Bold & Beautiful Preview: Brooke Fears Ridge Will Leave Her Should He Learn the Truth — and Steffy and Thomas Continue to Try and Reunite Their Parents
Sunday, January 16th, 2022

Even grown adults sometimes still wish for their divorced parents to reunite.
In the latest The Bold and the Beautiful preview for the week of January 17 – 21, Ridge has no idea of the trouble brewing around him. Read on for the scoop and watch the teaser video.
After attending an AA meeting, Brooke realized she could never let herself be caught in the same situation again with Deacon that somehow led to her drinking. Meanwhile, Hope warned Taylor and Steffy not to use her mother’s relapse as a way to try and break up Brooke and Ridge. However that’s exactly what Steffy wanted to do, and she pushed her mother to fight for their family.
Steffy and Thomas went to their father to double-team him, warning him that Brooke inviting Deacon into his home was a slap in the face. In the latest preview, Ridge insists to his children that Brooke is his wife and nothing with change that. However Steffy and Thomas don’t see things that way, and neither does Sheila, who is still trying to figure out exactly what happened on New Year’s Eve.
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As Ridge remains proud of Brooke for owning her mistake and coming clean, he unknowingly lays on the guilt. Ridge tells her that her honesty makes him want to be a better person for her! If Ridge only knew…
To compound Brooke’s guilty conscience and issues, Deacon confronts Brooke and tells her that he loves her, he never stopped, and he can’t get their kiss out of his head. She reminds him that he is to never come to the house again, and fears if Ridge ever finds out what they did then he’ll leave her. That’s probably a safe bet given their history.
Also, next week, don’t miss The Talk’s Akbar Gbajabiamila as he makes his soap guest star debut on The Bold and the Beautiful. Also be sure to tune in to see Thorsten Kaye (Ridge) and Lawrence Saint-Victor (Carter) when they appear on The Talk on Monday, January 17.
Finally, be sure to read the Bold and Beautiful spoilers to find out what Taylor’s next move is. And before you go, check out the photo gallery below featuring the 2022 cast photos of your favorite Bold and Beautiful stars.
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<p>… as Deacon Sharpe, the ex-con with the show’s most, ahem, arresting presence.</p>
<p>… this time flashing the intoxicating gaze of Deacon’s that makes babymama Brooke Logan wonder whether her drink’s been spiked. Again. </p>
<p>… giving us some insight into just how frustrating it is for Deacon to find that life’s highways are 99 percent roadblocks.</p>
<p>… as Sheila Carter, the madwoman hell-bent on playing Mommie Dearest to long-lost son Finn Finnegan. By force, if necessary.</p>
<p>… wearing the expression that Sheila uses to try to convince people that she’s not Norman Bates, Michael Myers and Lizzie Borden all rolled up in one.</p>
<p>… as Steffy Forrester, fashion magnate, devoted wife, corporate exec, loving mother and all-around badass.</p>
<p>… this time striking the kind of power pose that we assume Steffy uses to let everyone at Forrester Creations know that she means business — and not the funny kinda business that’s usually going on around those offices, either!</p>
<p>… breaking out a variety pack of expressions, ranging from Steffy’s “We’re one big, happy family” smile to her “C’mon, Finn, it’s bedtime” look.</p>
<p>… giving the illusion that Steffy’s just stepped off the cover of a romance novel. Or <em>is</em> it an illusion? We’d buy that book.</p>
<p>… because a single shot in that gorgeous outfit was most definitely not enough.</p>
<p>… as Taylor Hayes, the <span style="text-decoration: line-through">only</span> best shrink in town… perhaps because she’s been known to wig out herself now and then.</p>
<p>… this time working the countenance that Taylor perfected to say, “I’m not scared of you, Brooke. Were <em>you</em> princess of Morocco? ’Cause <em>I</em> was!”</p>
<p>… helping Taylor remind occasional husband Ridge Forrester that they’ve been known to get, ahem, horizontal.</p>
<p>… scoring 10s across the board for Taylor in the “businesslike realness” category.</p>
