The Bold and the Beautiful Star Henry Joseph Samiri Tells the Whole ‘Tooth’

As previously reported, Henry Joseph Samiri, who plays Douglas on The Bold and the Beautiful, recently underwent a rite of passage. Now, he’s giving his followers an update on what happened after he lost his first baby tooth!

Henry Joseph Samiri: A Tooth Fairy Treat

Samiri shared that he had recently lost his first baby tooth. As most folks know, the next step is to place the tooth under a pillow overnight and, in the morning, discover that the tooth is gone and in its place is a monetary token — sometimes a quarter, a dollar, or perhaps more!

“Thanks for all the great messages about my milestone!” Samiri posted on his Instagram account. “I’ve been waiting for a long time and was so excited.

“The tooth fairy was very very good to me,” the young actor added. “She was very generous and said that the first tooth gets extra money for being special. #toothfairy #tooth #kidfun #milestones #smile #healthyteeth #thankful #grateful #blessed #paidinfull.”

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Like all savvy Hollywood players, Samiri successfully negotiated a sweet deal for himself that allowed him to walk away with some money, but he also got to hang onto his pearly white, too. “I wrote her a note to ask if I could keep my tooth so she left me a book and a special note,” he reveals. “Thank you Tooth Fairy!! Can’t wait to lose more teeth.”

Check out the photo below in which Samiri shows a book titled “My Baby Tooth Album” and a light blue bag that’s containing possibly his first lost tooth or some funds from the tooth fairy.

Douglas, as viewers recall, played a vital role in the show’s biggest storyline in 2019. He had learned that Phoebe, the baby that Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) adopted, was, in reality, Beth, the daughter Liam (Scott Clifton) and Hope (Annika Noelle) thought was lost to them. Douglas informed Liam that Beth was alive and that he could take him to her.

At first, Liam didn’t believe Douglas, but was eventually swayed by the young man’s steadfastness and he opened himself up to the possibility that Beth was indeed alive. The Bold and the Beautiful airs weekdays on CBS. Check local listings for airtimes.