The Bold and the Beautiful Comings and Goings this week include a highly anticipated return. Rachel Reilly, famous for her bold presence on Big Brother, is stepping back into the world of the Forresters. Fans can expect her to appear on Thursday, November 13, and Friday, November 14.
Rachel Reilly isn’t just coming back for a brief cameo; she’s bringing an entirely new vibe to the show. Having previously appeared on B&B between 2010 and 2014, Rachel’s return comes with an intriguing twist. This time around, she’ll be playing a character who dabbles in energy healing and spiritual cleansing.
If you recall, her previous roles as Julie and Rachel were grounded in more typical soap opera plots. This change in her role has left fans speculating about her character’s possible connection to the notorious Luna Nozawa (played by Lisa Yamada). Will she be the one to finally bring some clarity to the chaos surrounding Luna’s storyline?
Who Will Rachel Reilly Interact With?
Rachel’s upcoming appearances will see her sharing scenes with some of B&B’s biggest stars, including Don Diamont (Bill Spencer), Heather Tom (Katie Logan), and Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer). Fans can expect plenty of drama, as Rachel’s character brings a fresh dynamic to the Forrester family’s already tumultuous world.
While we don’t know exactly how her interactions will unfold, her previous experience on reality shows has proven that she’s no stranger to high-stakes drama. It’s safe to say that her return is going to stir things up!
A Reality TV Star on the Soap Opera Stage
Rachel Reilly is no stranger to the spotlight. She made her mark on Big Brother, first appearing in season 12 and later returning to win season 13. Her appearance in The Bold and the Beautiful adds another layer to her already impressive reality TV resume.
Beyond Big Brother, Rachel has made appearances on The Amazing Race, Celebrity Fear Factor, The Traitors, and Worst Cooks in America, showing her versatility across different genres. Her return to B&B is expected to be just as memorable.
As we prepare for Rachel Reilly’s grand return, fans can only wonder what new twists her character will bring. Be sure to tune in for the upcoming episodes, as The Bold and the Beautiful Comings and Goings promises to deliver yet another round of drama and intrigue!
Bad Credit? No Problem: Ford Offers Lower F-150 Interest Rates for Higher-Risk Borrowers
As is the case with all new cars, it’s expensive to buy a full-size pickup truck right now. New-vehicle prices have spiked nearly 30 percent since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, making it especially difficult for low-income buyers with shaky credit histories to snag a car off a dealer lot. According to a Wall Street Journal report, Ford has launched a promotion to make purchasing a new F-150 pickup a bit more financially feasible for higher-risk borrowers.
2025 Ford F-150 XLT.
While Ford hasn’t released details about the range of interest rates being offered as part of the promotion, the WSJ report claims that Ford’s finance arm could give subprime borrowers a similar rate to those with a top credit score, or around 5 percent currently. Ultimately, rates are decided based on Ford’s proprietary credit scoring model, and Ford doesn’t intend on lending to anyone unable to make payments.
Backing up that claim, a Ford spokesperson told the Journal, “We only finance customers we believe are creditworthy and have the capacity to pay. We have done these types of national programs in the past, extending a promotional rate to customers who meet our credit criteria.”
In addition to making trucks more accessible to consumers, the promotion is also designed to boost sales. The F-series remains the top-selling pickup in the United States, with 222,459 units sold in the second quarter of 2025 (in addition to the F-150, that figure also includes F-250 and Super Duty models). Still, Ford is looking to increase F-150 sales at the end of this quarter. This promotion, which is expected to conclude at the end of this month and the final day of the third fiscal quarter, will undoubtedly help move some product.