<p>… the rare rich, handsome heir to a dynasty whose last date was with a mannequin.</p>
<p>… unleashing the glare that Thomas reserves for people who bring up the whole “Fauxpe” mannequin incident.</p>
<p>… demonstrating that if Thomas wanted to, he could totally go all <em>Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon</em> on us.</p>
<p>… as Liam Spencer, the nicest of nice guys and levelest of heads… unless, that is, it’s one of those days when he can’t tell wife Hope Logan from a mannequin.</p>
<p>… turning Liam’s other cheek, which it turns out is as scruffy and chiseled as the first one.</p>
<p>… stopping off to take a coupla pictures on Liam’s way to… Hmm. We’re gonna guess… a polo match?</p>
<p>… demonstrating both how Liam puts on a jacket and how handsome he is while doing so.</p>
<p>… as Hope Logan, the eternal optimist whose long history of heartbreaking tragedies has somehow never managed to diminish her — wait for it — hope for the future.</p>
<p>… giving side-eye as best a character as sweet as Hope can.</p>
<p>… this time breaking out the “Could <em>you</em> lie to this face?” expression to which — sigh — so many of Hope’s loved ones have answered yes. </p>
<p>… modeling a print that’s so floral, it suggests that Hope would’ve made an excellent flower child.</p>
<p>… as Bill Spencer, a second-generation publishing tycoon who’s always got one eye on fashion and the other on whatever knockout is wearing the latest in haute couture.</p>
<p>… as Katie Logan, the ex that Bill just can’t bring himself to admit isn’t so much the one that got away as the one he pushed away.</p>
<p>… as Wyatt, the Spencer heir whose wit is as sharp as the sword on the necklace that all the men in his family wear.</p>
<p>… modeling one of Wyatt’s suit-and-tie combos so casually that we’d believe he just leapt off the cover of <em>GQ</em>.</p>
<p>… as Shauna Fulton, the Vegas transplant you can always bet on to stir the pot.</p>
<p>… working this come-hither look that made Ridge Forrester putty in Shauna’s hands.</p>
<p>… as Ridge Forrester, the dashing designer whose interest in women’s clothes has often been more about getting them out of ’em than dreaming up new dresses.</p>
<p>… revealing the trademark come-hither look that Ridge uses to get all those women out of their frocks. Quick, look away! Look awa… Oh. Too late.</p>
<p>… as Brooke Logan, the passion’s plaything driven by her belief that Ridge is her destiny. Or maybe it’s Bill. Is it Deacon this week? What about… You know what? Never mind.</p>
<p>… in this image painting on the smile that Brooke uses when she really, <em>really</em> doesn’t want anyone to think that anything is less than both hunky <em>and</em> dory.</p>
<p>… in this instance trying out the sorta serious expression that Brooke might use to argue that her portrait should replace the late, great Stephanie’s on the Forrester mansion’s mantel.</p>
<p>… here epitomizing the California girl that she and her character are — and that David Lee Roth made extra famous in his ’80s cover of the Beach Boys.</p>
<p>… revealing the shoulder Brooke turns cold anytime Taylor or Sheila is around.</p>
<p>… flashing the beatific smile that Brooke only sports when she’s dreaming of her “destiny.”</p>
<p>… looking gorgeous beyond BeLieF. (Longtime fans will get that one.)</p>
<p>… as Zende, the Forrester heir whose bedroom eyes never fail to make it hard to buy that he’s a one-woman man.</p>
<p>… serving up enough intensity as Zende to short your computer screen. Don’t say we didn’t warn… Oh dear. Too late? Our bad.</p>
<p>… as Paris Buckingham, the enchantress whose affect on men Jabot Cosmetics should really look into bottling.</p>
<p>… as Carter Walton, the world’s hottest wedding officiant… who just wants a wife to call his own. Is that too much to ask?</p>
<p>… as Quinn Forrester, a jewelry designer whose exterior can seem — but <em>only</em> seem — as hard as the gems with which she works.</p>
<p>… teeing up the wide-eyed, innocent look that Quinn wields so well anytime one of her schemes blows up in her face. (And they always do.)</p>
<p>… as Eric Forrester, the silver fox who didn’t just earn a reputation as a player over his lifetime, he invented the game.</p>
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