This week, Genoa City’s biggest drama isn’t happening in a boardroom or on the runway—it’s unfolding in the Spencer mansion, where questions of paternity threaten to rewrite everything the family thought they knew. For weeks, the tension has been building, and now a DNA test could expose a scandal of epic proportions. The whispers, the suspicions, the smugness on Luna’s face—all of it is about to collide in a way that will leave viewers stunned.

At the heart of this tangled mess is Will Spencer, Bill’s son, who never imagined that one wild night could put him on the hook for fatherhood. The word around town is that Luna Nazawa, the ever-calculating niece with a plan up her sleeve, insists that Will is the father of her unborn child. She orchestrated everything—from getting Will drunk to slipping into his bed—with the determination of a woman who wanted Spencer DNA in her future. And according to multiple pregnancy tests, she got exactly what she wanted: proof that she’s carrying a baby. But is that baby really Will’s?

Katie Logan, always the protector of her family, isn’t willing to let this drama unfold without answers. She brings in none other than her niece, Dr. Bridget Forrester, to conduct an official paternity test. For Katie, this is about protecting Will from a lifetime of entanglement with Luna’s chaos. For Bridget, it’s about science, answers, and maybe even a truth that no one is prepared to hear. The setup seems simple: swab, test, result. But as longtime Bold and the Beautiful fans know, nothing is ever straightforward in this soap-soaked world.

The spoilers hint that Luna is far more nervous about the test than she lets on. Her smug confidence masks a deeper fear: what if her carefully crafted plan isn’t foolproof? She knew this test was coming. She knew the Spencers would demand hard evidence. Yet she can’t shake the anxiety bubbling inside her when Bridget walks through the door. For someone who claims to be so certain about Will’s paternity, her unease suggests a darker secret.

Here’s where the soapy twist might enter. The question isn’t just whether Will is the father. The shocking possibility is that the DNA results could link the baby to another Spencer altogether—Bill himself. That’s right. What if Luna, determined to ensure Spencer blood in her child, hedged her bets in a way only a soap villainess could?

Longtime viewers may recall that Katie’s pregnancy with Will was high risk because of her heart condition. Back then, Bill even suggested termination out of fear she wouldn’t survive. It would take only the smallest retcon for the writers to reveal that Bill, in his usual pragmatic way, banked some of his sperm during those years—just in case he and Katie ever wanted another child via surrogate. If those samples existed, and if Luna somehow got her hands on them, the door is wide open for chaos.

Imagine it: Luna, desperate to secure her place in Spencer history, pulls off a heist worthy of a soap villain. Using stolen hospital credentials—maybe even Lee Finnegan’s badge—she sneaks into the fertility storage facility. There, she finds Bill’s long-forgotten sample and uses it in her twisted version of a “turkey baster plan.” The result? A pregnancy guaranteed to tie her to the Spencers, whether through Will or Bill.

It sounds wild, but this is The Bold and the Beautiful. Fans have seen flashbacks rewrite history before. Remember when Luna’s innocence was defended, only for later flashbacks to show she wasn’t drugged but manipulative? The writers love retcon twists, and a reveal that Luna stole Bill’s sperm would fit their playbook perfectly.

The implications are staggering. If the baby is Will’s, he faces a lifetime shackled to Luna. If the baby is Bill’s, the entire family is rocked to its core. Imagine Bill’s horror at learning he’s the father of a child conceived in such a devious way. He’d be forced into an unthinkable bond with Luna, while Will would be freed from the nightmare. And yet, even then, Will wouldn’t escape completely—the child would still be his sibling, forever linking him to Luna’s schemes.

There’s also the science angle. DNA tests between father and son can be notoriously tricky. Unless the lab runs specialized markers, Will and Bill’s DNA could appear indistinguishable, leading to a false conclusion. We’ve seen this before in the Kelly Spencer storyline, where Liam and Bill’s results were confused. Could Bridget’s test be another case of soap-science creating more questions than answers? If so, the truth might not come out until a second, deeper test reveals the baby is actually Bill’s.