Finn Adopts Luna’s Child Despite Steffy’s Divorce | The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers

This week on The Bold and the Beautiful, love, loyalty, and heartbreak collide in a storyline that will change everything for the Forrester and Finnegan families. After months of emotional turmoil, secrets, and shattered promises, Dr. John “Finn” Finnegan makes a decision that shocks everyone — he chooses to adopt Luna’s baby, even as his marriage to Steffy Forrester falls apart. It’s a move that blurs the line between compassion and betrayal and leaves Los Angeles reeling in the aftermath.

The week begins with the aftermath of Steffy’s decision to file for divorce. The once-perfect couple, admired for their strength and unity, now stands on opposite sides of a painful goodbye. Steffy, her heart breaking, tells Finn that she can’t keep living in a marriage built on lies and divided loyalties. “You say you love me,” she whispers, her voice trembling, “but every time I look at you, I see her.” The “her,” of course, is Luna — the young woman whose presence has slowly dismantled the stability of their marriage.

Finn, devastated, doesn’t argue. He knows Steffy’s trust has been pushed past its limit. His connection to Luna — emotional, protective, and complicated — has crossed lines he never meant to cross. But as Steffy walks out, leaving behind her wedding ring and their future, Finn’s focus turns to the one person who needs him most: Luna, and the innocent baby she now cradles in her arms.

At the hospital, Finn finds Luna alone in the neonatal unit, watching her child sleep. Her eyes are red from crying, her body trembling from exhaustion and guilt. When she sees Finn, she looks away, ashamed. “You should hate me,” she murmurs, her voice breaking. “I ruined your marriage.” But Finn shakes his head. “You didn’t ruin it, Luna,” he says softly. “The truth did.”

Their bond, once purely professional, has evolved into something deeper — not romantic, but rooted in shared pain and understanding. Finn sees in Luna the same vulnerability he once saw in his patients, and the same helplessness he’s seen in himself since losing Steffy. When he looks at Luna’s baby, something inside him shifts. This child, innocent and untainted by the chaos of its parents’ mistakes, becomes a symbol of redemption.

Meanwhile, Steffy confides in Ridge and Taylor, struggling to accept the reality of what’s happened. Ridge urges her to fight for her marriage, but Taylor warns her that sometimes love means letting go. “He’s not the same man he was,” Taylor says gently. “And maybe this child is his second chance to be the man he wants to be.” Steffy’s eyes fill with tears as she realizes that even though her love for Finn hasn’t died, their paths may never align again.

Back at the hospital, Li Finnegan confronts her son. She’s furious when she learns that Finn is spending time with Luna and the baby. “You’re throwing away your life, your family, everything you built!” she snaps. But Finn stands firm. “I can’t walk away from them, Mom. That baby didn’t ask to be born into this mess. If no one else will step up, I will.” His determination shocks even Li, who realizes that her son’s heart is far too big for his own good.

As the week unfolds, Finn’s decision becomes official — he begins the legal process to adopt Luna’s baby. The news spreads quickly, setting off a firestorm among the Forresters and Spencers. Ridge is furious, calling Finn’s choice “an act of betrayal” against Steffy. Hope Logan, however, defends him, arguing that compassion isn’t betrayal — it’s humanity. “He’s doing what’s right,” she says, “even if it breaks his heart.”

Luna, overwhelmed by guilt and gratitude, tries to stop him. “You don’t have to do this,” she pleads. “You’ve already lost so much.” But Finn refuses to back down. “This isn’t about what I’ve lost,” he says quietly. “It’s about what that child deserves — a father who won’t walk away.”

Steffy, meanwhile, struggles to move forward. Though she’s signed the divorce papers, her heart isn’t at peace. She watches from afar as Finn holds Luna’s baby — now officially his own — and realizes that his compassion, the very quality that once made her love him, is also what broke them apart.

The week ends on a hauntingly beautiful note. Finn stands outside the hospital with Luna’s baby in his arms, gazing at the horizon. His marriage may be over, his heart fractured, but for the first time in months, he feels purpose again. “You’re safe now,” he whispers to the child. “I promise, I’ll take care of you.”

Unbeknownst to him, Steffy watches from a distance, tears streaming down her face. She whispers, “You were always meant to save people, Finn. I just never thought you’d have to save yourself too.”

As the credits roll, viewers are left wondering — is Finn’s act of love the start of a new chapter, or the beginning of even greater heartbreak? Because in The Bold and the Beautiful, every act of compassion comes with consequences, and every choice changes everything.