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B&B Spoilers Recap For March 25: The Many Loves Of Brooke Logan

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Amber Sinclair

3 years ago

B&B spoilers recap for Friday, March 25, 2022, features a special 35th-anniversary episode dedicated to the great Brooke Logan Forrester and her many, many men.

B&B Spoilers Recap Highlights

It was gearing up to be a very lonely night for Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang). Hope Logan Spencer (Annika Noelle) at least gave her mom some reprieve from her sadness by making dinner and putting it in the oven. While it was baking Brooke laid down on the couch and napped. And thus began her fever dream (carbon monoxide poisoning, anyone?).

The Bold and the Beautiful Recap: The Beautiful Past

The first man to appear to the Logan lady was her first husband, Eric Forrester (John McCook). He professed his love and he admitted he had never stopped. But, alas, she belongs with his son.

Next up was Thorne Forrester (Winsor Harmon). They relived their passionate romance while he told her she was one heck of a woman. He was lucky to have been part of her life.

Not to be outdone, Nick Marone (Jack Wagner) stopped by to say much of the same. They reminisced about their own love story. They were hot and heavy once upon a time with a swoon-worthy romance sure to sweep anyone off their feet.

Of course, Dollar Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) couldn’t help take a walk down memory lane too. Brooke is one of the loves of his life, but these star-crossed lovers know they could never be together. No, they each belong with other people.

B&B Spoilers Recap: The One True Love

Finally, it was Ridge Forrester’s (Thorsten Kaye) turn to be with his wife. They hugged it out and suddenly Brooke was in a red dress and the couple slow-danced in front of the fireplace. This is where she belongs and Ridge admitted he would never stop loving her.

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