'The Bold and the Beautiful' spoilers: Steffy gets DNA test results back

The soap opera show by CBS "The Bold and the Beautiful" is unraveling rather quickly -- especially for Steffy Forrester, who is portrayed by Jacqueline MacInnes Wood. Steffy is dying to know who the father of her unborn child is, and the question on Steffy's mind, as well as the audience of the CBS soap, is: Will the test results prove to be favorable for Steffy? 

As it turns out, the test results have come back, and it is now confirmed that Steffy's unborn child belongs to her husband, Liam Spencer, who is played by Scott Clifton. This is a sigh of relief, especially since the results, if turned out differently, could have potentially revealed Steffy's infidelity toward Scott. It is safe to assume that after a long period of panic and stress, Steffy can breathe easy once more.

In fact, it may be safe to assume that Steffy could probably turn a new leaf and change for the better once and for all, which is what may be the after thought left in the minds of fans after seeing the latest episode of "The Bold and the Beautiful." Unfortunately, this is not the case at all, and Steffy is not out of the woods yet.

Given that Steffy cheated on Scott with his own father, Bill Spencer, played by Don Diamont, the DNA could be too similar to make draw an accurate conclusion as to who the father actually is. The doctors assured Steffy that more information on the baby's DNA may be gathered only after Steffy gives gives birth to the baby. Despite the uncertainty on the baby's father, Steffy seems to be determined in making herself believe that it indeed belongs to Liam. 

This means that Steffy will have to keep her secret from Liam for much longer -- and judging by how she has been dealing with it since she found out about the pregnancy, it could be possible that she may be overwhelmed by guilt before she goes into labor. 

"The Bold and the Beautiful" airs weekdays at 1:30 p.m. EST on CBS.

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