Los Angeles is spinning into chaos as The Bold and the Beautiful delivers one of its most explosive weeks yet. In a pair of emotional collisions that threaten to rip apart lives, Remy Price’s so-called redemption crumbles under shocking new accusations, while across town, Taylor Hayes finds herself trapped in a dangerous emotional triangle with Deacon Sharp and the ever-unpredictable Sheila Carter.

The showroom showdown

What was meant to be a moment of celebration at Forrester Creations quickly turned into a public disaster. Dee Sharp (Scott Clifton), glowing with pride and excitement, walked into the showroom hand in hand with his new boyfriend, Remy Price (Joshua Hoffman). But instead of warm congratulations, the couple was met with stunned silence. Every Forrester, Logan, and Spencer in the room knew the truth Dee didn’t: the man by his side was the same one who had nearly destroyed Electra Nozawa’s (Katrina Bowden) life.

The tension snapped when Will Spencer (Finnegan George), furious over what Remy had done to his cousin Electra, launched at him in an uncontrollable burst of anger. Only Dee’s desperate shout stopped a full-blown brawl from breaking out.

In the aftermath, Electra and her allies—Katie Logan and Ivy Forrester—unleashed the full story. They exposed Remy’s manipulation, stalking, and emotional abuse, painting a devastating picture that shattered Dee’s illusion of who he had been dating.

Dee’s heartbreak and Remy’s fall

The realization hit Dee like a physical blow. Everything he had believed—the love, the loyalty, the redemption—was a lie. As Remy pleaded for forgiveness, tears streaming down his face, the room turned cold. Electra refused to offer him the redemption he craved. She made it clear that while she didn’t hold Dee responsible, she couldn’t continue to work alongside someone romantically linked to her abuser.

Humiliated and broken, Dee ended the relationship on the spot, sending Remy packing. Moments later, guilt and sorrow drove him to Electra, where he begged for understanding. It was a powerful scene—two survivors confronting the fallout of a man’s lies and manipulation.

Taylor, Deacon, and the shadow of Sheila

Meanwhile, in a quieter but equally volatile part of Los Angeles, Taylor Hayes (Krista Allen) found herself in emotional danger. As she reviewed Deacon Sharp’s (Sean Kanan) medical file, her growing attachment to him was interrupted by the last person she wanted to see—Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown).

Sheila’s arrival was both unsettling and deliberate. She thanked Taylor for “bringing Deacon back” to her, thinly masking a warning behind her smile. The psychologist immediately sensed the darkness beneath Sheila’s cheerful tone—a possessive, obsessive energy that could easily turn violent.

Across town, Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) confronted Deacon about his choices, frustrated that he refused to leave Sheila behind. Deacon admitted the truth that’s been haunting him: he can’t stop thinking about Taylor. The revelation set the stage for a tangled emotional conflict that could soon drag everyone into deeper turmoil.

Remy’s spiral and Luna’s dangerous offer

After being publicly exposed and abandoned, Remy’s mental state crumbled. In a desperate act, he turned to the only person who would listen—Luna Nozawa (Naomi Matsuda), still serving time behind bars.

Luna, ever the manipulator, saw her chance. Through the glass, she offered Remy sympathy and a dangerous proposition: she could help him win Dee back, but only if he helped her in return. It’s a deal steeped in danger—one that could lead to blackmail, sabotage, or even an escape attempt.

Remy, vulnerable and unstable, is now on the edge of becoming Luna’s latest pawn. His alliance with her could mark the beginning of a new wave of chaos for Forrester Creations—one that could make the original scandal look tame in comparison.

As the week unfolds, two questions hang over Los Angeles: can Dee recover from the emotional wreckage, and will Taylor survive the storm brewing between Deacon and Sheila? One thing’s certain—the nightmare is far from over.