If you’re tuning in to “The Bold and the Beautiful” this week, look for Brooke Logan’s (Katherine Kelly Lang) world to get rocked as the revelation that the kiss between her and “Santa Clause” could soon come out when Thomas (Matthew Atkinson) and Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) seek to verify little Douglas’ (Henry Joseph Samiri) recollection of the New Year’s Eve liplock between Brooke and Jolly Old Saint Nicholas, who it turns out was really Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) wearing a Santa hat.
Officially, everyone only knows that Brooke had fallen off the wagon and not that she shared an intimate moment with her ex. So, it’s not a surprise that Brooke is “scared to death that Ridge [Thorsten Kaye] is going to just blow up and walk out” when the truth comes out, according to Lang who recently sat for an interview with TV Insider’s Jim Halterman, which was also published in the newest issue of TV Guide Magazine.
Although she’s unaware of how things could unravel, particularly that Douglas had seen the kiss from afar, it’s her worrying too much that is raising her stress levels sky-high. “Brooke doesn’t realize it’s all unraveling,” Lang says previewing the Tuesday, February 1 episode. “As hard as she’s trying to keep it quiet and tell half-truths, she thinks she’s OK.”
As for how Thomas and Steffy plan to get to the bottom of what really happened, the siblings plan to gain access to Brooke’s home security tapes which Lang jokes while asking, “Why hasn’t Brooke thought about that?”All in all, the big revelation that Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) ultimately tampered with the champagne bottle by placing a nonalcoholic label over a regular bottle, thereby ending Brooke’s sobriety, is just one of several climaxes this storyline is expected to take which is something Lang is looking forward to. “I can’t wait until Brooke finds out!” she said.