Will Liam And Hope Go Through With The Annulment On The Bold And The Beautiful?

Hope has made up her mind made up. She thinks she and Liam should divorce so he can go and be a dad to Steffy’s two kids on The Bold And The Beautiful. Will the newlyweds actually split?

Hope (Annika Noelle) and Liam (Scott Clifton) has been wed less than a year, but they seem to be headed towards an annulment. Hope’s being pragmatic. She wants to free Liam so he can reunite with Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and he can be a dad to both Kelly and Phoebe.

But it means throwing away their love. Will they really go through with a split — especially since finding out their daughter being alive would be enough to reunite them? Soap Hub asked BB fans if they think the duo will make it work or not.

Together Forever
Most of you, a little over 76%, are true-believers in love and diehard “Lope” fans. You firmly believe that Liam and Hope will not split even though in theory it makes a lot of sense for them to split so that three children – Kelly, Phoebe, and Douglas — can each have a set of parents.

True love has to trump everything else, however. If Liam and Hope truly love each other, they’ll find a way to make all this work!

Separate Lives
The rest of you, under 24%, feel that yes, Liam and Hope will split. Here’s the only good thing that can come from that — if it happens. Eventually, the truth is going to come out about baby Beth being alive.

And that will likely cause her parents to reunite if they’re not together. Romantic reunions are fun to watch so if the newlyweds do split, they could eventually be headed for another marriage!

Love And Marriage
In a way, it doesn’t matter if Liam and Hope annul their marriage. They’re still going to love each other till they die. If they split, they’re destined to reunite. And if they don’t, then they stay happily wed. The real question is when will the truth about baby Phoebe come out? Stay tuned to find out!

The Bold And The Beautiful airs weekdays on CBS. Check local listings for airtimes.