Michael planned a romantic evening with Lauren and tried to distract her from his next career move. He even used their son, Fenmore Baldwin, as a pawn. This scene left us wondering whether Fenmore will return to The Young and the Restless.
Michael (Christian Le Blanc) rented out Society for the evening. He planned a night of romance with his wife, Lauren (Tracey Bregman).
However, she wanted to make sure that he wasn’t working with Victor (Eric Braeden) again. Lauren warned Michael that she would not be able to forgive him again.
The last time he made a romantic gesture, he told her that he quit working for Victor. But Michael claimed that he wanted to make her feel good because he loves her.
Suddenly, his phone rang and he got a call from Fenmore. Lauren yanked Michael’s phone out of his hand to talk to their son.
After their phone call, she wondered whether Michael used their son to catch her off guard. He claimed it was purely coincidental.
Where Is Lauren and Michael’s Son?
Fenmore was a troubled teenager who was arrested after being caught with alcohol and drugs. However, his charges were dropped once the Witness Protection Program revealed that Carmine Basco (Marco Dominic Dapper) was alive.
Fenmore was immediately released. He turned his life around and pursued a music career. Daniel (Michael Graziadei) and Tessa (Cait Fairbanks) aren’t the only musical children in Genoa City.
Fenmore found success with his music career. He ultimately left Genoa City on January 25, 2023, but briefly returned to celebrate Bregman’s 40th anniversary.
Is Fenmore Coming Back?
Lauren and Michael’s 20th anniversary is in December 2025. However, that might not be the case once Lauren finds out that Michael has been lying to her about working with Victor again.
But it’s also possible that Fenmore could return to celebrate his parents’ wedding anniversary. Or, he might come back to Genoa City to bring them back together.
What did you make of this scene? Do you think Fenmore should return? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
