'Bold and the Beautiful' Aug. spoilers this week: Ivy makes an accusation against Steffy

Last week on "The Bold and the Beautiful," the Forresters were still reeling over Aly's death. Steffy feels guilty although she knows that she didn't have a direct hand on her death, sticking to her story when interviewed by Lt. Baker. 

Meanwhile, Ivy saw an opportunity, as she has a video of Steffy and Aly's altercation at the parking lot. Ivy decided to use the video to get what she wants. In exchange for her silence, she told Thomas that she wants to be the face of Forrester Creations. Everyone in the company is against this since — as Ridge pointed out — Steffy has the most experience. 

Still upset over the fact that Liam chose Steffy over her and that Steffy gets to have everything she wants, Ivy decided to show Liam the video, hoping to change his mind about Steffy. 

On Friday, Liam told Steffy that he saw the video, and that there's a problem — Steffy claimed that Aly had a rock in her hand and was going to strike her with it, but in the video, there was no rock. Liam asked her to remember what exactly happened at the parking lot that day and really think about what took place between them. 

Here are "The Bold and the Beautiful" spoilers from Aug. 24 to 28:

Monday, Aug. 24: As Aly's accident still weighs on Steffy's mind, Ivy and Quinn fight over who deserves to be the new face of Forrester Creations.

Tuesday, Aug. 25: Thomas informs Liam the latest rundown between Ivy and Steffy, as Ivy continues to accuse Steffy.

Wednesday, Aug. 26: Liam gives Ivy an ultimatum and Thomas makes Caroline doubt her future with Ridge.

Thursday, Aug. 27: Wyatt and Ivy scheme to further their careers at Forrester Creations. Meanwhile, a shocked Ridge walks in on Caroline and Thomas flirting.

Friday, Aug. 28: Fresh from their honeymoon, Rick and Maya return to the scene, as Brooke and Ridge talk about the former's future plans.

"The Bold and the Beautiful" airs Mondays to Fridays at 1:30 p.m. on CBS. 

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