If former Bold and the Beautiful character Quinn Fuller becoming the new Stephanie wasn’t bad enough, Ridge wanted his father Eric to die, is a whole something else. However, we understand where he is coming from. There is no doubt that Ridge loves Eric. After all, he did raise him despite not being his biological …
Zende lies into RJ for no reason, unaware of why his younger cousin works with their grandfather. Meanwhile, Ridge has to grapple with having to tell his nephew everything. Thorne Forrester arrives back in Los Angeles at the request of Eric not understanding why. Meanwhile, Bridget Forrester returns Forrester to learn what is going on …
It’s no secret that RJ Forrester worships his grandfather, Eric Forrester. While he knew his granddad was sick, he didn’t realise how much until now. With a bit of prompting from his grandfather’s partner and RJ’s aunt, Donna Logan, the young designer now knows how serious his grandpa’s condition is: fatal. It’s devastating for RJ …
Looks like Paris won’t be Mrs Carter Walton after all.
Donna and Eric need to keep their affair quiet otherwise Quinn will hunt Donna to the ends of the Earth. Meanwhile, does Hope have a reason to worry about Liam?
It’s the classic soap opera tug-o-war.
Steffy needs to get her head out of her mother’s butt as no one is perfect and she needs to stop seeing the Logans as metaphorically evil.
Katie, Donna, And Brooke are giving their niece the chance to become Flo Logan, but will she take the opportunity to change her surname to that of her father’s?
Donna Logan is the sister with the less baggage. From Brooke’s constant bed-jumping to Katie’s health issues, the middle sibling is the one who has had less drama, but could she have another chance with Eric?
This week’s Bold and the Beautiful started with a literal bang! Penny Escobar is owed a favor by Sally while Donna discovers Brooke’s dirty little kiss with Dollar Bill.
The Logan women on The Bold and the Beautiful truly are queens of slapping.
In the eyes of the Logans, the Fultons are nothing but trouble. So how does antagonising them help?
