In the heartbreaking new chapter titled “Luna Suffered from Severe Depression After Being Imprisoned, and the Baby’s Life Was in Danger,” The Bold and the Beautiful dives deep into one of its darkest and most emotional storylines yet. The once fiery and manipulative Luna, now stripped of her freedom and her power, faces the cruelest battle of all — one that takes place inside her mind.

After her shocking transfer to a remote, secret federal prison far from Los Angeles, Luna’s world collapses. Gone are the luxurious settings, the designer clothes, the games of seduction and control she used to play so effortlessly. In their place is a small, cold cell with nothing but time — time to think, to regret, to remember. At first, she fights to stay strong, convinced that Will will come for her, that somehow he’ll find out where she’s being kept and pull strings to set her free. But as weeks turn into months with no word, no visits, and no hope, her fierce confidence begins to crumble.

Alone in isolation, Luna starts to spiral. The silence becomes unbearable. The guards, trained to ignore her manipulative charm, treat her like any other inmate. For the first time, Luna can’t talk or lie her way out of anything. The weight of everything she’s done — the betrayals, the schemes, the heartbreak — begins to suffocate her. She stops eating, stops talking, and spends hours just staring at the gray wall across from her bunk. The once glamorous woman who could command any room is now a ghost of herself, consumed by despair.

Then comes the cruel twist — the discovery that she’s pregnant. Whether it’s Will’s child or not becomes secondary to the harsh reality she faces: the pregnancy could be her undoing. Her body is already weak from malnutrition and stress, and the prison environment is far from safe for a woman in her condition. The doctor warns her that if she doesn’t start taking care of herself, the baby’s life will be in serious danger. But Luna can’t find the will to fight. The depression runs too deep, dragging her further into a pit of hopelessness.

Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, Will is haunted by dreams of Luna — visions of her crying out for help, of her clutching her stomach in pain. He tries to dismiss them as guilt-induced nightmares, but the feeling that something is wrong gnaws at him relentlessly. Bill notices his son’s growing anxiety and tries to intervene, reminding him that Luna’s fate is out of their hands. But Will can’t shake the thought that Luna’s suffering somewhere because of him. In secret, he begins making calls, reaching out to anyone who might know where she was taken.

At the Forrester mansion, Steffy and Electra sense the shift in Will’s behavior. Electra, still pregnant and trying to hold on to the life they were supposed to build together, fears that Luna’s shadow will once again destroy everything. “She’s gone, Will,” she pleads. “You have to let her go.” But Will can’t. His guilt and lingering love for Luna are eating him alive.

Back in her cell, Luna’s condition worsens. Her depression deepens into a dangerous mix of apathy and physical decline. The guards notice she’s barely eating and report her to the medical unit. The prison doctor insists she must be transferred to a medical facility for the sake of the unborn child, but the request is buried under layers of bureaucracy. Days pass. Luna grows weaker. In one gut-wrenching scene, she whispers to her unborn baby, “I’m sorry… Mommy’s so tired,” before collapsing.

Her fainting sparks panic among the staff. She’s rushed to the infirmary, where the baby’s weak heartbeat sends alarms blaring. The attending nurse — a compassionate woman who recognizes Luna’s despair — refuses to let her give up. “You’ve already survived the world outside,” she tells her. “Don’t let this place take your child too.” For the first time in weeks, Luna opens her eyes and we see a flicker of life — a fragile spark of determination.

That moment becomes a turning point. Luna decides that if no one’s coming to save her, she’ll save herself and her baby. She begins to eat again, forcing herself to regain strength. She writes letters — not to beg for release, but to speak to her unborn child, promising a future where they’ll both be free. But in true Bold and the Beautiful fashion, nothing is simple. Someone in the prison hierarchy seems determined to keep Luna weak and silent, perhaps fearing what she knows.

As news of Luna’s near tragedy quietly reaches LA, Will is faced with an impossible choice: stay and protect the life he’s building with Electra, or risk everything to uncover the truth about Luna and the baby she’s carrying.

The episode closes on an emotional cliffhanger — Luna, lying in her bed, gently holding her belly, whispering, “I won’t let them take you from me.” Outside her cell, a mysterious figure watches through the security glass, muttering, “You should have stayed quiet, Luna.”

Now the question lingers: Can Luna survive the prison walls — and the secrets closing in around her — long enough to protect her child? In this haunting twist, survival is no longer about freedom. It’s about love, redemption, and a mother’s desperate fight to save the only piece of her heart left unbroken.