acting career, especially in his iconic role as Victor Newman on the show.

Eric Braeden’s journey with “The Young and the Restless” began in 1980 when he joined as Victor Newman, and he has remained a central figure on the show for over four decades. With his upcoming 83rd birthday approaching, some fans speculated that retirement might be on the horizon, especially considering his health issues. However, in an interview with Fox News and a subsequent Facebook post from his backyard in Los Angeles, Braeden reaffirmed his commitment to his role on the show and his acting career in general.

Braeden expressed his love for his work, stating that he still feels a deep sense of satisfaction after filming scenes. He emphasized that retirement was never part of his plans and dismissed rumors of his departure from the show as clickbait. He credited the show’s writers and his co-stars for their contributions to his enjoyment of the role, particularly highlighting his appreciation for Melody Thomas Scott, Mark Grossman, Peter Bergman, and Amelia Heinley.

Furthermore, Braeden acknowledged the importance of the show’s viewers and expressed his gratitude for their continued support, emphasizing that as long as “The Young and the Restless” continues, he intends to remain a part of it.

In conclusion, Eric Braeden’s reassurance to fans confirms that he has no plans to retire from acting or his role on “The Young and the Restless.” Fans can continue to expect to see him on screen, bringing Victor Newman to life for the foreseeable future.