The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Next 3 Weeks: Thanksgiving Surprises, Bill’s Wild New Hire and Wedding Prep Drama

The next three weeks on The Bold and the Beautiful promise a storm of passion, unexpected alliances, and family drama just in time for Thanksgiving.

From romantic entanglements to spiritual cleansings and a holiday feast filled with surprises, Los Angeles’ most glamorous residents are in for an unforgettable November.

Week of November 10–14: Taylor and Deacon’s Dance of Desire

The week kicks off with sparks flying at Il Giardino, where Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) and Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) share a passionate moment on the dance floor.

Whether this turns out to be a fantasy sequence or a real encounter, it’s a clear sign that their connection is deepening. Deacon’s long-standing admiration for Taylor seems to be shifting into something more

intense—and Taylor might just be feeling the same pull.

But there’s one major obstacle: Sheila Sharpe (Kimberlin Brown). For weeks, Sheila has believed she has Deacon’s heart locked down, but Taylor’s presence could shatter that illusion. If Sheila senses that Taylor is more than just a friendly therapist offering guidance, she might lash out in ways only Sheila can. With emotions running high, this potential love triangle could explode at any moment.

Meanwhile, over at the beach house, Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) is determined to shake off the bad energy that’s been lingering around his property. Enter Rachel Reilly, the Big Brother winner reprising her Bold and Beautiful role as Rachel, the Bikini Bar server. But this time, she’s not serving drinks—she’s serving spiritual healing.

Bill hires Rachel, who’s now an “energy healer,” to cleanse the beach house of its negative vibes before Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) and Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) move in. Fans can expect Rachel’s quirky, high-energy presence to add humor and heart to the episodes airing November 13 and 14.

But the move itself doesn’t sit well with everyone. When Luna learns about it from behind bars, she’s shaken to her core. The news sends her into a spiral as she realizes her freedom—and her future—may depend on her next move.

Week of November 17–21: Wedding Bells and Family Feuds

As Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) and Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) prepare to walk down the aisle once again, wedding bliss is far from guaranteed. Their daughter, Beth Spencer (Jordyn Gracie), has already made her feelings clear—she doesn’t want Sheila anywhere near the ceremony. But will Deacon honor his daughter’s boundaries or cave to Sheila’s emotional manipulation?

Tensions rise when Sheila demands inclusion, claiming she deserves to stand beside Deacon for such an important day. However, Deacon’s sense of loyalty to Hope and Beth might push Sheila to the edge. If she’s excluded from the event, viewers can bet Sheila won’t go quietly. Her unpredictable nature could spell disaster for everyone involved in the wedding.

Meanwhile, Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor) continues to deepen his bond with the elegant Daphne Rose (Murielle Hilaire). Their romance blossoms as Carter, long the steady and loyal friend, allows himself to fall deeply for someone new. After years of heartbreak and missed connections, it seems Carter might finally be finding the happiness he deserves.

Week of November 24–28: Thanksgiving Gatherings and Surprise Guests

The holiday spirit fills Los Angeles as the Forresters, Spencers, and Logans come together for a Thanksgiving filled with both warmth and awkward tension. Over at Il Giardino, Deacon hosts a cozy yet unconventional dinner that brings together Carter, Daphne, and his own controversial love, Sheila. Despite the uncomfortable mix of personalities, the evening surprisingly unfolds with laughter, gratitude, and a sense of redemption.

But The Bold and the Beautiful never lets a holiday pass without a twist. Another Thanksgiving celebration takes place at the Finnegan household, where John “Finn” Finnegan (Tanner Novlan), Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), Kelly Spencer (Sophia Paras), Hayes Finnegan (Bryan David Garlick), and Taylor share a heartfelt meal.

Just when things seem picture-perfect, an unexpected guest arrives—one whose presence changes everything. The identity of this mysterious visitor is being kept tightly under wraps, but fans are already buzzing with theories. Could it be Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson), who has been spotted filming scenes again, or will the show pull off an even bigger surprise?

Some speculate that Douglas Forrester (Henry Samiri) could make a solo return to celebrate the holiday with his family. His reappearance would certainly add an emotional layer to the festivities, especially if he brings news that could reshape the Forrester family dynamics heading into the holidays.

What’s Next for Los Angeles’ Finest?

As the show inches closer to December, the pieces are being set for major shake-ups. Deacon and Taylor’s flirtation could blossom into a full-blown romance, igniting Sheila’s wrath. Bill’s fascination with spiritual healing might lead to surprising self-reflection—or chaos. And Liam and Hope’s wedding preparations could implode under the pressure of old wounds and new conflicts.

Even as love and family take center stage, fans know that The Bold and the Beautiful thrives on unexpected turns. Every heartfelt moment could be shattered by a secret, every reunion could hide betrayal, and every new connection might pave the way for heartbreak.

As Thanksgiving approaches, the air in Los Angeles is thick with emotion, passion, and danger. From Deacon’s complicated love life to Sheila’s volatile temper and Bill’s quest for balance, The Bold and the Beautiful promises a three-week stretch that will leave viewers craving more.

With romance rekindled, rivalries reignited, and shocking returns just around the corner, there’s no doubt that the holiday season in the world of the Forresters and Spencers will be anything but peaceful.