The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Video: ‘I Have a Way Out of This Situation — For All of Us’
The Bold and the Beautiful promo for the week of September 14 previews plenty of parenting drama and one potentially life-changing solution to a sticky situation threatening two marriages.
In a Family Way
As an experienced therapist, Taylor (Rebecca Budig) can tell that there’s something wrong with Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and goes to Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) with her concerns about their daughter. “I’m worried about Steffy,” she confides. “She just feels… off.” Will Ridge agree with Taylor’s assessment or try to convince her she’s blowing things out of proportion?
Steffy was willing to keep the night she spent with Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) a secret for the rest of her life, but learning she was pregnant threw a major monkey wrench into that plan. In the living room of their home, Steffy struggles to find the words as a concerned Finn (Tanner Novlan) looks on. “There’s something,” she chokes. “Oh God, there’s something you need to know.”
In the Forrester offices, Ridge and Taylor talk with Daphne (Murielle Hilaire) about her plans to find a surrogate to carry her and Carter’s child. “If you get the baby you want,” Ridge asks, “does it really matter who’s helping you with it?” But Daphne insists that for a decision this important, they have to make the right choice. “I just wish it was someone that we knew and could trust,” she admits.
Carter arrives at Steffy’s home to try and offer a solution to everything. “I have a way out of this situation,” he announces. “For all of us.” Is he about to suggest that Steffy act as a surrogate for him and Daphne so they can explain away the pregnancy? And would Steffy agree to such a risky proposal?
Check out this tease for some of the drama coming up this week on B&B, and share your thoughts on the latest storylines in the comments below!
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