'Bold And The Beautiful' spoilers: Ridge knows Maya's secret, Wyatt has feelings for Nicole, Steffy returns

"The Bold and The Beautiful" continues on as Ridge, Bill, Liam and Wyatt continue to plot against Rick. However, this week, Maya's secret will come into play and it will be used as leverage to get Rick ousted as the CEO of Forrester Creations.

Ridge Knows

Ridge has beat Bill and the gang into knowing Maya's dirty little secret. In the preview, Carter is seen saying that "Maya is a transgender" but it wasn't seen who he was talking to.

In the report from She Knows Soaps, it appears that Carter was indeed talking to Ridge. Also, the report hints that Carter and Ridge are forming an alliance against Maya. How will Ridge use this secret against Rick now that Rick has expressed how important Maya is to him?

Wyatt and Nicole

It all started with a plan to lure Nicole since Wyatt knows that she has a crush on him. However, as Wyatt and Nicole spend more time together, Wyatt finds himself having feelings for Nicole. Now, he is on the fence as to sticking to the plan or pursuing his feelings for Nicole. Liam and Bill are pressuring him to get the information needed, so Wyatt will have to make an important decision.

Other spoilers:

It appears that everyone is gunning after Rick. According to Soap Central, Steffy will be returning soon and she will join forces with Ridge and the Spencers to take down Rick once and for all.

Moreover, Caroline will also return and she will reunite with Ridge. Ridge will help Caroline through a difficult situation. On the other hand, Ridge will be forced to make a decision that will change his life as well.

"The Bold and The Beautiful" airs every weekday at CBS Daytime.

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