Will Finn Tell Steffy That Luna Is Alive on The Bold and the Beautiful?
A Dangerous Secret in Los Angeles
It’s been a rollercoaster week on The Bold and the Beautiful, and the drama surrounding Luna Nozawa’s shocking return from the dead has everyone in turmoil — especially Dr. John “Finn” Finnegan (Tanner Novlan). The revelation that his troubled daughter is alive has sent shockwaves through the Forrester and Spencer families, reigniting fear, anger, and confusion.
But one major question remains: Will Finn alert Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) that Luna is alive — and free?
Finn Faces His Worst Nightmare
When Luna suddenly appeared at Finn’s office this week, he was blindsided. The young woman everyone believed had died months ago — the same woman who drugged and imprisoned Steffy, leaving her to die in a building set for demolition — is very much alive.
Finn’s first instinct was to turn her over to the authorities, desperate to protect his wife and children. But the situation took a complicated turn when Luna claimed she was pregnant with Will Spencer’s baby, prompting Bill and Katie to step in. Instead of letting the police handle her, they insisted on housing Luna at Bill’s mansion until a paternity test could confirm her story.
While Finn was furious about the decision, his hands were tied — and now he’s caught between doing what’s right and doing what’s safe.
Steffy’s Return Looms — But She’s Still in the Dark
Currently, Steffy is in Europe with her children, recovering from the trauma Luna caused. She’s finally beginning to find peace, believing that her tormentor is gone for good. But with Luna alive — and not behind bars — that peace is about to be shattered.
Finn now faces a moral crossroads:
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Should he call Steffy immediately and warn her that Luna survived?
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Or should he wait until Luna is in custody, sparing her more anxiety while she’s away?
Even Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) believes they should hold off until Luna is safely locked up — a plan that could easily backfire if Steffy comes home to find out everyone kept this from her.
The Case for Telling Steffy Now
Finn has always promised to be transparent with his wife. Keeping such a massive secret would be a dangerous betrayal — not only emotionally but physically, given Luna’s violent past.
Telling Steffy now would:
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Give her time to prepare emotionally before returning home.
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Prevent her from being blindsided by the truth.
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Reaffirm Finn’s commitment to honesty and their marriage.
If he waits, the fallout could be devastating. Steffy’s trust in Finn — already fragile after past secrets — could crumble completely.
Why Luna’s Fate Hangs on the Paternity Test
In Friday’s episode, Dr. Bridget Forrester (Ashley Jones) administered a last-minute paternity test, catching Luna off guard. The results, expected soon, could change everything.
If Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) is confirmed as the father, Bill’s protective instincts could intensify — and Luna might avoid immediate prison time. But if the test disproves her claim, she’ll have nowhere left to hide.
Regardless of the outcome, Luna’s crimes remain unforgiven. Finn, Ridge, and Steffy’s families all want justice. The fact that Bill and Katie are sheltering Luna — simply because of her alleged pregnancy — has fans furious, calling it “reckless” and “unbelievable.”
As one viewer summed it up: “She can have the baby behind bars. There’s no excuse for protecting her.”
What Happens Next
With Steffy’s return to Los Angeles fast approaching, the pressure on Finn is reaching breaking point. Luna’s reappearance has set the stage for emotional chaos — and the truth can’t stay buried for long.
If Finn wants to protect his marriage and family, he needs to tell Steffy the truth before she walks back into danger. The question is, will he follow his instincts — or let secrecy destroy everything he’s fighting to save?