'Bold and The Beautiful' spoilers: Caroline back in Ridge's arms, Ivy and Liam's relationship won't go further

It is one big relationship mess this week in "The Bold and The Beautiful." Based on spoilers, it looks like every relationship is crumbling down, except for one. So, which couples break up and which one survives the test of love? 

Rick and Maya 

Maya has always been there for Rick and now that Rick has achieved his goal of landing the CEO position at Forrester Creations, their relationship starts to go awry. Just last week, Rick had very strong feelings for Maya that he didn't even feel guilty letting his wife Caroline know about this. This week, things are different. 

Maya starts to notice the big change in Rick's behavior. Finally, she starts to suspect that he has only been using her to take revenge at his wife, reports Soap Opera Fan. When Maya tells Rick about this, he comforts her by sharing an intimate night with her. 

Meanwhile, Ivy continues to pressure Rick about what she found out about his plans. She threatens him about revealing the truth, but he doesn't seem scared at all. 

Caroline and Ridge 

Misery loves company. Caroline is broken hearted, so she turns to a man who isn't very happy either. Caroline finally sees what Ridge has been telling her and realizes that he was right all along. She is now back into Ridge's arms. 

Ivy and Liam 

While Ivy is busy blackmailing Rick, her relationship with Liam is headed for doom. According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, the two might be breaking up soon. One reason is the return of Liam's ex, Steffy Forrester. 

Bill and Katie 

This is the only relationship this week that goes well. Bill and Katie get closer. How close? Bill and Katie shippers would be very pleased to find out.  

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

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