helps with the healing even though there\u2019s a long road ahead. She had to have treatment before the surgery. That\u2019s got to be a mental setback, while you\u2019re waiting. It\u2019s a huge, positive hurdle for her to have had the procedure. A lumpectomy is a much more minor surgery, of course. That\u2019s been good news<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Mark Grossman as Adam (Monty Brinton\/CBS)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

What are you doing physically to show the effects of the cancer? <\/strong><\/p>\n

We\u2019ve done paler makeup on days that Sharon\u2019s been sick from her treatment. Other days, she\u2019s not. We\u2019ve done both, shown the effects of the treatment and then, on days that she\u2019s done well. We\u2019ve shown both sides. Not everybody gets sick from the treatment. There is someone in my family who has gone through this, but he did not have a sick day [during the ordeal]. He was very lucky. This happens. Unfortunately, it doesn\u2019t happen for everybody. We\u2019ve told the story showing some good days and bad.<\/p>\n

How is her cancer affecting her relationships with people in her life? Let\u2019s start with Rey.<\/strong><\/p>\n

It has had all kinds of affects. He\u2019s been there for her. It\u2019s affected their relationship in that they\u2019re together all the time. They can\u2019t get out and do things \u2013 going to work, going out to eat. None of those things happen. That can affect a relationship. It can change it for better for worse. We\u2019ll see what happens.<\/p>\n

What about her relationship with her children, specifically Faith (Alyvia Alyn Lind) and Mariah?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mariah\u2019s proven to be a loving, caring and nurturing person, who loves her mom. They have a great relationship. This may have brought them closer to together. Sharon\u2019s insisted that her kids move on with their lives and not worry about taking care of her all the time. The kids gradually do a balancing act of keeping their own lives going on. They have great communication. They talk about when they\u2019re scared. This illness got them all to deepen and enrich their relationships.
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