The Bold and the Beautiful has seen its fair share of villains redeemed, but this latest twist has fans fuming. After years of tormenting Electra (Laneya Grace) — from stalking her to creating deepfakes — Remy (Christiaan Weissmann) has somehow managed to walk free, find a new boyfriend, and slide comfortably back into the Los Angeles scene. Viewers are asking one big question: Are we supposed to be okay with that?

Remy’s Past Comes Back to Haunt Him

Longtime fans haven’t forgotten the chaos Remy unleashed on Electra. From his manipulative schemes to that infamous rooftop showdown that nearly turned deadly, his crimes weren’t minor slip-ups — they were life-destroying acts. Even Will (Crew Morrow) nearly lost his life stepping in to protect Electra during one of Remy’s attacks.

Now, with the show portraying Remy as a misunderstood man just trying to move on, fans say The Bold and the Beautiful has crossed a line.

“This weasel should be languishing in jail,” one viewer vented on the Soap Central message boards. “Are we supposed to feel sorry for him now?”

Fans Sound Off: ‘He’s Not Redeemable!’

Fans have been loud and clear that Remy’s so-called redemption arc isn’t working. User 24Kasie76 summed it up bluntly:

“Oh brother… not buying it. Someone should have told Deke.”

Another fan, Logan13, blasted the writing:

“He actually tried to use the ‘it worked out for the better’ angle — saying it brought her to L.A. Like that justifies it? Electra likely would have gone anyway!”

The frustration continued with Catmomma1, who wrote:

“Why do they write characters like Remy, Luna, Sheila, and Hope as such horrible people and then try to make us feel sorry for them? It never works for me.”

Others agreed, saying these constant “I’ve changed” storylines are becoming predictable and hollow. “Sheila, Luna, and Remy are all singing the same old song,” one fan complained. “They want rational people to accept them, but their actions prove otherwise.”

Protect Deke at All Costs

Fans are especially concerned for Deke (Harrison Cone), Remy’s unsuspecting new boyfriend, who remains completely in the dark about his partner’s violent past. “Will someone please warn Deke?” one user begged. “He deserves to know who he’s letting into his life — and his heart.”

Even Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) was blindsided by Remy’s true nature, leaving many viewers wondering if a major reveal is coming.

A Divisive Storyline — or a Setup for Revenge?

Whether the writers intend to redeem Remy or expose him again remains unclear, but fans are hoping for justice. As terrileeh put it:

“How many times must we hear ‘I’m not that person anymore’ or ‘I’ve changed because of your love’? Gag me. Sheila, Luna, and Remy need serious mental health treatment — and not from Taylor Hayes.”

Until Deke learns the truth, The Bold and the Beautiful audience is bracing for another explosive fallout — one that could turn this so-called redemption into a reckoning.