The Bold and the Beautiful spoiler bombshell: Was Luna Nozawa’s killer someone else all along?

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A Killer Confession… Or A Calculated Scam?

This week on The Bold and the Beautiful, Dylan’s shocking confession about Luna Nozawa’s death has left viewers stunned — but new clues suggest this art teacher-turned-intern may be more dangerous than anyone realized. Did Dylan really run Luna down in the street… or is this just the start of a sick con to cash in on tragedy?

Her confession came out of nowhere, and the timing feels… convenient. Especially for someone who has been lurking quietly in the shadows of the Forrester family.

Dylan’s Obsession with the Forresters

Dylan has been inching her way into the Forrester orbit for weeks. She bonded with Hayes Forrester as his art teacher. She wormed her way into Will Spencer Jr. and Electra Forrester’s world. She even landed a gig as an unpaid intern at Forrester Creations—despite having little to no fashion credentials.

She’s clearly ambitious, but maybe more than that… desperate.

Luna, loved by some and loathed by many, wasn’t exactly safe from enemies. Dylan and Luna had a chilling confrontation weeks before the accident. Could jealousy have fueled something darker? Or did Dylan simply see an opportunity to profit off Luna’s demise?

Steffy’s Unexpected Support Raises Eyebrows

According to new spoilers, Steffy Forrester meets with Dylan this week after the intern approaches Finn with a tearful apology. But instead of rage, Steffy reportedly offers… support?

Some fans believe Steffy, who has made no secret of her hatred for Luna, may be quietly rewarding Dylan. Not with praise, but with opportunity: a fast-track inside Forrester Creations. A bonus. A promotion. A future.

Why reward a killer—unless you’re relieved the victim is gone?

And if Dylan didn’t actually commit the crime, she may have calculated all of this. She took the fall, knowing no one would press charges. In return? A lifetime seat at the Forrester table.

The Real Killer Still Out There?

All of this raises one terrifying possibility: Dylan didn’t kill Luna—and the real killer is still walking free. Someone with power. Someone close. Someone who needed Luna out of the picture… permanently.

Was Dylan just a pawn in a bigger game? A clout-chasing opportunist who saw a victim and a vacuum?