Brooke Logan’s Heartbreaking Choice On The Bold And The Beautiful
Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) is in hot water on The Bold and the Beautiful. With her marriage and career on the line, Ridge Forrester’s (Thorsten Kaye) other half must choose between everything she loves and her troubled husband-kissing daughter. Will Brooke stand by her daughter Hope Logan (Annika Noelle)? Here’s what’s happening next week on Bold and Beautiful, spoilers ahead!
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Brooke Logan Knew About Hope Logan’s Crush
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers confirm Brooke Logan knew about Hope Logan’s crush on Dr. John Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) for weeks now. Despite forbidding Hope to act on her feelings, Brooke’s daughter went rogue and kissed Steffy Forrester’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) husband.
Brooke should have warned Ridge at the time about what was going on, could all of this have been avoided if Brooke dealt with Hope’s crush differently?
B&B Spoilers – Hope Logan Was Wrong
Hope Logan was WRONG. Everyone on Bold and Beautiful knows it, including her own mother Brooke Logan.
Normally Brooke can do no wrong in Ridge Forrester’s eyes, but Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) is back in Los Angeles and quick to point the finger at the Logan Women.
With Taylor’s urging, Ridge is starting to see his daughter’s side of things and is livid over Brooke’s daughter destroying Steffy’s marriage.
Taylor has already launched her “Like Mother, Like Daughter” campaign against the Logan Women. If Brooke keeps protecting her daughter and coddling her, it’s going to blow up in her face.
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Brooke Logan Must Choose Her Daughter Or Ridge
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers say Brooke can’t play the fence forever. If she wants to keep her marriage afloat and her lingerie line at Forrester Creations, she’s going to have to publicly put her daughter in her place and keep her under control. Would Brooke actually let the Forresters have their way with Hope?
Do you think Hope’s mom could have handled things differently and all of this would have been avoided?
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