It’s likely that Steffy won’t stick around. So, what will Finn do next?
Steffy’s dream life is crumbling on The Bold and the Beautiful. She learned that Finn was keeping a dark secret from her. He found out that he was Luna’s biological father. Steffy is unlikely to stick around. We already have an idea of what Steffy could do next. She might end up back in Liam’s arms. But what will Finn do? Well, we have some ideas for how this storyline could progress.
Oh, Mother!
Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) will no longer feel safe within her family unit. She won’t get past the truth that Finn (Tanner Novlan) is Luna’s (Lisa Yamada) daughter. She could be headed for the door, which means that Finn loses his family unit. So, what is a poor, lonely guy to do? He’ll reunite with his mother, of course.
There’s still some part of him that harbors a fondness for his murderous mother. Finn could visit Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) and share the truth with her. She’ll find out that she has a granddaughter. She will also do her part to get her family back. After all, she wants her son in her life. (Find out how Poppy could grant Sheila that wish.) Forget about Sheila’s other kids! She will do anything to make it happen, even if it means keeping Sinn apart.
New Insta-Family
Poppy (Romy Park) already had a family experiment with Bill (Don Diamont). She went along with the idea that he was Luna’s father, even though she knew the truth. She kept this secret for 20 years! At least we know we can trust Poppy with our deepest secrets. But if Finn’s marriage crumbles, he has somewhere else to go.
Poppy would be willing to start an insta-family. She already did it before. Finn and Poppy could finally give Luna the stability and life she deserves. After all, Finn is a successful doctor. This could be everything Poppy wanted and more… Of course, she would get past his protective adoptive mom, Li (Naomi Matsuda), first. We all know how judgmental Li can be. Her head will explode once she learns what happened. That’s another drama for another day.
