"We have to embrace change and see what happens and be excited by the adventure, because it's an adventure at the end of the day," he says. Vilasuso isn't sure what will come next in his career, but he's keeping his spirits up and staying positive. Overall, Vilasuso says his experience at Y&R was "a beautiful time," and he has "nothing but love" for the colleagues he's leaving behind, including his on-screen wife, Sharon Case (Sharon Newman), whom he calls "fantastic to work with." "I loved the dynamic that we all shared."
being a Cuban American and playing one on TV," he shares, adding that it was also a highlight to anchor an entire family. "When I started, I loved that I was representing Hispanics and that I got to represent where I come from.
While he'll never get the chance to play out romantic scenes with Chelsea, Vilasuso does have a lot of great memories from his time as Rey. RELATED: Michael Mealor to bring Kyle back to Y&R "I've known Missy for over ten years and finally got to work with her, and I really enjoyed the dynamic," he says. Vilasuso agrees that he'd been looking forward to a potential Rey/Chelsea pairing. Explains Kaitlin, "The other reason we were surprised was that they were just shifting the storyline to Rey and Chelsea. That being said, there were indications that the writers had some big plans for Rey and his love life. The scripts that I was given were very minimal." "Maybe I should have seen the writing on the wall. "I had re-signed back in October for another three years, but in these contracts, there are six-month intervals where the show can decide not to re-sign you for the next six months. He revealed that the exit decision was not his.
The actor recently launched a podcast with his wife, Kaitlin, and the pair delved into his Y&R departure in this week's episode of their audio show. A lot of fans were taken aback by yesterday's news that Jordi Vilasuso is exiting his role as The Young and the Restless' Rey Rosales, and the actor reveals that he was just as surprised to learn that his time at the CBS soap opera was coming to an end.
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