The Bold and The Beautiful Spoilers recall that Thomas Forrester has come a long way as far as evolving as a person is concerned. However, we cannot forget that he has had a really dark past on
the soap. He was a quintessential bad boy. But over the years, one thing remained constant – his interest in Hope. Even though he abandoned her, he went to Paris and got engaged. It was all
because Hope wasn’t ready to commit, not because he didn’t love her.
His absence weighs very heavily on the soap, as Thomas’ fans really miss him. In fact, many fans are still rooting for a Thomas-Hope reunion. The Bold and The Beautiful Spoilers reveal that the ongoing Logan-Forrester feud also feels rather incomplete without Thomas’ presence. So, could it be possible for the makers to bring him back into the fold in 2025?
Currently, Hope is romancing Carter, and the Forresters believe that he is functioning under Hope’s influence. Ridge and Steffy are adamant that Hope is the mastermind behind the LLC coup, and she is the one pushing Crater down the dark slope. Thus, it is possible that Steffy may call Thomas up and push him to return home. If there is one person who can throw Hope for a loop, it is Thomas Forrester.
Perhaps Steffy will manipulate him into believing that Hope is running wild and trying to destroy their family and legacy for revenge. A riled-up Thomas may return to LA hoping to stop Hope. He may start seducing Hope in order to get her away from Carter Walton and make her believe that they still have a future. A future where they can be a happy family with Douglas.
If Thomas succeeds in manipulating Hope, she and Crater will inevitably break up. This will drastically reduce their force against the Forresters. In fact, a dissed Carter may even join forces with Steffy and Ridge to take down Hope! How will she handle that twist? One way or the other, at this point, the future looks dark for Hope and Carter as a couple. So, stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more The Bold and The Beautiful Spoilers on this speculative twist.
