'Bold and The Beautiful' spoilers: Brooke returns, Ridge wants Caroline to divorce Rick

This week is a very special one for the longest-running daytime soap in the U.S. "The Bold and The Beautiful" will be airing its 7,000th episode by the end of the week.

But before that, the story continues for The Forresters and the other love birds. 

Monday, Jan. 19

On Monday, Pam sees Stephanie's portrait thrown into the garage and she does not like what Rick did. Bill continues to pressure and harass Maya and tells her that she's just squatting at the mansion. Meanwhile, Maya is busy spending time with sister Nicole. 

Tuesday, Jan. 20 

The next day, Bill is still persistent in showing Maya how he really hates her around. In this episode, he threatens Maya. As for Maya's lover, Rick gets furious with Ivy and Caroline, and Ridge doesn't like this at all. 

Wednesday, Jan. 21 

At the start of the week, Katie has already started contemplating about wanting more from life. This Wednesday, that "wanting more" may actually be getting closer to Bill. According to We Love Soaps, Bill shows Katie his softer side in this episode. Elsewhere, Liam steps up to the plate to defend his girlfriend Ivy from Rick. 

Thursday, Jan. 22 

Brooke is now back and she is shocked to know what happened with Ridge and Caroline, as well as Bill and Katie. Further, Brooke confronts Quinn head-on due to the latter's meddling with Hope and Wyatt's marriage. 

Friday, Jan. 23 

Friday will be a special episode as it celebrates the 7,000th episode of the show. Instead of the usual episode, a "retrospective documentary" will highlight the best moments of the long-running series. 

Other spoilers 

According to She Knows Soaps, Ridge tells Caroline to divorce Rick. As for Maya, she is very happy about Rick's divorce papers. Additionally, Ivy and Liam's relationship is doing better. 

"The Bold and The Beautiful" airs every weekday at 1:30 p.m. on CBS. 

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