Finn Vows to Protect Steffy and Family Amid Luna's Threat

Finn Vows to Protect Steffy and Family Amid Luna's Threat

In a tense episode of The Bold and the Beautiful aired on June 10, 2025, ominous undertones set the stage as Remy (Christian Weissman) observed Luna (Lisa Yamada) taking aim with a gun at a photo of Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood). In a chilling moment, she pulls the trigger, piercing the image in the forehead, signaling her escalating menace toward Steffy.

The narrative unfolds in various locations, beginning in the office where Steffy and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) are discussing a new advertising campaign, although Ridge's mind is preoccupied with less mundane concerns. Finn (Tanner Novlan), meanwhile, finds himself at the hospital where his mother Li (Naomi Matsuda) raises the alarming topic of Luna. She expresses urgency, urging Finn to consider the safety of Steffy and their children as she forewarns that Luna poses an ongoing threat.

During their conversation, Finn echoes a prior directive, insisting that Li, like Sheila, must leave Los Angeles. This division between family members creates tension as Poppy (Romy Park) enters, aiming to discuss their daughter Luna's troubling behavior. Li confronts Poppy, condemning her parenting choices as having "ruined" Luna's life.

Concerned Family Dynamics

As discussions continue at Forrester Creations, Ridge expresses his concerns about Luna's emotional stability. He notes Steffy's hopes for Luna never to return to their home, with Steffy affirmatively stating that Luna will never be part of their family. Taylor (Rebecca Budig) enters, alarmed by Steffy’s blunt assessment of Luna's situation. It becomes evident that Luna harbors a deep-seated resentment toward Steffy, believing her marriage to Finn has kept them apart.

Interestingly, Remy dives into Luna's psyche, inquiring why she holds such hate toward Steffy. Luna openly acknowledges her disdain, declaring a wish that Steffy had never married Finn. This emotional turmoil causes Remy to feel unease, especially as Luna smiles, almost gleefully, at the bullet holes she created.

Li wants to delve deeper into Luna's situation, revealing that Luna's anger is growing more toxic. Poppy includes Sheila in the conversation, conveying Luna's perceived abandonment by family and her alliance with Sheila. Finn's desire to confront these warning signs escalates, with Li and Poppy debating the implications of Luna’s deteriorating mental state.

Escalating Tensions

Luna’s fixation intensifies when she displays her handiwork of a damaged photo of Steffy, desiring to keep it prominently displayed in her apartment. Her fixation is alarming; she insists Finn is her only connection, claiming he is the “most amazing man” she’s ever known, and declares she won’t let Steffy interfere in her relationship with him.

Poppy observes her daughter’s dangerous behavior with a heavy heart, fearing that Luna may jeopardize their second chance. She is distressed by the thought that Luna could revert to old tendencies. Finn underscores his determination that Steffy shouldn’t feel fear within her own home.

As Taylor proposes therapy for Luna, Ridge and Steffy react with skepticism, fearing such an arrangement could provide Luna with opportunities to penetrate their family unit. This reflects a stark realization that Luna’s admiration for Finn borders on obsession—a harrowing concern when she mentions her uncertainty about what she would do without him.

Luna’s Isolation and Inner Conflict

The psychological rift deepens as Remy pieces together Luna's tumultuous family background, highlighting her feelings of being robbed of a father-daughter relationship due to her mother’s decisions. Struggling with the notion that she might lose Finn once again, Luna adamantly states she won’t allow it.

In a pivotal moment, Poppy visits Luna, seeking reconciliation, but Luna remains closed off, expressing anger and resentment towards her mother. With the weight of feeling isolated and unappreciated, Luna expresses despair, believing the world would celebrate her disappearance, save for Finn, who she claims is more compassionate than Steffy.

In the episode's climax, as Steffy asserts that Luna won’t ruin her marriage, Finn steps in, promising to safeguard Steffy and their family. He emphatically states that Luna will never be integrated into their family, showcasing his resolve to maintain their happiness.

This gripping episode underscores the complexities of family relationships intertwined with themes of obsession, protection, and the psychological burdens carried by individuals in tumultuous situations.

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