Bold and Beautiful Weekly Spoilers (October 20–24): Steffy Stunned & Poppy Cheers

As autumn unfolds in Los Angeles, emotions are running high and secrets are threatening to explode across the Forrester, Logan,

and Spencer families. The Bold and the Beautiful enters a week of explosive revelations and emotional confrontations from October 20–24,

and fans can expect jaw-dropping twists that shake the foundations of relationships, careers, and families.

This week, Steffy Forrester’s long-awaited return to Los Angeles takes a shocking turn, Poppy reveals her true colors as a mother,

and the lines between loyalty and betrayal blur for several key players. Let’s dive into what’s ahead for your favorite characters in this can’t-miss week of The Bold and the Beautiful.

Monday, October 20: Steffy’s Homecoming Turns to Horror

The week begins with an emotional reunion that quickly spirals into heartbreak. After weeks away, Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) finally returns home to a warm welcome from Finn (Tanner Novlan), Kelly, and Hayes. The kids’ excitement over seeing their father again brings a rare moment of joy—until Finn drops a bombshell that leaves Steffy reeling.

Finn, clearly torn, confides that his daughter Luna is alive—a revelation that stuns Steffy to her core. Her heart sinks as she realizes the emotional storm this will unleash. Having left to escape the chaos surrounding Luna’s previous actions, Steffy now faces the impossible: the past she tried to leave behind has come roaring back.

Meanwhile, behind bars, Luna’s life is anything but glamorous. Disheveled and hardened by prison life, she faces a visit from her outspoken mother, Poppy (Romy Park). Poppy, ever the opportunist, chastises Luna for expecting help from Bill Spencer (Don Diamont), insisting that he won’t bail her out this time. But in true Poppy fashion, she can’t resist a snide compliment—applauding Luna for having “played it well” by getting pregnant with a billionaire’s son. It’s a twisted blend of maternal pride and manipulation that perfectly captures Poppy’s complex character.

Tuesday, October 21: Bill’s Confidence, Steffy’s Rage

On Tuesday, Bill Spencer makes a bold promise to Katie and Will—that the custody case involving Luna’s unborn child will be “easy peasy lemon squeezy.” But as longtime fans know, when Bill exudes confidence, disaster usually follows. His attempts to control the narrative are likely to meet fierce resistance from Steffy, who’s determined to see justice served.

Steffy, still furious over Luna’s past violence, vows to keep her stepdaughter behind bars. Pregnancy, she insists, won’t be Luna’s “get out of jail free” card. Knowing Steffy’s fiery temperament, viewers can expect her to confront Luna head-on, perhaps even showing up at the prison for a tense face-to-face showdown.

As Steffy’s maternal instincts collide with her moral outrage, the power dynamics in her marriage with Finn may once again be tested. Finn’s compassion for his daughter clashes with Steffy’s need to protect her family—a conflict that could drive a new wedge between the couple.

Wednesday, October 22: Secrets and Second Chances

Midweek shifts the focus to Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) and his ongoing struggle between love and redemption. Deacon’s living boyfriend, Remy, beams with pride as Deacon secures a coveted designer position at Forrester Creations—a dream come true. But as Deacon steps into this new professional chapter, Remy’s dark past threatens to overshadow it.

Remy’s murky history with Electra Forrester raises serious questions. Viewers are left wondering when—and how—Deacon will discover the disturbing truth. Will it come from Remy’s confession, or from someone at Forrester who knows the full story? Either way, Deacon’s idealistic view of love and second chances may soon be shattered.

Meanwhile, Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) is once again desperate to cling to Deacon. Terrified of losing him to Dr. Taylor Hayes (Krista Allen), Sheila resorts to her trademark manipulation and thinly veiled threats. Taylor, however, refuses to back down, continuing to counsel Deacon as he struggles with whether to forgive Sheila or walk away for good. The emotional tension between Deacon and Taylor deepens, hinting at an unexpected connection that could have major consequences.

Thursday, October 23: Dangerous Emotions & New Realizations

On Thursday, Deacon and Taylor share another heart-to-heart therapy session. As they dissect his fractured relationship with Sheila, emotional sparks begin to fly. Taylor’s empathy and insight draw Deacon in, creating a connection that’s both healing and romantic. But will Sheila’s jealousy push her over the edge once again?

Elsewhere, Electra begins piecing together the tangled web linking Luna and Will Spencer, realizing that Luna’s pregnancy could permanently tie their families together. Her growing awareness sets the stage for future confrontations and shifting loyalties.

Friday, October 24: Hope’s Heart, Carter’s New Spark

The week concludes with emotional turbulence for Hope Logan (Annika Noelle). Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor) confides in Daphne, admitting that his relationship with Hope is over. Their heartfelt conversation hints at a budding new romance between Carter and Daphne—a pairing that could add fresh intrigue to Forrester Creations.

At the same time, Bill confronts Katie, Will, and Liam, accusing Luna of orchestrating her pregnancy deliberately. Whether true or not, his accusation could shatter what little trust remains between the Spencers and the Nozawas. Behind bars, Luna may be plotting something even more shocking—a desperate move to reclaim control from within her cell.

Meanwhile, Deacon, weary of heartbreak, advises his daughter Hope to “open her heart to Liam” before it’s too late. Could this be the spark that reignites the long-dormant flame between Hope and her first love?

To round off the week, Thorsten Kaye (Ridge Forrester) makes a special appearance on Beyond the Gates in a unique crossover event airing on October 24—offering fans a special treat that ties together the Bold universe.

And the Emmy Winners Are…

The week also celebrates daytime television’s brightest stars.

• Best Guest Star: Alli Mills as Heather Webber (General Hospital)
• Best Emerging Talent: Lisa Yamada as Luna Nozawa (The Bold and the Beautiful)
• Best Supporting Actor: Jonathan Jackson as Lucky Spencer (General Hospital)
• Best Supporting Actress: Susan Walters as Diane Jenkins (The Young and the Restless)
• Best Actor: Paul Telfer as Xander Kiriakis (Days of Our Lives)
• Best Actress: Nancy Lee Grahn as Alexis Davis (General Hospital)
• Best Writing and Best Daytime Drama: General Hospital, sweeping the top categories.

Though The Bold and the Beautiful only took home one award, Lisa Yamada’s win as Luna highlights the growing impact of her character and her stellar performance amid one of the show’s most twisted storylines.

With secrets unraveling, rivalries reigniting, and love triangles shifting, The Bold and the Beautiful promises a week of explosive drama from October 20–24. Steffy’s shock, Poppy’s scheming, and the tangled web of love and betrayal will leave fans breathless. One thing’s for sure—life in Los Angeles is anything but beautiful when passion and power collide.