‘The Bold And The Beautiful’ Recap Monday, March 24: Carter Dumped, Will & Electra Gossip, Brooke’s Kiss

The Bold and the Beautiful recap for Monday, March 24, 2025, is finally here! In today’s episode, Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) dumps Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor).

Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) and Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) discuss the takeover, Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada), and Bill Spencer (Don Diamont). Plus, Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) kisses Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye). (Make sure to check out our next week B&B spoilers, here!)

Carter Walton’s Choice

At Forrester Creations, Brooke and Steffy Forrester Finnegan (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) debate about Hope For the Future. The fashion designer isn’t going to stay and listen to this. Hope wants Carter to leave with her.

Ridge and Eric Forrester (John McCook) warn that he’s already on his second chance. Carter stares between them as Hope begs for him to choose her.

The COO finally chooses FC over his girlfriend. Carter tries to explain that the Forresters are like family. Hope waves her hand and says goodbye to Carter, leaving the COO racing after her.

READ MORE: Find out what happened on the last episode of B&B

Brooke Logan’s Kiss

Brooke won’t condone Hope’s actions but thinks axing HFTF is wrong. Brooke wants to talk to Ridge alone.

Once everyone leaves, Ridge assures his ex-wife that Hope will be okay. Brooke thought the same thing about them, too.

The blonde confesses it hurts that he turned to Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) so fast. Brooke is willing to forget about all that because she misses him and still wants a future together. 

Brooke asks Ridge if he still wants a future with her? Suddenly, Brooke kisses her ex-husband, asking him to come home.

Electra Forrester’s Discovery

In another office at Forrester Creations, Will and Electra kiss. The couple also discusses Bill hiding serial killer Luna in his mansion. Electra starts talking about her family being in control of the company again.

Electra has nothing against Hope or Carter, they were nice to her. At the same time, it would also be nice if everyone could work together. She doesn’t think that is possible, though.

In today’s episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, Zende Forrester Dominguez (Delon de Metz) tells Daphne Rose (Murielle Hilaire) that Carter was holding his own while in charge. The Nose smells a good man in Carter.

The designer can tell that Daphne’s feelings for Carter aren’t an act. The Nose admits she’s surprised by her feelings. That’s why she almost ran back to Paris. Daphne thinks Carter has integrity. 

When Will and Electra file in, they all talk about the changes at FC. Daphne thinks the COO needs to walk away from Hope. 

READ MORE: The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers Next 2 Weeks: Deacon Explodes, Hope Disgraced, Will’s Risk

Hope Logan Rages

At the cabin, Carter follows Hope inside. The fashion designer rages about her line being dead. Carter wants to continue advocating for her, but he’s staying for the good of the company. Hope doesn’t think there is any reason for him to be there.

The COO says their love doesn’t vanish just because a line is canceled. Hope says he didn’t fight for her, then adds regretting believing in his vision. She thought they were a team. 

As Carter begs for her to understand, Hope declares that he’s just another disappointment of a man. Hope demands he go back to his “family” and leave her alone. Carter promises this won’t be the end of them. The COO isn’t going to let Hope push him away.

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