The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers for the July 19 episode of tease that Finn and Steffy protect their marriage from interference on both sides. Finn tells Liam to keep away from his ex-wife, Steffy. For her part, Steffy sets boundaries with Hope about Finn and her fashion line, Hope for the Future. Will all these defensive moves keep Finn and Steffy’s marriage on track? Stay tuned.
We haven’t seen Liam in a while, but we can guess what he’s been doing: hanging around Steffy. Steffy’s ex-husband is always right there when something goes down, and she needs support. Liam is also known to say that Finn isn’t the best man for Steffy, especially when he continues contact with Sheila.
Now, with Sheila as a suspect in two suspicious deaths at Il Giardino, count on Liam to make the most of it. He will likely warn Steffy that she and their daughter are unsafe with Finn. He let Sheila back into his life, and now two people are dead. Steffy, you can’t trust your husband!
However, Liam may be unaware of how Finn showed his loyalty to Steffy this time. Finn demanded that Detective Baker haul his biological mom in for questioning. So Finn is going to make sure that Liam gets the message. Number one: It’s none of your business. Number two: Keep away from my wife!
The other ongoing interference in Steffy and Finn’s marriage is Hope. She has come to depend on Finn for comfort and support more than Steffy likes. So, Steffy draws some lines in the sand. First, she lets Hope know that Finn is not available for her in any way. Then, while she’s at it, she lays down the law at work about Hope for the Future. Maybe the line needs to show improved sales immediately, or it’s getting the axe.
What we do know is that Steffy senses Hope’s interest in Finn, and she isn’t going to tolerate it. Steffy could ruin her life again with a snap of her fingers. Hope would be wise to turn her attention in another direction.
John Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) marched right into Deacon Sharpe‘s (Sean Kanan) apartment to confront Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown). But is that really what he wanted to do? First B&B fans watched the farce in the morgue, where the revolving door brought Finn’s family members together.
None, of whom, were related to the deceased person they surrounded on a slab. There they revved up accusations about Sheila being the murderer. But they didn’t have an ounce of evidence to back them up.
