Daniel Goddard played the role of Cane Ashby on CBS daytime show,
The Young and the Restless,for twelve years.
He was abruptly fired from the show in late 2019, following which his character was led
out of Genoa City.
Earlier this August, Daniel, along with his former co-stars Mishael Morgan, Bryton James,
and Sean Dominic had a live chat on Twitter, where the actors had fun-filled conversations.
Amidst the conversation, Daniel opened up about his “severe” emotional journey that
he went through after being fired from Y&R.
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Daniel, Mishael, Bryton, and Sean had a mini virtual reunion on August 3, 2020, as Daniel
hosted a live chat conversation on Twitter.
The chat was all fun as the old friends had not had a chance to talk to one another in a while.
But then Morgan asked Daniel a question that brought a twist to the atmosphere.
She asked him how he was doing, and he replied with some serious answer.
It had been a long time since fans had seen Daniel speak out so seriously, perhaps the
first time after he announced his firing from Y&R.
Those who follow Daniel on his social median accounts would have frequently seen him doing live sessions.
However, this is the first time that he has decided to open up about the emotional journey
he went through after being ousted from the show he called home for 12 years.
Daniel admitted that losing his job at Y&R had a life-altering impact on him.
But he is thankful that he has been able to realize what is important to him and what’s not.
Adding to the topic, Morgan also shared her experience of struggling to find peace in her life.
Daniel went on to add that he passed this difficult phase doings things that he always
enjoyed like gardening.
Meanwhile, he, along with Bryton James, worked on a dream project called Bildbord.
It’s a new form of social media app which lets people find each other through their common interest.
Daniel teased that a new project was on its way in early May 2020.
Then finally on May 11, he announced via social media that his and Bryton’s co-creation,
Bildbord, is now on the app store.
He went on a live session back then as well to give a quick demonstration of the new app.
And interestingly, the app has been receiving a lot of love from its users.
All in all, the quick chat between Daniel and his friends was wholesome and reminded
fans of the good old days when Daniel used to share the screen with them.