Ivy’s been exposed on The Bold and the Beautiful. Electra found out that she had stolen her letter to Will. Although Ivy got caught manipulating their situation, she isn’t backing down. She’s standing firm in the truth, and that’s the problem.
Key takeaways
- Ivy confessed to stealing Electra’s letter.
- Ivy still thinks Will is to blame for Electra’s heartache.
- Ivy’s concept of reality has been skewed, which could cause problems.
Ivy Doubles Down On Her Claims
Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) initially accepted Electra’s (Laneya Grace) relationship with Will (Crew Morrow). But over time, she came to feel that Will was the wrong man for her niece. Their relationship brought up her past history with the Spencers.
Ivy’s love life didn’t turn out the way she anticipated. She envisioned herself going back to Liam (Scott Clifton) while Electra was dating her younger brother. With all the drama they went through with Luna (Lisa Yamada), Ivy hit her limit.
She convinced herself that Will’s living with Dylan (Sydney Bullock) was not proper. As a result, Ivy stole Electra’s letter to make her think Will dumped her. But she confessed to everything this past week, and doubled down on her claims. In Ivy’s eyes, Will did wrong.
Why is Ivy So Upset With Will?
Ivy’s vision is skewed. She claimed that Will and Dylan got a little too close to comfort while Electra was on a business trip. She felt that Dylan was trying to entice Will with a dance. What she really saw was Dylan putting on a ballet performance for her friend.
Ivy also claimed that Dylan danced around in her bikini. But what really happened was that Dylan changed into a bikini to go for a night swim in the ocean. Will asked her to because he knew that she would feel good afterward.
Both situations were innocent. But in Ivy’s eyes, they were not proper. She also didn’t like that Will didn’t agree to Electra’s ultimatum, which was to kick out her homeless BFF.
Why Ivy’s Mindset is Wrong
Ivy believes that Will has hurt Electra too many times. While she knows that Will was taken advantage of by Luna, she’s still bothered that it took him so long to tell Electra the truth.
Ivy’s concept of reality is skewed, and that’s a problem. She put thoughts into her niece’s head, making her think that Will is the problem. Now, Electra might have a confused heart, all thanks to her aunt. But Ivy’s leaving may give Electra the time and space to work it all out.
