He wanted to get revenge on his brother and wife for betraying him, but Rick's (Jacob Young) schemes may have backfired in ways he never expected on The Bold and the Beautiful.
He promised he wouldn't use his power as CEO to get revenge on Caroline (Lindsey Godfrey) and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye), but Rick (Jacob Young) may be doing just that after all on The Bold and the Beautiful.
The news that Caroline (Lindsey Godfrey) and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) had shared a few kisses while designing their new line together shocked everyone at Forrester-but now, her Uncle Bill (Don Diamont) has also learned about the surprising news on The Bold and the Beautiful.
After spending years trying to make things work with Hope (Kim Matula) and failing every time, Liam (Scott Clifton) will finally move on from his ex for good on The Bold and the Beautiful.
She has been struggling with her decision to permanently end things with Liam (Scott Clifton), and now, Hope (Kim Matula) may truly begin regretting her marriage to Wyatt (Darin Brooks) on The Bold and the Beautiful.
She has finally admitted to not being over her ex-boyfriend, and now, Hope (Kim Matula) will also admit that she isn't fond of Ivy's (Ashleigh Brewer) growing presence in her life on The Bold and the Beautiful.
Hope (Kim Matula) has finally admitted to still not being over Liam (Scott Clifton) despite being married to Wyatt (Darin Brooks) and pregnant with his baby, but her confession isn't going to keep Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) from pursuing a relationship with him on The Bold and the Beautiful.
She chose to stay in her marriage to Wyatt (Darin Brooks) after learning she was pregnant with his baby, but Hope (Kim Matula) will finally admit that she isn't entirely over her ex, Liam (Scott Clifton) on The Bold and the Beautiful.
Her character is currently stuck in one of the most talked-about love quadrangles on daytime television, but fans may need to prepare to say their goodbyes to Hope Logan after Bold and the Beautiful star Kim Matula finishes out her contract with the show.
