In a move that has sent shockwaves through the fashion world and Forester Creations alike, Brooke Logan and Carter Walton have made the unthinkable decision: they’ve resigned. Not only that—they’ve joined forces with Hope Logan to launch a daring new fashion empire, “The Logan House.” What started as quiet unrest beneath the glossy surface of Forester has now erupted into an all-out revolution.

This isn’t just a business shakeup; this is personal. And in true Bold and the Beautiful fashion, every betrayal, heartbreak, and confrontation is coming to a head with seismic consequences.

Hope Logan has always been the quiet heart of Forester—resilient, idealistic, and often underestimated. But after enduring betrayal, professional dismissal, and the personal implosion of her relationship with Thomas, something inside her changed. She began to see through the illusion of loyalty that the company had dangled in front of her for years. And as she stood on the brink of losing everything, one face lingered in her mind: Carter Walton.

Carter, once the steely, principled COO of Forester Creations, had been silent during her darkest hours. His lack of defense when Hope’s role was scrutinized, and his hesitation when she needed a champion, had nearly cost him her trust. But when she agreed to meet him one final time, it wasn’t to reconcile; it was to issue a challenge. “If you love me,” she told him, “then prove it. No more words. No more excuses. Fight for me. Not just emotionally, but professionally.”

For a moment, Carter said nothing. Then, like the calm before a storm, he spoke with measured fire: “I’ll walk away from Forester if it means building something real with you.”

It was a promise few would dare to make—and fewer still would have the courage to keep. But Carter meant every word. The old alliances no longer held power over him. This time, he was choosing love, legacy, and purpose on his terms.

While Hope and Carter laid the first stones of their new path, across the Forester building, Brooke Logan was reaching a breaking point of her own.

After months of throwing herself into work and into the hopeless pursuit of reuniting with Ridge Forrester, Brooke was finally accepting what her heart already knew: Ridge wasn’t coming back. He had chosen Taylor—calmly, resolutely—and no amount of history or passion would change his mind. The man she had fought for, the life they had built, had become a ghost she could no longer chase.

Forester Creations, once her creative haven and shared destiny with Ridge, now felt like a gilded cage. Board meetings turned into battlegrounds. Every fashion launch reminded her of what she had lost—not just a man, but her sense of self. And so, when Carter approached her with Hope’s radical new idea, Brooke didn’t hesitate.

Together, they would walk away. Together, they would create something that didn’t exist under Ridge’s shadow or Stephie’s thumb.

Then came the moment no one saw coming.

In an emergency meeting called by Ridge and Stephie, Brooke and Carter stood at the head of the table and delivered a bombshell that stunned every executive, designer, and family member in the room.

“We’ve made a decision,” Brooke announced, her voice steady but laced with emotion. “We’re stepping away from Forester. It’s time for something new.”

Carter followed with unflinching resolve. “We believe in a vision that puts creativity, integrity, and independence first.”

And then, like the final piece of a revolution snapping into place, Hope entered the room. “We’re launching The Logan House,” she declared. “And this time, no one will control our story but us.”

The room descended into whispers, gasps, and disbelief. Ridge’s jaw tensed as he locked eyes with Brooke. Stephie, blindsided, folded her arms in cold silence. Eric, the patriarch of the family and company, leaned back in stunned silence. No one—absolutely no one—had seen this coming.

In the aftermath, Ridge cornered Brooke in private. “Is this about me?” he asked, his voice tinged with bitterness.

Brooke’s response was swift and cutting. “No, Ridge. It’s about me.”

For the first time in decades, Brooke Logan was making a decision not based on love, not based on rivalry, but based on self-worth. She was no longer willing to be a pawn in someone else’s game.

Meanwhile, Carter faced backlash from within his inner circle. Zendé sent him a warning: “Starting a new company in this industry isn’t just bold—it’s war.” But Carter remained unmoved. He had chosen his battlefield. And this time, he was ready to fight.

As for Hope, she oscillated between resolve and fear. She had made bold moves before—defying her family, launching Hope for the Future—but this was different. This wasn’t just a brand. This was a rebellion. This was a legacy reshaped by her own hands.

And in quiet moments, the questions crept in. Had she overplayed her hand? Would The Logan House stand on its own, or had she handed Stephie everything she ever wanted—a Forester dynasty uncontested?

One thing is certain: the fashion world has never seen a war quite like this.

With Brooke, Carter, and Hope gone, Forester Creations is left scrambling to regroup. And with The Logan House rising from the ashes of old betrayals, a new empire is being forged—one that promises to be as bold, as beautiful, and as fiercely independent as its founders.

Will Ridge and Stephie fight to crush The Logan House before it becomes a real threat? Or will they realize they’ve pushed the Logans—and Carter—too far?

And perhaps the biggest question of all: Will love and loyalty be enough to sustain this fledgling empire?

The battlefield has been drawn. The fashion war has begun.