Breaking News YR Spoilers: Diane Signs Divorce Papers and Leaves Genoa – Will Jack and Kyle Reconcile?

Diane Jenkins stood by the large window of the Abbott Mansion, staring out at the familiar streets of Genoa City that had once been her refuge. For over a year, she had fought to rebuild her life in this town, to

reconnect with Jack and Kyle, hoping to restore what had been lost. But now, instead of comfort, all she felt was suffocation. The city no longer felt like home; the family she tried to save was unraveling around her,

with her at the center of the discord.

Jack’s biting words echoed in her mind. His frustration had reached a boiling point earlier that day, and his accusations had cut deep. “You’re making everything worse, Diane. This isn’t helping.” His anger was palpable, but this time, it wasn’t just about the chaos at Jabot. It was personal, aimed directly at her. Diane had hoped to be a source of unity, but instead, she had become the target of blame. Jack’s unwillingness to address the deeper issues in their family weighed heavily on her.

The strained relationship with her son, Kyle, was also tearing her apart. She had lashed out at him during their last confrontation, blaming him for the mess that Jabot had become. “It’s because of you, Kyle! You’ve put everything at risk. We could lose everything.” The harsh words still stung. Deep down, Diane knew it wasn’t solely Kyle’s fault. Jabot had been on shaky ground for a while, but Kyle’s betrayal had pushed it to the brink of collapse. He had stolen a crucial formula, and while Diane was ready to confront him about it, Jack had chosen to protect him.

Jack had confided in her late one night, his voice filled with helplessness. “I don’t know how to punish my own son, Diane. He’s our child. What am I supposed to do?” But Diane wasn’t looking for leniency. Kyle’s actions had endangered everything, and Jack’s inability to discipline him was only making matters worse. Their marriage had become strained, with each argument driving another wedge between them. Jack’s blind defense of Kyle was destroying their relationship, but he couldn’t—or wouldn’t—see it.

Diane realized that she had become the scapegoat for everything going wrong. Jack’s frustration, Kyle’s mistakes, and the family’s dysfunction had all been placed on her shoulders. In one heated exchange, Jack had shouted, “I won’t let you tear this family apart!” But Diane knew it wasn’t her tearing the family apart—it was Kyle’s actions and Jack’s refusal to confront the truth.

After months of fighting, Diane made a painful decision. She could no longer be the one blamed for everything that had gone wrong. She couldn’t stay in a place where she felt unwelcome, unloved, and unappreciated. As much as it hurt, she had to leave. Jack’s loyalty to Kyle would always come before her, and she couldn’t stand to watch their family fall apart any longer.

Sitting at her desk, Diane penned a letter, pouring her heart out in a farewell to Jack and Kyle. “Jack, I can no longer stay in a place where I feel unwanted and unappreciated. I’ve tried to keep this family together, but it’s clear you and Kyle will be better off without me. I’m leaving, not because I don’t care, but because I care too much to watch everything fall apart. Kyle’s mistakes have jeopardized everything, and your refusal to confront him is making it impossible for us to move forward. You’ll be better without me. I hope one day you’ll understand why I had to go. Take care of yourself and our son, Diane.”

With tears in her eyes, Diane left the letter on Jack’s desk, her heart heavy but resolute. She loved Jack, and a part of her always would, but staying in Genoa City would only deepen the wounds for everyone involved. Quietly, she gathered her belongings, packing only the essentials. She wasn’t running away forever, just seeking the space she desperately needed to heal.

As she walked out of the Abbott Mansion for what might be the last time, Diane felt a bittersweet sense of clarity. She wasn’t sure where she would go or what the future held, but for the first time in months, she felt like she was making the right choice—for herself, for Jack, and for Kyle. The weight of her decision was heavy, but it brought a strange sense of peace. Diane Jenkins was leaving Genoa City, and with her departure, the Abbott family would never be the same again.