Soaps are all about secrets and the biggest one on The Bold and the Beautiful now is that baby Phoebe is, in reality, baby Beth, Hope’s daughter. A few people know this and our guess is that a few more are going to find out before Hope learns the truth!
Each time a person learns the truth, the stakes get raised. And Hope (Annika Noelle) gets closer to learning the truth. Who’s going to discover the secret next? Soap Hub asked viewers to weigh in on this!
To Tell The Truth
First, let’s review who knows the truth. Dr. Buckingham (Wayne Brady) certainly knows as he orchestrated this whole scenario. After being roped into the situation, Flo (Katrina Bowden) discovered the truth.
Zoe (Kiara Barnes), Xander (Adain Bradley), and Shauna (Denise Richards) also all know that Steffy’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) raising Hope’s daughter!
Whose Life Is It Anyway
The majority of you, 44%, believe that Steffy will find out the truth next. While that may not happen, it’s certainly going to be the second biggest dramatic reveal. Steffy knows what it’s like to have a sister taken away after her twin, Phoebe, died. A silver lining will be establishing that Kelly and Phoebe are indeed blood-related.
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What’s My Line?
Interestingly, Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) ranked high in this poll, coming in second with just under 24% of the vote.
Brooke knows how to keep a secret when it benefits her (remember when she withheld Ridge’s letter from Caroline?), but she’ll make a beeline to her daughter to give her the good news once she gets wind of it. Liam came in next with a little over 16% of your vote. Maybe he’ll learn in time for Father’s Day?
Last Shall Be Best
Not surprisingly, Hope came in last in this poll, earning just a little over 14%. This makes sense. Hope finding out the truth will be a game-changer in this story but far from its end, we suspect! Tune in to see if your predictions are accurate!
The Bold and the Beautiful airs weekdays on CBS. Check local listings for air times.
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