Darin Brooks hints at comeback—just as ‘Lope’ plans to say “I do”

A Spencer Wedding—and a Spencer Missing?

With Liam Spencer and Hope Logan preparing for yet another trip down the aisle, The Bold and the Beautiful fans are asking one burning question:
Will Wyatt Spencer return in time for the wedding?

It’s been over a year since Darin Brooks last appeared on the CBS soap as Liam’s charming half-brother. His exit was quiet—almost too quiet—and viewers have been vocal about missing the lovable, quick-witted Spencer sibling. Now, with Lope’s wedding looming, the timing couldn’t be more perfect for a dramatic family reunion.

Darin Brooks Open to Returning

Despite his long absence, Darin Brooks has made it crystal clear: he wants back in.

The actor has said in interviews and on social media that he misses the show and the role of Wyatt Fuller. So if the showrunners made the call, there’s little doubt he’d return—especially for such a big event in his on-screen brother’s life.

Liam and Wyatt may have had their share of brotherly tension—especially over Hope and Steffy—but they were on good terms when Wyatt left town. It would make perfect sense for Bill Spencer’s other son to show up, possibly even as Liam’s best man.

Old Flames, Old Wounds

Of course, this is The Bold and the Beautiful, which means any return comes with baggage.

Wyatt isn’t just Liam’s brother—he’s also one of Hope’s exes. The two were romantically involved before she ultimately chose Liam. That complicated history could spark tension, especially if old feelings surface. Could Wyatt find himself second-guessing things? Could Hope?

Or will Wyatt bring drama from another corner of his romantic past—maybe even running into Flo Fulton or reigniting unresolved sparks with Steffy?

A Fan-Favorite Comeback?

Fans have made their voices heard. Social media is filled with calls for Wyatt’s return, especially now that Bold is focusing on the Spencer family again. With Bill, Liam, and Deacon all involved in current storylines, it feels like there’s a Spencer-sized hole waiting to be filled.