On The Bold and the Beautiful, confidence can be as dangerous as cruelty—and Brooke Logan is about to learn that lesson the hard way. What begins as smug certainty over her sister’s supposed failure rapidly spirals into one of the most devastating power shifts the fashion world of Los Angeles has seen in years. Katie Logan’s new company, Logan, was meant to be a gamble. Instead, it becomes a declaration of war—one sealed by six words from Eric Forrester that change everything and place Ridge squarely in the crosshairs.

From the moment Katie unveiled the name Logan, the fallout was immediate and deeply personal. In this world, names are never just brands. They are legacies, battlegrounds, and emotional property. For Brooke, seeing her sister step boldly into the Logan name feels like an unforgivable provocation. It dredges up decades of rivalry, unspoken resentment, and a long-standing belief that Brooke—not Katie—was the rightful guardian of the family’s creative and emotional legacy.

Brooke wastes no time dismissing the venture. In her mind, Katie’s company is doomed before it even launches. Fashion, she believes, is a ruthless industry ruled by elite designers and entrenched power. Without access to top-tier talent or the institutional prestige of Forrester Creations, Logan is, to Brooke, little more than an overconfident side project destined to collapse under pressure.

That belief hardens into strategy.

Quietly, Brooke begins positioning herself to outlast—and potentially undermine—her sister. She is convinced time will expose Katie’s limitations. Without Brooke’s connections, without Ridge’s design brilliance, without Forrester Creations’ resources, Logan will fail. Brooke’s confidence borders on arrogance, and for a brief moment, it appears justified.

Then Katie walks in with Eric Forrester.

The moment is nothing short of seismic. In a calm, almost surgical confrontation, Katie arrives unannounced and reveals the truth Brooke never saw coming. Standing beside her is Eric Forrester, the man who built Forrester Creations from the ground up—the architect of its prestige, power, and creative soul.

Eric doesn’t hedge. He doesn’t soften the blow.

He says six words that detonate across the room and the canvas:
“I’m designing for Logan now.”

Those six words are not just a career move. They are a betrayal, a challenge, and a warning.

For Brooke, the impact is immediate and devastating. Eric choosing Katie over Forrester Creations is not just professional—it’s symbolic. It validates Katie’s vision in the most public and undeniable way possible. Logan is no longer an underdog. With Eric at the helm, it becomes a legitimate powerhouse overnight.

For Katie, the moment is transformative. This is not about revenge or one-upping her sister. It is about independence. About stepping out from Brooke’s shadow and proving—once and for all—that she does not need her sister’s approval to succeed. Eric’s loyalty affirms what Katie has long believed but rarely been allowed to claim: her voice, her instincts, and her leadership matter.

For Brooke, however, the fallout is brutal.

Eric’s decision shatters every assumption she made about Katie’s weakness. The power dynamic between the sisters flips instantly. The company Brooke intended to sabotage is suddenly stronger, faster, and more credible than she ever imagined. And worse, it’s gaining momentum at a pace Brooke can’t control.

But the true casualty of Eric’s move may be Ridge Forrester.

Behind the scenes, Eric’s decision carries a deeper, far more personal motive. His relationship with Ridge has been fractured by years of creative battles, ego clashes, and unspoken resentments. By joining Logan, Eric isn’t just supporting Katie—he’s making a statement about legacy, respect, and who he believes deserves to shape the future of fashion.

Those six words Eric delivers are widely interpreted as a vow: not just to elevate Logan, but to dismantle Ridge’s unchecked authority.

Ridge, long accustomed to being the undisputed creative force at Forrester Creations, suddenly finds himself challenged by the one man whose opinion he can’t dismiss. Eric’s move signals that the era of automatic loyalty is over. The father-son rift, once simmering, now threatens to explode into open warfare.

Meanwhile, Katie presses forward.

Emboldened by Eric’s backing, she begins expanding Logan’s influence with calculated precision. Rumors swirl that she’s setting her sights on names Brooke never expected to be pulled into the conflict—Hope Logan, Deacon Sharpe, and Will Spencer.

Each potential alliance strikes at Brooke’s emotional core. These aren’t just collaborators—they are family, history, and leverage. If Katie succeeds in drawing them into Logan, the battle stops being about business and becomes something far more personal.

Brooke, for the first time, feels the ground shift beneath her feet.

Her confidence gives way to panic as she realizes this war is no longer theoretical. Katie isn’t just building a company—she’s building influence. And influence is the one currency Brooke has always guarded most fiercely.

As Brooke scrambles to reassess her next move, alliances across Los Angeles begin to fracture. Forrester Creations faces an internal reckoning. Logan emerges as a legitimate rival. And the sisters’ relationship—already strained—edges closer to a point of no return.

This storyline marks a turning point for The Bold and the Beautiful. It reframes long-standing rivalries and asks an uncomfortable question: when power shifts, who truly deserves it?

Katie’s rise is no longer about proving Brooke wrong. It’s about redefining what success looks like outside the shadow of Forrester Creations. Eric’s six words don’t just endorse that vision—they weaponize it.

And now, with Ridge facing a betrayal he never anticipated and Brooke staring down the very real possibility of losing both influence and family, one question looms large over Los Angeles:

As Katie builds Logan into a fashion empire, just how far will Brooke go to stop her sister from winning this war—and who will be left standing when the dust finally settles?