Los Angeles is in mourning — and The Bold and the Beautiful has just delivered one of the most heartbreaking, scandalous, and emotionally charged episodes in recent memory. The glamorous world of Forrester Creations has been rocked to its core as Luna Nozawa is found dead in her prison cell, under circumstances so mysterious that even the authorities are divided.

 LUNA’S TRAGIC END
Once a rising star at Forrester Creations, Luna’s dreams were cut short after being imprisoned on shocking espionage charges — accusations she tearfully denied until the very end. Fans will never forget her final plea for justice: “I didn’t do this… please, believe me.”

According to the official report, Luna’s death has been ruled an apparent overdose. But behind closed doors, whispers of murder and cover-ups are spreading like wildfire. A prison guard has come forward, claiming a mysterious visitor entered Luna’s cell the night before her death — and that chilling revelation has everyone asking the same question: Was Luna silenced?

 THE CUSTODY BATTLE THAT TEARS LOS ANGELES APART
At the heart of the aftermath lies baby Hope, Luna’s newborn daughter — and now, the most contested child in Bold history.

Dr. Finn Finnegan, shattered by Luna’s death, vows to fight for custody, determined to raise Hope in her mother’s memory. “She’s all I have left of Luna,” Finn says through tears. “I won’t let anyone take her from me.”

But he isn’t the only one with a claim. Enter Bill Spencer, Luna’s estranged and grief-stricken father, storming into the Forrester mansion in a fiery rage:
“Luna was my daughter! My blood! That baby belongs with her family — with me!”

And then there’s Sheila Carter — the master manipulator herself — suddenly playing the role of the reformed grandmother. Appearing in court dressed in muted tones, her crocodile tears barely mask the calculating glint in her eyes. “I only want what’s best for my granddaughter,” she insists — but few believe her.

 SECRETS, LIES, AND A COURTROOM IN CHAOS
The custody hearing is nothing short of explosive. Accusations fly, alliances crumble, and the air crackles with tension as evidence emerges hinting that Luna’s death wasn’t accidental.

A prison guard’s testimony sends shockwaves through the courtroom: “I saw someone in her cell that night… and it wasn’t an inmate.” Gasps ripple through the gallery. Could the mystery visitor have ties to Sheila — or even Bill?

As the battle for baby Hope intensifies, Finn makes a shocking move that silences the room:
“I’ll share custody — if it means Hope grows up surrounded by love, not hate.”

His selfless act stuns both Bill and Sheila. Bill, moved to tears, reluctantly agrees. Sheila, however, smiles faintly — a smile that says this war is far from over.

 THE VERDICT THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING
The judge delivers her decision with gravitas: Finn is granted primary custody, with Bill and Sheila given limited visitation rights. Relief floods the courtroom, but beneath it simmers unease. Sheila’s expression — calm, too calm — leaves viewers with one haunting thought: What is she planning next?

 THE AFTERMATH — A LEGACY OF LOVE AND LOSS
As the episode closes, Finn visits Luna’s grave, holding baby Hope close. “I’ll make sure she knows who you were,” he whispers, voice breaking. A montage of Luna’s brightest moments flashes across the screen — her laughter, her sketches, her dreams — before fading into darkness.

And somewhere in that darkness… a shadow lingers.

 Coming Next Week:

• Sheila’s “redemption” takes a chilling new turn.

• A shocking confession threatens to reopen Luna’s case.

• And Finn’s loyalty to Steffy is tested like never before.

 Luna’s gone, but her story is far from over. The battle for her legacy — and for baby Hope — has only just begun.