Bold & Beautiful Preview: Thomas Gives Steffy the Ammunition to Get Rid of Brooke and Reunite Their Parents

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Is Brooke and Ridge’s marriage headed for another break-up?

In the latest The Bold and the Beautiful preview for the week of January 31 – February 4, Thomas and Steffy could finally have the means to reunite their family. Read on for the scoop and watch the teaser video.

After confronting her mother about Douglas’ tale of Brooke kissing Santa, Brooke opened up to Hope about what really transpired on New Year’s Eve. Brooke cried that if Ridge ever learned the truth then her marriage would be over. Hope had to tell the truth to Liam and warned her mother that eventually, Douglas could go singing his story to Steffy, Thomas, or Ridge.

Steffy and Thomas meanwhile, continued to relish the idea of their father finally dumping Brooke and reuniting with their mother Taylor. And when the trio was alone with Douglas, the boy spilled the tea about seeing Brooke kissing Santa! Before he could say too much, Hope managed to get the toddler out of the situation. Of course, that only fueled Steffy’s speculation that Hope was protecting her mother.

In a preview for this week, Ridge once again warns Deacon to stay away from his wife and continues to promise Brooke that nothing could ever come between them. However after Douglas finally opened up to Thomas about the truth, he runs straight to his sister to let her know it was Deacon that Brooke kissed on New Year’s Eve. Steffy fumes that Brooke and Deacon played their dad for a fool, and this information could change everything.

Do you think Ridge will forgive Brooke? Or are you team Steff and Thomas and want to see Brooke and Taylor back together? Let us know in the comments!

Finally, be sure to read the Bold and Beautiful spoilers to find out what Hope is forced to do regarding her mother. Then before you go, check out a gallery of iconic classic soap characters from the past.

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ALL MY CHILDREN, Susan Lucci, 1970-2011 (1985 photo). ©ABC/courtesy Everett Collection

DAYS OF OUR LIVES, Joseph Mascolo joe mascolo stefano dimera NBC EC

THE GUIDING LIGHT, Kim Zimmer (ca. 1980s), 1952-2009. © CBS / Courtesy: Everett Collection

ONE LIFE TO LIVE, Philip Carey, Gene Rayburn, (1982), 1968-. © ABC / Courtesy: Everett Collection

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RYAN'S HOPE, Roscoe Born, 1975-89. ©ABC/Courtesy Everett Collection

sally THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, Darlene Conley, (1997), 1987-. © CBS / Courtesy: Everett Collection

GENERAL HOSPITAL, noah Rick Springfield, (1982), 1963- , ph: Mario Casilli/©ABC /Courtesy Everett Collection

ANOTHER WORLD, Robin Strasser, (ca. late 1960s), 1964-99.

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THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, Jeanne Cooper, 1997, 1973-, ph: Cliff Lipson /© CBS /Courtesy Everett Collection

todd ONE LIFE TO LIVE, Roger Howarth, (1995), 1968-2013. ph: Robert Milazzo/©ABC/courtesy Everett Collection

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ANOTHER WORLD, Charles Keating, 1998, 1964-1999. ph: Jim Antonucci /© NBC /Courtesy Everett Collection

ALL MY CHILDREN, center, from left: James Mitchell, Gillian Spencer, 1984, 1970-2011. /© American Broadcasting Company /Courtesy Everett Collection

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, Brenda Dickson, season 1, 1973

GENERAL HOSPITAL, Tristan Rogers, 1963-. © ABC / Courtesy Everett Collection

DAYS OF OUR LIVES, Frances Reid Alice Horton gallery

ALL MY CHILDREN, Michael Knight, (1993), 1970-2011. © ABC / Courtesy: Everett Collection

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