A dead girl. A chilling morgue misidentification. And a secret twin who stole Luna’s life from the inside. The Bold and the Beautiful just unleashed its darkest twist yet—and no one in the Forester family will ever be the same.

It began with a phone call Steffy Forrester will never forget. Four words from the coroner’s office shattered her morning: “We need you here.” She barely made it through the morgue doors, heart pounding, mind racing. A white sheet. A lifeless body. One pull, and Steffy’s entire world fell apart.

“No. It can’t be her!!”

But the face was Luna’s. Or… was it?

All the evidence said yes—fingerprints, ID, even the freckles across the girl’s nose. But something inside Steffy screamed no. And when she returned home, still shaken, one glance at R.J.’s social post—showing Luna kissing him just two days ago—ignited a firestorm of doubt.

How could Luna be dead… and alive?

The horrifying truth unraveled fast. That girl in the morgue wasn’t Luna. It was Nova—Luna’s identical twin. A twin no one even knew existed.

Lee Finnegan had hidden the truth for years. Nova, born minutes after Luna, suffered from violent mental illness and was institutionalized. Poppy, unable to cope with the shame, buried the truth. Until Nova escaped… and found Luna.

She didn’t just visit her sister. She replaced her.

For weeks, maybe months, Nova lived as Luna—kissing R.J., manipulating Hope, deceiving everyone. And Luna? She was gone. Hidden. Chained. Forgotten.

Until Steffy found her.

In a crumbling, abandoned rehab facility, miles outside Ojai, Finn, Steffy, and Ridge kicked in a locked door and saw her: frail, bruised, and barely conscious. “Don’t hurt me,” she whispered, until Finn took her hand and said, “You’re safe now.”

But the nightmare wasn’t over.

Back at the hospital, Luna—shaking, barely able to speak—uttered five words that shattered everything:

“She wasn’t acting alone.”

Now, the question isn’t what happened. It’s who helped Nova?

Who gave her Luna’s history, medical access, personal details? Who bought her a private facility? Who stood by and watched a twin be erased?

As Ridge demands answers, R.J. breaks down—and breaks up with Luna. “You were taken from me… and I didn’t even notice.”

But Luna, stronger than ever, gives him one final directive: “Then find out who let her in.”

Now the real hunt begins. With hidden letters, forged records, and a trail of lies leading straight to Poppy—the mother who swore she was protecting Luna.

And next week, when Luna finally confronts her mother, surrounded by the Foresters, Buckinghams, and Spencers, one line will silence the entire room:

“You let her steal my life.”

Because this isn’t just about a twin who went too far.

This is about everyone who let it happen… and the reckoning that’s coming for them all.