Head writer of "The Bold and the Beautiful" Bradley P. Bell accepts the outstanding drama series writing team award with others during the 40th annual Daytime Emmy Awards in Beverly Hills, California June 16, 2013. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok (Photo : REUTERS/Danny Moloshok)
"The Bold and the Beautiful" subsequent episodes to be aired from Aug. 24 to 28 will see Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) solicit for help from the police to bring down Steffy (Jacqueline McInnes).
Steffy will be working hard to defend herself against Ivy's allegations.
In the allegations against Steffy, Ivy will rely on a video that she captured on the night that Aly died. Steffy, on the contrary, will fight back to prove to the viewers who is more powerful between her and Ivy, Soap Opera Story unveiled.
Previously, Steffy already took Aly and Liam (Scott Clifton) away, and is currently the focus of Forrester. Despite Steffy's attempt to discourage Ivy about her plans, Ivy will be determined to let justice be served.
The storyline will take a sudden shift when Liam remains in support of Steffy amid Ivy's allegations of murder. From Liam's perspective, Ivy (his former girlfriend) will just be bluffing and he will try to tell her to either provide the evidence to the police or delete the video.
Furthermore, Wyatt (Darin Brooks) will unveil to his mother concerning the nepotism taking place at Forrester Creations. The two characters eventually talk about the likelihood of establishing the firm without incorporating Forrester. Although it is not official, there is a possibility of Wyatt betraying Ivy.
Meanwhile, Thomas (Pierson Fode) will persuade Caroline (Linsey Godfrey) to inform Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) about her desire to have children, Soap Shows reported. Caroline is devastated because of Ridge's decision of not starting a family. Any attempt by Caroline to start a family with Ridge would mean an end to their relationship.
The show airs at 1.30 p.m. on CBS and at 6.30 p.m. on POP.
