The newest Bold and the Beautiful update opens with explosive fallout for Luna Nozawa, whose life has spiraled into catastrophe. Her pregnancy—confirmed to belong to Will Spencer—has triggered a storm of accusations, legal consequences, and a custody fight that’s already turning brutal. Luna’s dreams of a future with Will shattered instantly when he rejected her, and things worsened when Electra Forrester called the police. Chief Baker dragged Luna away as she pleaded for mercy from Bill Spencer, Katie Logan, and everyone in sight.

Now Luna sits in jail, facing charges and the possibility of a long incarceration. If she really ends up behind bars, raising her child herself becomes impossible. Katie shocked everyone—Luna most of all—by declaring that she and Bill intended to raise the baby. But Katie saying it doesn’t guarantee it will unfold that way. Even if Bill plans to stand by her, Luna might not approve, and the court may have very different ideas about who should become guardian of the newest Spencer heir.

Though Will is the biological father, he wants nothing to do with Luna or the pregnancy. His disgust over the circumstances of conception—after Luna drugged him—cuts off any hope of him stepping up. Electra certainly isn’t signing up to raise Luna’s child either. That means the baby’s future could fall into the hands of several other players, each with their own motives, agendas, and emotional baggage.

The first possible candidates are, of course, Bill and Katie. Katie seems determined to take on the role, and Bill might go along with it, hoping a shared child in the house could bring him closer to Katie again. But the path to that outcome is far from guaranteed.

The second contender is Lee Finnegan, Luna’s grandmother. Lee has always believed Luna was raised without proper discipline or guidance, and rescuing this baby from repeating its mother’s mistakes might feel like her responsibility. She raised Finn to be a strong, moral man despite his connection to Sheila Carter, and she might see this grandchild as another chance to mold a child correctly—away from Poppy Nozawa’s influence.

A third option is Finn himself. Though he never raised Luna, he may see this baby as a second chance to right past wrongs. Finn knows what it’s like to grow up with a complicated family history, being adopted and having Sheila as a biological mother. He might want to protect Luna’s child from turbulent influences like Dollar Bill—whose violent past, lies, and moral flexibility make him a questionable guardian. Finn and Steffy are excellent parents, and Steffy has adopted before. If Finn promised to cut ties with Luna and Sheila forever, Steffy could be convinced to support raising the child.

Fourth is perhaps the most opportunistic candidate of all: Poppy. Despite despising Luna and even calling her vile names the moment she discovered she survived, Poppy might fight for the child for strictly selfish reasons. A Spencer baby equals financial stability, and her gold-digging history proves she doesn’t mind using family connections to get ahead. Luna’s pregnancy could be her biggest payday yet.

And then, of course, there is Sheila Carter. With her links to Finn and Luna slipping away, Sheila may view this baby as her last chance to cling to family. She would never legally win custody—Bill, Katie, and any judge would block her instantly—but Sheila has never been known to follow legal pathways. With Deacon slipping from her life and Luna facing a prison sentence, Sheila’s desperation could push her into taking drastic action to feel closer to her fractured family.

Behind all of this is the looming possibility that Luna herself may still have a say. If allowed input, she might prefer Finn—or even Sheila—over Bill, Katie, or especially Poppy.

But this is only the beginning. The revelation of Luna’s baby is shaking three major families: the Spencers, the Forresters, and the Logans. What started as a messy love triangle between Luna, Will, and R.J. has turned into a generational fight for power, legacy, and control.

At Forrester Creations, Luna had finally found belonging. Her relationship with R.J. blossomed into something real, something grounding. But one disastrous night—fueled by emotional turmoil and Poppy’s reckless choices—pulled her into Will’s orbit, unraveling everything she built.

Now Will is shifting from regret to obsession, seeing a newborn Spencer as his ticket to finally stepping out of his father Bill’s shadow. Meanwhile, R.J. is paralyzed by heartbreak and betrayal, torn between loving Luna and protecting himself from the chaos surrounding her unborn child.

Ridge, Brooke, Steffy, and the entire Forrester clan are preparing for war. Brooke knows from experience that custody battles with Spencers become vicious. Bill, on the other hand, is gearing up to secure the newest Spencer heir at any cost.

The boardroom whispers are growing louder, alliances shifting, and every family involved is bracing for a clash that threatens reputations, legacies, and emotional stability.

This custody fight isn’t just about a baby—it’s about power, identity, and multigenerational revenge. And no one is backing down.