'The Bold and the Beautiful' Feb. 22 to 26 spoilers: Forrester feud continues; Caroline tells Ridge their baby's gender; Will Steffy find out where Liam is all along?

More drama and massive shakeups are to come in this week's episodes of "The Bold and the Beautiful." The families Forresters and Logans will continue their feud all week this week.

Spoilers indicate that in today's episode, Rick (Jacob Young) is still not over when it comes to the issue with the portrait. He wants Maya's (Karla Mosley) framed image to be restored and be a replacement for Stephanie's painting. Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) disagrees and Eric (John McCook) takes his side. Rick starts more tension as he threatens everyone that he'll be moving out unless the portrait is restored. Unfortunately for him, Ridge is not buying it as he also has other plans in renovating the house to give room for Caroline (Linsey Godfrey) and the baby.

Elsewhere in the episode, Caroline finally reveals the details about her baby. She is going to tell Ridge that they are having a boy.

Meanwhile, in other spoiler reports, Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) shares to Ridge about what major changes in her life have transpired in Wednesday's episode. She tells him that she is still with Wyatt (Darin Brooks), but she is still not over Liam (Scott Clifton).

Later on, Steffy goes to call Quinn (Rena Sofer) but is surprised when she hears Liam on the other end. Will Liam's memory come back when he hears Steffy's voice? Quinn's plans are slowly unraveling and she's anxious to fix things. Deacon (Sean Kanan) tries to calm her down and give her a reality check.

Deacon tries to convince Quinn that she can't continue hiding away Liam. Pretty soon, someone may find him in the cabin, or Liam will regain his memory.

Steffy discovering that Liam's voice is on the other end won't happen until Thursday, according to We Love Soaps.

Catch all the drama this week in "The Bold and the Beautiful" during weekdays at 1:30 p.m. EST on CBS.

 

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