The Bold and the Beautiful Recap: Everyone Played The Blame Game

The Bold and the Beautiful recap for Thursday, February 4, 2021, features Steffy fessing up, Brooke playing the blame game, and Paris putting Zoe in her place.

The Bold and the Beautiful Recap Highlights

Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) tried to work her problems away but it did not work. She stopped what she was doing and blurted her whole scandalous tale to Ridge (Thorsten Kaye). He was stunned, especially when the hits kept on coming.

Ridge was disappointed when he heard about the affair but his jaw hit the floor when Steffy announced she is pregnant. How many mistakes can his daughter make?

Brooke Gave Bad Advice

Meanwhile, Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) was over at the cottage trying to talk Hope into staying with Liam. Sure, he had an affair and may be having a baby but so what? He still loves her and a baby is a blessing, right? You’ll learn to love your new step-child if it comes to that.

Liam Was Wrong On All Counts

A missing doll brought Liam (Scott Clifton) to the main house. He ran right into Thomas (Matthew Atkinson) and tried to imply he needed to move. Thomas laughed. He was not the reason Liam’s marriage was falling apart.

Hope came up to the house just as Thomas asked Liam how Hope felt about his mess. She answered the question herself. She did not know what to think or how to feel. Hope was trying to get by. Liam took that as a cue to once again beg for her forgiveness.

Zoe Unleashed Paris

Paris (Diamond White) may be the head of a foundation but that does not make her important enough to have her own office. Zoe (Kiara Barnes) found her in the design room and verbally attacked her. Zoe blamed her and Carter’s falling out on her little sister.

Paris was shocked. Zoe’s downfall is her own undoing. Paris made it clear she tried to cover for her sister but Ridge was smart. Plus, Zoe did what she did all on her own. No one made her blow up her life. The Bold and the Beautiful (BB) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.