Katie Logan is struggling to hide her growing worries, and Hope notices something is wrong. Gently pressing her aunt to open up, Hope encourages Katie to share her concerns.
Katie admits she’s anxious about Will’s future, especially with Luna’s sudden return disrupting the family. Despite Hope’s reassurance and trademark optimism, Katie can’t shake the unease. She fears Luna’s presence may trigger irreversible consequences for her family.
Hope, as always, tries to uplift her aunt. She reminds Katie that Will deserves happiness and that he has the strength to overcome obstacles. But Katie’s maternal instincts leave her unsettled, anticipating heartbreak before it even arrives.
Will Prepares for a Heartbreaking Confession
Meanwhile, Will Spencer faces an emotional crossroad. He has been holding back a crucial truth from Electra, yet he knows the moment for honesty cannot be delayed.
The young couple shares a tender scene: Electra surprises Will with a personalized necklace, believing their love is unshakable. The gesture softens the moment, making Will hesitate, but the weight of his secret presses on him.
Will’s heart is heavy as he prepares to reveal Luna’s shocking actions. The impending confession sets the stage for heartbreak that promises to shake their romance to its core, leaving fans anxiously awaiting Tuesday’s episode.
Sheila and Li Face Off in Fiery Showdown
Elsewhere, tensions escalate at II Giardino. Li confronts Sheila over her support for Luna, who has caused chaos in the family. Li is disgusted by Sheila’s encouragement, seeing her as a toxic influence that enables Luna’s reckless behavior.
Sheila, however, hints that Luna’s pregnancy could protect her and secure her future. The resulting clash between the two women is explosive, with accusations flying and tempers flaring. Fans are left on edge, wondering how far this bitter rivalry will go.
Heartbreak, Secrets, and Family Tensions
September 22 promises high-stakes drama on The Bold and the Beautiful. Katie wrestles with worry, Will grapples with a life-changing confession, and Li’s anger toward Sheila ignites intense confrontations.
With emotions running high and secrets threatening to unravel, fans can expect heartbreak, shocking revelations, and heated showdowns that will leave lasting consequences for all involved.
Stay tuned for the next episode to see how these gripping storylines unfold.
2026 Toyota GR Corolla Has New Features but Costs About the Same
The Toyota GR Corolla is one of our favorite hot hatches—nay, one of our favorite cars. Period. And for the 2026 model year, Toyota gives it a few new features, which we’ve already heard about when the Japanese version was revealed last week. Still, it’s good to know that the performance-enhancing upgrades also apply to the U.S.-spec GRC.
To make the raciest Corolla more rigid, Toyota added nearly 46 feet of structural adhesive to parts of the front and back of the compact car. The automaker says this also helps improve rear grip. And to help better cool the heavily boosted 1.5-liter turbo three, the GRC has adopted another air intake. Output remains 300 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, which is funneled to the trick all-wheel-drive system through a standard six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic.
Unlike the previous GR Corolla models, the top-tier Premium Plus trim has an improved JBL audio system that now has nine speakers instead of eight and can do more than blast “Again” by Fetty Wap. By activating the new Active Sound Control feature, passengers will hear fake engine noise pumped into the cabin, which is either entertaining or annoying, depending on who you ask. The GRC Premium Plus also has some desirable standard features, including a carbon-fiber roof, a head-up display, heated seats and steering wheel, and contrast stitching that’s red instead of grey.
Of course, if you want the fully loaded model, you’ll have to pay roughly $6000 more for it. The 2026 Toyota GR Corolla starts at $41,195, which is up $840 from last year. Meanwhile, the Premium Plus now starts at $47,160, which is only $150 more than before. Opting for the automatic transmission tacks an extra $2000 onto the bottom line of both trims. Toyota says the new GRC will reach dealers this fall, so basically any day now.
