Brittany Marsino - Walter Barber

Walter Barber
The Young and the Restless character
Portrayed by Henry Sanders (1990–91)
Bennett Guillory (1992–94)
First appearance 1990
Last appearance 1994
Created by William J. Bell
Family
Siblings Mamie Johnson (sister-in-law)
Spouse Lillie Belle Barber (1957–)
Children Olivia Barber
Drucilla Barber
Grandchildren Lily Winters
Devon Hamilton (adoptive)
Nathan Hastings, Jr.
Charles Ashby (great-grandson)
Matilda Ashby (great-granddaughter)
Nieces and nephews Justin Barber
Marcus Forrester (great-nephew)
Rosie Forrester (great-great-niece)

Walter Barber first appeared in 1990 as the father of the late Drucilla Barber, and Olivia Barber. The role was originated by Henry Sanders, and then taken over by Bennett Guillory from 1992 to 1994.

History
Walter and his wife Lillie Belle were married in 1957. Lillie Belle, in particular, tended to favor her older daughter, Olivia, because Drucilla was the product of Walter and Lillie Belle having unprotected sex. The favoritism of Olivia over Drucilla caused Dru to run away from home to Genoa City as a teenager. Years later, when Lillie Belle and Walter reunited with Drucilla during a visit to Genoa City, she discovered the truth about her conception. Walter assured Drucilla that he always accepted her despite the fact that the pregnancy was unplanned. Olivia was furious over this revelation and berated her mother mercilessly for mistreating her sister for her entire life. Later, Lillie Belle returned to town after leaving Walter, and she decided to live with Olivia and her husband, Nathan Hastings. Lillie Belle caused various problems in their marriage, and she remained a problem for everyone due to her health situation. Dru tried to get Lillie Belle to move in with her, but Lillie Belle, once again, chose Olivia over Drucilla. Eventually, Walter arrived and took Lillie Belle back home.

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