Poppy’s buried secret erupts—and the ghost of Luna rises in the most terrifying way possible

A Shocking Return No One Saw Coming

Just when The Bold and the Beautiful seemed ready to settle back into its signature love triangles and fashion rivalries, a seismic twist has rocked the canvas—and it’s far more dangerous than any ex-lover or power grab.

Luna’s death devastated the Forrester and Spencer families. Her obsession, her final moments, and the chaos she unleashed left emotional wreckage across Los Angeles. Viewers thought they had witnessed the final page of her story.

They were wrong.

Because Luna had a twin.

Rina Nozzawa: Grief, Fury… and Fire

Enter Rina Nozzawa—Luna’s secret twin sister, raised away from the spotlight, unknown to everyone except one person: Poppy. Played once again by Lisa Yamada, Rina doesn’t come as a hallucination or a flashback. She arrives in the flesh—alive, angry, and armed with questions that demand answers.

And at the center of those questions is her mother.

Poppy is forced into a devastating confession: she had twins. But when her world collapsed, she gave Rina away. Luna stayed. Rina didn’t. Poppy made the kind of cruel choice that haunts a lifetime—and now, her past is crashing down around her.

“You gave me away like I was disposable,” Rina says in a cold confrontation, her voice trembling with the weight of abandonment. “And now you want to pretend I matter?”

Finn’s Guilt, Steffy’s Alarm

For Finn, Luna’s twin is a haunting reflection. The woman he tried to save now lives again—at least in appearance. But Rina isn’t Luna. She’s sharper. Colder. Unfiltered.

Finn wants to believe she’s just grieving. But Steffy isn’t convinced. She’s already been burned once—and she’s not about to let history repeat itself.

“She’s not here for closure,” Steffy warns. “She’s here for something else.”

Justice… or Something Darker?

Rina dives into Luna’s final days with chilling precision. She’s not just reliving her sister’s trauma—she’s reconstructing it, looking for cracks, for lies, for the person truly responsible. And the line between grief and vengeance is already starting to blur.

Could she bring down the Forresters? Could she target Finn? Or could she become an unexpected ally?

The one certainty is that Rina has no intention of quietly disappearing. She’s here to expose everything—starting with her own family.