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Kristoff St. John turns 42 today.

Send in your birthday wishes to The Young and the Restless star now!

The Young and Restless cleaned up at the NAACP Awards last week. Two of its stars, Kristoff St. John and Christel Khalil (pictured), won the Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Drama Series and Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series, respectively.

The Young and Restless has won both awards every year since 1994, with the exception of 2007 when Passions' Tracy Ross won in the Outstanding Actress category.

Here are The Young and the Restless spoilers for the upcoming week...

• Colleen throws a party to celebrate Lily's divorce, where Lily get a surprise kiss... from Cane (Daniel Goddard).

• After sturggling with memories of Dru, Neil (Kristoff St. John, pictured) takes a romantic step in his relationship with Karen.

• Jack decides to come clean about Jabot, drawing him closer to Sharon. But will he make his confession public before a scheming Gloria releases damaging evidence?

• Victor offers to help Phyllis reduce her jail sentence, for a price.

You'v watched Kristoff St. John act on The Young and the Restless for years now.

But here's your chance to listen to him speak. Here are some quotes the actor has compiled over the years:

"It always makes me a little nervous to hear I’m going to have [a shirtless] or a next-to-nude scene. I tend to go more for the work than I do for the body material."
— Soap Opera Digest, 4/17/07

"I would have to say, without a doubt, that the biggest change in my life has been my undying commitment and my fervent desire to keep my family happy and well. The job has allowed me the time to watch my kids grow, and I’ve seen myself grow as a father and as a man."
— Digest, 4/5/05

"Shemar Moore has a much better body than I do. I’m the first one to say, 'Can I keep my shirt on? Please?' "
— Digest, 11/5/96

"My first day on the set, Eric Braeden [Victor] said, ‘Here is some advice. Say your lines and go home. When you see Mr. Bell, say, “Hello, good to see you,” and go home. Nothing else.’ I’ve followed that advice ever since."
— on his co-stars, Digest 11/5/96

"The result is I’m seeing more minorities on daytime television. If it hadn’t been for Generations, I wouldn’t have been on The Young and the Restless."
— Defending the canceled Generations, Digest, 10/15/91