This week on The Bold and the Beautiful, emotions run raw and the stakes couldn’t be higher. A beloved character lies unconscious after a devastating shooting, a once-promising young woman is declared dead (or is she?), and one father takes desperate measures that may alter the course of several lives forever.

MONDAY, JULY 14, 2025
The week opens in a fog of grief as Finn, Sheila, and Deacon mourn the reported death of Luna Nozawa. It’s a striking tableau—three people with wildly different pasts and motives coming together in shared sorrow. While Finn is solemn and subdued, Sheila’s heartbreak seems more complex; Luna was her granddaughter, after all. But perhaps most surprising is Deacon’s reaction. For a man who watched Luna tear lives apart and leave chaos in her wake—including bodies—his sadness suggests deeper, unresolved emotional layers. Or perhaps, like many fans suspect, Luna isn’t really dead.

Li, the only person present at the moment Luna “passed,” has a shady history with faking deaths (remember how she kept Finn alive in secret?). So when she suddenly warmed to Luna after months of resentment, many began to wonder: is Luna being hidden for her own protection? Or for Li’s?

TUESDAY, JULY 15, 2025
As Luna’s fate continues to send ripples through the B&B universe, all attention turns to Liam, now in surgery after taking a bullet to the chest. Grace (Cassandra Creech, returning in her role) is the one performing the procedure, and outside the OR, Bill Spencer—Liam’s father—is unraveling. He’s anxious, pacing, barely holding it together as he watches his son fight for life behind the glass. This is a father pushed to the edge, consumed with regret for every bad decision that may have led to this moment.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2025
Liam’s condition stabilizes—barely. Bridget (Ashley Jones, back for two episodes this week) and Finn marvel at his strength and resilience. It’s a rare, quiet moment where the focus isn’t on chaos, but on survival. Yet it doesn’t last. Bridget notes that what Liam has endured is beyond physical—it’s emotional and psychological. And though he’s still alive, viewers are reminded he faces another grim reality: an inoperable brain tumor still threatens his future. Recovery from surgery doesn’t mean safety. Not by a long shot.

THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2025
And then, just as things begin to settle… Bill makes a reckless move. Convinced that traditional medicine won’t save Liam—or perhaps distrustful of hospital protocol—Bill whisks his unconscious son out of the hospital. No one sees it coming. No permission is given. He acts entirely on his own, channeling raw desperation into dangerous action.

What is Bill thinking? Does he plan to seek alternative treatment, or is this just a manifestation of guilt? This isn’t just a concerned father. This is a man on the verge of breakdown, trying to fix a situation that may be beyond saving. His decision to take Liam away could have irreversible consequences—both medically and legally.

FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2025
The week ends on a fragile note of unity. Brooke, Taylor, and Ridge—three people with a tangled, painful history—agree to stay supportive and united in the face of Liam’s uncertain prognosis. It’s an emotional, hopeful moment… but longtime fans know better. Once news of Liam’s true condition breaks—whether it’s miraculous or tragic—this truce may collapse. After all, love, grief, and legacy have torn them apart before. What’s to stop it now?

BONUS: CASTING UPDATES

• Ashley Jones (Dr. Bridget Forrester) appears July 14 and 16.
• Cassandra Creech (Dr. Grace Buckingham) returns July 14, 15, and 16.
• Jamison Belushi returns July 16 as April, University Hospital’s lab technician.

Closing Thoughts:
This week on B&B, every storyline is dripping with uncertainty and emotional fallout. Luna’s death—real or not—is fueling every major shift. Bill’s decision to steal his son away from medical care is either paternal devotion or reckless endangerment. And Liam, the emotional core of this crisis, may be facing his final days, even as his family clings to hope.

The only thing guaranteed? Nothing will ever be the same.