Beyond the Gates is preempted again but the anniversary fallout will continue
Betrayal, DNA evidence, and heartbreak ensue after the big reveal.
Showtime is over and the acceptance begins
Beyond the Gates It will be preempted again on Tuesday and Wednesday for the UEFA Champions League. The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful will only be preempted on the West Coast.
BTG viewers will see three days of fallout from Richardson's anniversary party on Monday, Thursday, and Friday. Showtime is now over, and it's time to accept and deal with the information revealed.
The drama continues this week in Fairmont Heights after Ted Richardson's (Maurice Johnson) and Nicole Richardson's (Daphnée Duplaix) anniversary party goes wrong.
The Dupree and Richardson clan is shell-shocked
The Dupree and Richardson families are shell-shocked by the news of Ted's betrayal and also by how it was revealed. This clan, however, will present a united front during the fallout after Leslie Thomas’s (Trisha Mann-Grant) big reveal.
Leslie picked the worst time possible to come clean, and she got the reactions she sought. Viewers should brace for a confrontation between Katherine “Kat” Richardson (Colby Muhammad) and Eva Thomas (Ambyr Michelle).
Kat and Eva have issues with the truth
Kat will find it difficult to accept that Eva is her biological paternal half-sister, but previews show the Richardson family assistant has DNA evidence. She ran the test before the anniversary gala and will have the document on Monday's episode to prove that Ted is her father.
Evas is hoping her dad's family won't hold her mother's scheming against her, but she did get a job with her stepmother's office under false pretenses. Kat must deal with her mother's humiliation, her father's betrayal, and a new sibling. Eva is angry at Leslie, who lies because Ted knows about her and does not want her.
Accusations will follow
Meanwhile, anger and accusations will errupt as the bombshell revelation settles in. Anita Dupree (Tamara Tunie), Vernon Dupree (Clifton Davis), Dani Dupree (Karla Mosley), Chelsea Dupree (RhonniRose Mantilla), and Naomi Hamilton Hawthorne (Arielle Prepetit) will still be at the mansion trying to come to grips with what has just happened.
They will also be angry at Ted and Bill Hamilton (Timon Durrett) because Bill was the lawyer who assisted Ted with legal matters related to paying Leslie off. The news could easily tear this family apart, but BTG fans believe they will persevere.
The hits continue coming
Of course, Nicole will be furious and humiliated at being pregnant at the same time as her husband's mistress. Ted will try to talk to her, but she is going to kick him out, which adds to the drama. What else can she do after the evening she just endured? Her entire family will be reeling with so many different issues at hand.
The Duprees will be trying to put out fires everywhere, but will they succeed? Their fury at Bill, Ted, and Leslie, plus Eva's role in the deception. They will also be concerned about Nicole's mental health. Martin Richardson (Brandon Clabon) will get physical with his dad so the hits keep coming.
How will this play out in the long run?
Will Leslie be satisfied with her accomplishment, and will anyone feel sorry for her? Is it possible that, through all the pain, Ted might make his way back to her bed after his wife rejects him? Will Nicole fire Eva, and is there anyone in Fairmont Crest who will not be discussing the latest breaking news?
Will Nicole be so angry that she considers revenge sex to get back at her husband? Continue watching Beyond the Gates to find out how Ted's messy situation will play out in the long run.
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