The next two weeks on The Bold and the Beautiful are about to ignite with emotional clashes, shocking confessions, and a storm of family drama that will pull almost every character into the chaos. From December 1st through the 12th, the spotlight turns to Bill Spencer’s unstoppable fury, Katie’s rising anger, and the ripple effects of Luna’s supposed death—a storyline that refuses to stay buried. As alliances shift and secrets surface, Los Angeles is bracing for another explosive chapter.
The week kicks off with Bill determined to reclaim Katie—not romantically, but professionally. He hates seeing her undervalued at Forrester Creations, where Brooke and Donna, out of concern for her health, hired an external PR firm. What was intended as support now feels like an insult to Katie’s abilities. Bill sees it clearly: Katie is being pushed aside, and he refuses to stand by and watch her answer to Ridge and Brooke. His pitch is simple—come work at Spencer Publications, where her talent is respected and he can personally ensure her place is secure. But Katie is torn, and Bill’s frustration grows fast.
Meanwhile, Finn and Steffy try to embrace a peaceful future now that Luna—who brought chaos into their lives—has died after being struck in the road. They believe they can finally breathe again. But soap harmony never lasts long, and the moment they settle into the idea of a calm future, trouble finds its way back.
Electra and Will are struggling with their own shock. Miss Dylan recently confessed that she was the one behind the wheel when Luna was struck. The confession rattled Electra so deeply that she brings Will into the loop, revealing Miss Dylan’s breakdown and her claim that she killed Luna. Even though Luna had already miscarried Will’s baby, and the entire situation unfolded during a frantic police search, Miss Dylan feels responsible. Will and Electra are blindsided—and anxious about how the confession will land with Finn.
On December 2nd, Brooke ends up disappointing Katie by siding with Ridge about the PR situation. Ridge argues that Forrester Creations has grown beyond what a single in-house PR manager can handle. With the company expanding into a broader brand, he believes the outside firm is necessary. Katie feels replaced, and Brooke’s support of Ridge makes her feel even more betrayed.
Miss Dylan, meanwhile, gathers her courage and goes to Finn and Steffy’s home to confess face-to-face. Supported by Will and Electra, she shakily admits that she was the one who hit Luna. She tries to explain the chaos, insisting she reported the accident to police and never meant for it to happen. Finn listens, confused and devastated all over again, while Steffy is blindsided. Just when they thought Luna’s drama was behind them, it finds a new way to resurface. And with no confirmed body, fans can’t help wondering if Luna is truly dead—or if another twist is coming.
By December 3rd, Donna delivers heartbreaking information to Brooke about Eric’s health. Eric has quietly suffered another concerning medical issue, and although he once again tries to present himself as strong and in control, the truth is impossible to ignore. Brooke is shocked and immediately worried, unable to shake the fear that Eric’s condition is far more serious than he admits.
At the same time, Bill storms into Ridge’s orbit with fire in his eyes. After learning how Katie has been sidelined, he confronts Ridge directly. Ridge may not have fired her, but his decision to favor the external PR team—and possibly suggest time off—hits Katie hard. Ridge and Bill’s rivalry reignites, and the situation threatens to spill into open hostility.
On December 4th, sparks fly between Taylor and Deacon. Whether it’s a therapy session or a personal conversation, their chemistry is unmistakable. Deacon can’t hide his feelings for Taylor anymore—his Thanksgiving wish to win her affection wasn’t just symbolic. And while Sheila believes her relationship with Deacon is on steady ground, she has no idea the emotional shift happening right under her nose. If she discovers Deacon growing closer to Taylor, the fallout could be fierce.
Back at Forrester Creations, Eric and Ridge clash intensely when Ridge pushes the idea of retirement. Ridge, believing he’s acting out of concern, suggests Eric step back and enjoy life. But Eric snaps, furious at the implication that he’s no longer capable. Whether his illness has returned or something new is developing, the tension between them grows personal and sharp.