Is Steffy leaving The Bold and the Beautiful?
THE BOLD and the Beautiful is a popular soap opera that first premiered in 1987.
During season 35, fans began to worry about the future of Steffy Forrester, played by Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, and now they want to know if she’s leaving.
Is Steffy leaving The Bold and the Beautiful?
Earlier this season, fans saw Steffy get upset with her mother Taylor Hayes (Krista Allen) after she invited Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) to her house for Christmas Eve without discussing it with her first.
The drama began to unfold after Sheila was holding her son.
Later on in the season, fans saw her in bed with Finn reminiscing on their love story which fans have viewed as a sign that Steffy might be killed off.
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Steffy later confronted Sheila and told her to stay away from Taylor and Thomas, adding that she will never be a part of the Forrester family.
At this time, it remains unclear if Steffy is leaving the show.
If she does, she will become the second child that Taylor and Ridge will have lost after Steffy’s twin sister Phoebe died years prior.
When is Steffy’s baby due in real life?
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Steffy’s pregnancy came after Jacqueline MacInnes Wood announced in November 2021 that she was expecting.
“…Elan and I dreamed of having a large family as we are both only children and are over the moon that our dreams are coming true,” she told People at the time.
While an exact due date for Wood is unclear, she told the media outlet that it will be sometime in the Spring of 2022.
How many children does Jacqueline MacInnes Wood have?
Since 2018, The Bold and the Beautiful actress has been married to talent agent Elan Ruspoli.
Throughout the course of their marriage, they have welcomed two children together, sons Rise, 3, and Lenix, 1.
Wood’s pregnancy will make baby number three as they continue to grow their desired “large family.”
When talking about her firstborn, Wood revealed that his name is a symbol of growth.
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“We chose Rise because to us Rise means growth, the simplicity of moving forward,” Wood said, via People.
“We look to our son as an uplifting force toward positive change and a better world.”
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