The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers: Can Poppy stop Luna before her twisted plan to kill Steffy goes too far?
Tensions are set to explode on The Bold and the Beautiful this week as Luna sharpens her focus—and her aim. Her ultimate goal? Removing Steffy from her life for good. The week of June 9 brings high stakes, dangerous alliances, and a chilling transformation for Luna.
Luna targets Steffy, no matter the cost
Luna (Lisa Yamada) has one mission: make Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) disappear. In her mind, eliminating Steffy clears the way to be with Finn (Tanner Novlan). It's a terrifying shift, and Luna is clearly spiraling. Her obsession is growing—and so is her boldness.
Poppy fears Luna's slipping grip on reality
After hearing Luna say she's going to make the most of her freedom and won't be stopped, Poppy (Romy Park) turns to Li (Naomi Matsuda) and Finn. She confesses her fear that Luna is 'becoming unhinged'—a serious understatement considering what's coming next.
Luna trains with a Gun—and a Shady 'friend'
Not only does Luna have dangerous intent, but she's also training to act on it. Practicing at a shooting range, she unexpectedly reunites with Remy (Christian Weissman), a familiar face from her past and a known criminal. Though neither may legally own a gun, both are locked and loaded—and dangerous.
Liam makes a life-changing choice
In the middle of this chaos, Liam (Scott Clifton) chooses to move ahead with treatment that could extend his life. While it's a major decision, we're left to wonder—did Luna's threat to Steffy push him into it?
As Luna's violent plan unfolds, the countdown to chaos begins. But will anyone stop her before it's too late?
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