How The Young And The Restless’ Sharon Case Has Transformed Over The Years

One of the most heart-pounding roles Sharon Case played as Sharon Collins was the fugitive. The storyline stemmed from her connection with Adam Newman (Mark Grossman), who was bad news. After trying to prove that Adam wasn’t guilty of murder, Sharon was arrested for the same murder, and Adam was set free. Unfortunately, Sharon was found guilty, so Adam planned her prison breakout.

They agreed to meet in Sedona, Arizona, where they would run away together to start a new life. However, at the last moment, Sharon chose to ditch Adam for his safety and run away alone. This led her to a barn owned by a veterinarian, Sam Gibson (Sean Patrick Flanery). She introduced herself as “Sheri Coleman” and later began dating him. Of course, this ruse didn’t last long, and Sharon was found, caught, and returned to Genoa City.

Adam finally found evidence to free her, but when he found out about Sam, he destroyed the evidence, testified against her in court, and later proposed to her, only to humiliatingly leave her at the altar. Although Sharon was later vindicated, it was a pretty wild ride. Sharon and Adam’s forbidden love on “The Young and the Restless” was a masterclass performance highlighting the reality of toxic relationships. It was truly one of her best storylines.