On the Wednesday, September 17, 2025, episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, Luna got the best news of her life while being backed into a corner. She found out that she was pregnant with Will’s baby. But is this another trick in her bag of schemes?
Luna Hate Club
Li (Naomi Matsuda) choked out Luna (Lisa Yamada) after she found out that her granddaughter had sexually assaulted Will (Crew Morrow), who was drunk and passed out. Bill (Don Diamont—who posted a tribute to the Palisades fire), Katie (Heather Tom), and Will looked on in shock. They weren’t aware of her Nozawa power.
Unfortunately, nobody knows what happened that night. Luna pretended to be a bartender and got him so drunk that he didn’t know who he was with. She claimed that she was only looking out for him and couldn’t help herself because she’s in love with him.
Will thought he was with his girlfriend, Electra (Laneya Grace), whom he’s in love with. Now, they want Luna to go back to jail for committing murder and taking advantage of Will. But she has found another way to get out of it.
Faking Another Test?
Bill and Will grabbed Luna and made sure she stayed put. She knocked over her purse, which fell on the floor. The contents of her purse fell out, including a pregnancy test with two lines, which suggested she’s pregnant.
Is Luna really pregnant? Or did she fake this test to make it look that way? This wouldn’t be the first time that Luna faked a test.
She has a history of manipulative schemes. B&B fans remember when Luna faked a paternity test to make it look like Bill was her biological father.
Dirty Deeds
Plus, it’s too soon for her to be pregnant. Luna’s night with Will happened just a few weeks ago. She’s taken a series of pregnancy tests, all of which turned out to be false.
This is her last-ditch, desperate attempt to stay out of jail. She knew that trouble was coming for her. But how did she manage to fake the pregnancy test? Did she swipe it with Remy’s (Christian Weissmann) DNA while in his bathroom? Anything can happen in the world of soaps.
