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Esther Valentine
EstherB&B-2023
Kate Linder as Esther Valentine
The Young and the Restless
The Bold and the Beautiful
Portrayed by Kate Linder
Current status Former, Guest
Duration 1982- (Y&R)
B&B (2023)
First appearance April 8, 1982
Introduced by William J. Bell
Profile
Family Valentine family
Namesake(s) Cordelia Katherine Valentine Abbott
Gender Female
Occupation Receptionist at Chancellor-Winters
Residence Chancellor Estate
12 Foothill Road
Genoa City, Wisconsin
Relationships
Spouses Norman Peterson (1994)
Roger Wilkes (2009)
Romances Dwight (current)
Tommy Cassidy
Miguel Rodriguez
Tiny
Charlie Webber (flirtation)
Children Chloe Mitchell
Grandchildren Delia Abbott
Bella Fisher
Miles Fisher

Esther Valentine (formerly Peterson and Wilkes) is a fictional character on The Young and the Restless, portrayed by Kate Linder.

In 2023, the fashion show showdown between Eric and Ridge Forrester gets underway, and there will be some big guests on hand. The Young and the Restless stars Tracey Bregman and Kate Linder will be crossing over from Genoa City. Bregman’s Lauren Fenmore and Linder’s Esther Valentine will both be attending the show and are scheduled to air on October 25, 26 and 27. CBS shares that it is always has been a lifelong dream for Esther to own a Forrester Creations Original while Lauren, who is a fashion buyer and who owns her chain of department stores, arrives in town having received two ‘golden tickets’ to the exclusive fashion show.

Esther was last seen on October 31.

Biography[]

Esther worked as Katherine Chancellor's maid. She once had a one night stand with a plumber named Tiny. Esther had a daughter, Katherine Tina Valentine, who emerged in 2008 as Jabot Cosmetics fashionista, Chloe Mitchell.

Esther was indirectly responsible for the death of Katherine's husband, Rex Sterling when she answered a personal ad and met Norman Peterson, a con man. In an effort to impress Norman, she posed as the lady of the manor. Rex and Katherine went along with it and disguised themselves as her servants. Norman coerced Esther into convincing Katherine to include her in her will and marry him. A suspicious Katherine and Rex arranged a fake wedding. Then, not content to wait for Katherine to die to inherit her riches, Rex caught Norman breaking into the estate safe. Rex was shot and killed in the altercation, leaving Katherine devastated. Norman was then arrested for murder and Esther has since been forgiven and named in Katherine's will.

It was later revealed that Chloe is her daughter. Esther then started attempting a normal relationship with her, but Chloe/Kate is frequently embarrassed by her mother's status as a maid and her lack of bashfulness regarding the chosen career. At Cane's yearning, they began getting somewhat close again.

In November 2008, at the reading of a presumed-dead Katherine's will, Esther inherited 1/10 of 1 percent of Katherine's 1 billion dollar estate (1 million dollars) as well as Katherine's half-ownership of the Chancellor Estate. Esther is now financially secure for life and can enjoy the life of luxury living in her newly owned mansion. At the same time, Esther went out on a date with Roger Wilkes, with whom she became engaged after only a few dates. Esther seems completely unaware of the fact that Roger is scamming her. Esther and Roger eventually married, but he marriage was declared invalid after it became clear that Roger was in fact a bigamist. He held her and Katherine hostage and tried to blow them up, but Amber Moore saved them.

Esther worked for Katherine up until Katherine's death in 2013. Katherine left Esther a monthly salary of $20,000 per month for as a long as she remained on staff at the Chancellor Estate. Esther also supported Chloe's marriage to Kevin Fisher, and encouraged them to reconcile after they divorced. A month after she learned of Katherine's death, her granddaughter Delia was killed by Adam Newman in a hit and run accident.

Crimes Committed[]

  • Slapped Roger Wilkes [Feb 27, 2009]
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