The Bold and the Beautiful has never shied away from fiery confrontations, but this week’s episode delivers a showdown for the ages. The

long-standing feud between Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) and Taylor Hayes (Krista Allen) finally reaches its boiling point —

erupting in a furious war of words, tears, and heartbreak that leaves Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) and everyone around them shaken.

 

 

What began as a simmering rivalry reignites with full force when buried resentments, jealousy, and love for the same man collide once more. Fans who thought Brooke and Taylor had found peace are in for a dramatic surprise: this feud is far from over.

💥 Old Wounds Reopen

The episode opens at Forrester Creations, where Ridge is finalizing plans for an upcoming international fashion event. He’s calm, confident — until he realizes both Brooke and Taylor are in the building.

 

 

The tension is immediate. Brooke and Taylor exchange polite smiles, but it’s clear neither woman means it. The air crackles as Brooke comments on Taylor’s “habit of showing up whenever Ridge is making big decisions,” while Taylor fires back that she’s “just here to support her friend, not manipulate him.”

It doesn’t take long before their conversation turns personal. Brooke accuses Taylor of trying to rekindle her romance with Ridge behind her back, while Taylor insists Brooke never truly valued what she had.

“You’ve had Ridge’s heart for years, Brooke,” Taylor says, her voice tight. “But you never learned how to take care of it.”

Brooke shoots back: “And you never learned how to let go of what isn’t yours.”

The room falls silent. Even Steffy, who walks in midway through the argument, looks stunned. The two women who once promised to respect each other’s boundaries are now standing toe-to-toe, with decades of history spilling out all at once.

😡 The Confrontation Turns Explosive

Things take a turn for the worse during a Forrester family meeting later in the day. Ridge invites both Brooke and Taylor to join him in discussing the future of the company’s upcoming campaign — a move that backfires spectacularly.

When Taylor suggests that the brand should emphasize “emotional strength and second chances,” Brooke snaps that Taylor is using the campaign to romanticize her own failures.

“You’re still doing it, Taylor — trying to look like the victim so Ridge will save you,” Brooke says sharply.

Taylor glares. “At least I don’t destroy everything I touch, Brooke. How many times have you broken this family apart?”

Their argument quickly turns personal and brutally honest. Taylor accuses Brooke of being addicted to chaos — of always needing to be desired, even at the expense of others. Brooke retaliates by calling Taylor “self-righteous” and “jealous of the life she could never have.”

By the time Ridge intervenes, both women are trembling with fury.