‘The Bold And The Beautiful’ News: Comings And Goings – Camelia Somers And James L. Doti Back To ‘B&B’

Spoilers for ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ tease that there will be a few returns next week. First on the list of returns is Camelia Somers. We will definitely be seeing more of Charlotte (the intern) when Somers returns in the role.

Charlotte’s first appearance is scheduled for April 25th. The big question is what does her return mean for Thomas (Pierson Fode)? Thomas, though a hot hunk, has been single for a while. Ever since his return to LA he has flirted with and bedded several women including Charlotte. One of Thomas’ fling resulted in him becoming father.

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Thomas however is not aware that the child Caroline (Lindsey Godfrey) have birth to is indeed his. Being unaware of this, it could possibly mean Charlotte and Thomas explore a deeper relationship when she returns. If the secret is revealed before or during her return it could mean so many things. Does Charlotte’s return spell trouble for Thomas, or will the two continue where they left off? Does Charlotte have a more significant presence when she shows up back in LA?

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The next return is that of James L. Doti as Chapman. Spoilers tease the he will be showing up at Forrester Creations. Chapman is the real life president of Chapman University. His appearance is slated for April 26th. There is no further details as to what his return to the show involves. And so far his appearance seems to be for only one episode. As to who he will be in scenes with, we will all have to wait and see.

So B&B fans are you happy about this casting news? Would you like to see Thomas and Charlotte significantly paired together? Do you think Charlotte should be on more often? What do you think of Doti’s return? Who do you think he will be in scenes with?

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