Nick and Sharon

Nick and Sharon
The Young and the Restless character
Joshua Morrow and Sharon Case as Nicholas and Sharon Newman
Duration	1994–2010 2013–14 2018
Created by	William J. Bell
Introduced by	William J. Bell Edward J. Scott
In-universe information Other names Shick Family Newman Spouse 1995 1996–2007 Children Cassie Newman Noah Newman Faith Newman

Nicholas and Sharon Newman are fictional characters and a supercouple from the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless.^[1][2][3] Nick is portrayed by Joshua Morrow and Sharon is portrayed by Sharon Case. The characters of Nick and Sharon first met in 1994 and soon became involved. They were faced with a range of problems, such as their different levels of class, Sharon's ex-boyfriend Matt Clark, and Sharon's secret past: she was pregnant three years earlier and gave up the child, Cassie, for adoption. The couple married in February 1996, and after having a son, Noah, Sharon was reunited with Cassie. Nick grew to love Cassie and became her adoptive father. Sharon's best friend Grace Turner developed an obsession with Nick and slept with him twice. In the following years, the couple dealt with the return of Matt Clark and infidelity on both sides among other obstacles, which Nick and Sharon managed to eventually move past.

In 2005, Cassie was killed off in a car accident, which led to Nick's affair with Phyllis Summers. Nick impregnated Phyllis, who gave birth to a daughter named Summer, which ultimately meant the end of Nick and Sharon's marriage. Despite Nick's marriage to Phyllis and Sharon's marriages to Jack Abbott and Nick's brother Adam Newman, Nick and Sharon's pattern of periodically getting back together and breaking up continued. A 2009 affair (while both were still married to others) resulted in the birth of another daughter, Faith.

The couple's marriage lasted for over ten years, which is considered a rarity in the soap opera genre.^[4] The couple is often referred to by the portmanteau "Shick" by fans on social media, message boards and in magazines. The Huffington Post and Soap Opera Digest named them one of soap opera's greatest supercouples. Their 2009 on-screen reunion was a high-profile event on the show which garnered media attention, while lifting the show's ratings by nearly half a million viewers.