The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers reveal that Eric Forrester (John McCook) may have just delivered an ominous “you’re dead” clue. Will Katie Logan Spencer’s (Heather Tom)

fate be decided by Logan’s launch? Katie has faced her fair share of medical emergencies over the years, so fans are always concerned about her health.

That’s especially true when it comes to Katie’s heart and the stressful situations she tends to land in. During all the Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) turmoil, there were some hints

in the dialogue to suggest that Katie might be gearing up for another heart crisis. However, B&B ultimately dropped that angle and abruptly ended the Luna story.

It seemed like the show was eager to pivot to this fashion rivalry, but they could potentially keep the Katie health drama.

Perhaps it could just come about in a different way now that Katie’s feeling so overwhelmed about Logan’s kickoff.

In B&B’s January 13 episode, Eric talked about how critical it was to make a big splash right out of the gate.

Eric insisted Katie’s first collection had to be so wonderful that it couldn’t be denied by anybody.

“If you don’t have a big opening, you’re dead,” Eric warned Katie and rattled her in the process.

Although Eric was obviously talking about Katie’s fashion house with that comment, it’s interesting that he phrased it that way.

Were the writers hinting that Katie could face a fatal or nearly fatal health crisis if her launch crashes and burns?

Maybe Katie’s medical woes could come into play after all and leave her heart under some serious strain.

Between the stress of preparing for Logan’s launch and the crushing blow of defeat if it fails, Katie’s heart just might give out on her!

That doesn’t necessarily mean Katie will get killed off, but Eric’s hint is at least cause for alarm.

Katie could end up hospitalized in a fight for her life if this fashion venture goes wrong, so stay tuned for updates on any huge news ahead.

Bottom line, The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers suggest Katie’s fate may be riding on whether Logan succeeds or fails.