The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers: Hope’s Betrayal Makes Brooke Hit The Bottle?

Brooke Logan has battled with booze on The Bold and the Beautiful for over a decade.  The last time Brooke fell off the wagon was in 2022. 

Despite hesitation, she managed to stay sober throughout her most recent Bridge break-up. 

But, could the pressures of battling with her sister and losing her daughter drive Brooke to drink again?  Keep reading to find out, here’s what’s coming up next on B&B.

Hope Jumps Ship

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers reveal that it’s only a matter of time before Hope Logan leaves Forrester Creations and goes to work for her Aunt Katie Spencer (Heather Tom) at Logan. 

Brooke will feel betrayed by her daughter’s move.  The fashion war is creating chaos in Los Angeles, but when the dust settles Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) will have lost her sister AND her daughter.

Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) will insist that its nothing personal.  Why wouldn’t she want to go work at her husband’s family’s company, rather than at Forrester and in Queen Steffy’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) shadow? 

Now that Steffy Forrester has shut down Hope For The Future (again), Hope really has no incentive to stick around and get bullied by her step-sister. 

Of course, Brooke won’t see it that way and will consider Hope’s exit as the ultimate betrayal.  

Brooke’s Spiral

According to B&B spoilers, Brooke will be lost without the other Logan Women.  Plus now that she and Hope are on opposing sides, she won’t be seeing much of her daughter. 

On top of Hope’s betrayal, Brooke seems to be dealing with her own identity crisis and feels undervalued.  If Katie Spencer can become a fashion mogul, why can’t Brooke?  

Will Brooke be able to handle losing Hope to the “other side?”  Is it about time for Katherine Kelly Lang’s character to do another rehab stint? 

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