The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Video: ‘I Might Be Able To Help You Fulfill Your Dreams’
The Bold and Beautiful spoilers video for the week of January 5 previews a declaration of love, a serious warning from daughter to mother, and an ambitious proposal that could change everything!
Heart’s Desire
Daphne (Murielle Hilaire) is striding out of the runway room at Forrester Creations when she turns back and is startled to see Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) down on one knee with his arms outstretched. “You’re not pushing me away,” he protests. Stepping back towards him, she asks, “What do you think you’re doing?” With a serious expression on his face, Carter announces: “I love you.” Given how recently his engagement to Hope ended, is Carter really ready to propose marriage to another woman?
Taylor (Rebecca Budig) agreed to start counseling Deacon (Sean Kanan), but their sessions have sparked an attraction that the psychiatrist is finding hard to deny. “You can’t fall for a patient!” Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) insists as she tries to talk some sense into her mother. She also rightfully points out that pursuing Deacon could cause Taylor more than just a broken heart. “He is married to a lunatic!” Steffy reminds. But might Taylor decide Deacon is worth the risk despite her daughter’s valid reservations?
Katie (Heather Tom) is preparing to launch her new fashion house, and it looks like she’s starting to assemble her staff as she sits down with Deke at Il Giardino. “I might be able to help you fulfill your dreams,” she offers. “And you might be able to help me prove my sister wrong.” Could the eager young designer be just what Katie needs to make Logan a success? And what other talents who are currently feeling rejected by Forrester might she also snatch up?
Check out this tease for a look at just some of the drama coming up on B&B, and don’t forget to check out our First Look spoilers gallery for a sneak peek at what’s next on all the soaps!
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