Madison Thompson Joins ‘The Young and the Restless’

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Madison Thompson Joins ‘The Young and the Restless’

2024/05/16 Report

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What’s brewing behind the scenes?

If you're a fan of The Young and the Restless, you’re in for a surprise! There’s a new face ready to stir things up in Genoa City, and she’s no stranger to drama. Madison Thompson, who caught our attention in Ozark, is now part of the Y&R cast, and we’re already on the edge of our seats wondering what she’ll bring to this legendary soap opera.

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Who is Madison Thompson?

For those who haven’t followed Thompson’s career closely, she’s had quite the rise. Originally from Atlanta, Madison got her big break on Netflix’s critically acclaimed series Ozark as Erin Pierce, the rebellious teen who caused all kinds of trouble for the Byrdes.

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