The Bold and the Beautiful Recap: Brooke Wowed The Crowd (And Ridge)

The Bold and the Beautiful recap for Tuesday, May 19, 2020, features Brooke stealing the show and making her mark on the fashion world. Brooke finally came into her own and no one would ever forget her name.

The Bold and the Beautiful Recap Highlights

It was a day of big change for Forrester Creations. Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) launched her sexy, new line and she was full of surprises. The FC crew took the stage to announce Brooke’s bedroom, sans Brooke herself. Everyone thought she was missing her own show, but they were in for a shock.

Let the Games Begin!

Eric (John McCook) said a few words and passed the mic to his wife. The second Stephanie (Susan Flannery) took the mic the lights went low and the show began. Lingerie-clad models took over the floor and the walls turned revealing Brooke dancing on a bed. Oh, the scandal!

That was not all, though. Brooke took off her robe and finished off the conference in a skimpy outfit. This line was all about sex and bedroom fun and she oozed sensuality. The press ate it up (and so did Ridge). He did get a tad bit embarrassed when he was pulled on stage with Brooke to go over all the new designs. Brooke made it known this line was a tribute to herself and Ridge. Their (former) love story led the way for all this.

A Public Cat Fight

Stephanie lost her cool, dismissed the models, and tried to cover Brooke up with a blanket. Her plan did not work. The ladies went off the rails and fought right there on the bed. Ridge tried to stop it only to end up rolling around in the sheet with his ex-wife and mother.

A Private Struggle

This was great amusement for Taylor (Hunter Tylo). She was watching from home and at first, she was horrified by Brooke’s attention-seeking show. She was even mortified when Brooke announced this new endeavor was a nod to her past romance with Ridge. However, watching her fist-fight with Stephanie made it all worth it. The Bold and the Beautiful (BB) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.