The Bold and the Beautiful Shocker: Luna shoots Sheila making her the first victim of the chaos
Steffy looks on in horror as the grandmother take a bullit meant for her.
Sheila is the first Victim of Luna's madness
Spoilers for The Bold and the Beautiful have reported that three people will be shot in the aftermath of Luna Nozawa's (Lisa Yomada) madness. The first will be her grandmother Sheila Sharpe (Kimberlin Brown). Sheila tried to warn Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) about how dangerous her granddaughter is butn Dr. Hayes onyl wanted gto hear that John Finnegan's (Tanner Novlin) mother was leaving the property.
Sheila raced to the beach house on Friday, where she found Luna holding a gun on Steffy Finn ( Jackie Wood). On Monday she will attempt to talk her grandaughter down and at some point a struggle over the weapon will ensue. The gun goes off shooting Sheila in the stomach and her granddaughter will panic.
A shocking turn of events
Luna was so appologetic when she wlpt with Zende Forrester (Delon de Metz) by accident but then the script was flipped. She let it be known that RJ Forrester (Joshau Hoffman) was not her first as she led him to believe. From that pointher true colors began to show. As evil as she has become her grandmother's shooting will be an accident.
Lna will be ask shocked at the turn of events as Sheila and Steffy. It sounds like Luna will take off after shooting Sheila, to cause more mayhem elsewhere. Wood is about to give birth to her fifth child and fans still don't know how she will exit B&B. Some viewers wonder if Steffy will get shot and end up in another coma. Wood is going on maternity leave and viewers don't know how she will exit and what will keep her away.
Luna could get shot and die?
Nothing has been said about Brown leaving The Bold and the Beautiful so Sheila will probably survice this ordeal. Spoilers say later in the week there will be more victims but its unclear how this takes place. Will Luna panic and run leaving Steffy and her bleeding grandma behind and if she does who will be the other two shooting victims?
Fans of The Bold and the Beautiful believe Ms. Nozawa will be shot by police or someone trying to save Steffy. There are any number of people who could be the third person shot. Remy Pryce (Christian Weismann) is not a regular character on B&B so perhaps he is injured or dies trying to stop Looney Luna.
Will Sheila be recognized as a hero?
Steffy will have to admit that Sheila showed up in time to save her life. Neither she nor Taylor will like this because they want Mrs. Sharpe to always be the villain. Finn will be happy to learn his birth mother saved his wife but Li Finnegan (Naomi Matsuda) will be as indifferent as Steffy and Taylor. All three will probably blame Sheila even though she is a hero in this situation.
Li hates that Sheila and Luna are in Finn's life and wishes they were long gone. Luna's time is probably coming to an end so she could go back to prison or die. Dollar Bill Spencer (Don Diamont set all of thsi in motion by allowing Luna to manipulate him in to getin her pardonned. He should be made aware of the drama and life trheatening events that he set in motion.
Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) will be furious and concerned that his wife was shot but happy to know she was attempting to save Steffy. Spoilers have teased that Deputy Chief Baker (Dan Martin) will be involved as will others in the world of the Spencers, Logans, and Forresters.
Tune in to The Bold and the Beautiful Monday to watch the drama begin as Sheila becomes the first victim. Continue watching all week to learn who else will get shot and whether they live or die.
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