B&B Shocker: Will Fights for His Life After Luna Shoots Him — Rushed to the ER in Gripping Episode
In a jaw-dropping twist that has left The Bold and the Beautiful fans stunned, the June 30 episode delivers one of the most shocking moments of the year: Luna Nozawa accidentally shoots Will Spencer in the chest — leaving him clinging to life as he’s rushed to the ER. The drama, emotion, and consequences of this tragic incident will reverberate throughout Los Angeles and the Forrester-Spencer families for weeks to come.
The episode begins with rising tension between Luna and Will. What was supposed to be a private conversation at the Spencer cliffside mansion spirals into chaos when long-simmering emotions and mistrust boil to the surface. Luna, shaken by recent revelations and betrayal, is already on edge. Will, sensing she’s hiding something, confronts her — not with compassion, but with fury. In his escalating frustration, he backs Luna into a corner—both emotionally and literally.
Unbeknownst to Will, Luna has been carrying a small handgun, which she acquired recently for protection following a string of threatening messages she believed were connected to her mysterious past. When Will grabs her wrist in an attempt to stop her from leaving the room, the gun falls from her purse and hits the floor. The moment freezes. Both stare at the weapon in panic. Will lunges toward it—not to attack Luna, but to remove the danger.
But Luna panics. Her finger, trembling as she reaches down, grazes the trigger.
A loud gunshot echoes through the house.
The next moment is a blur: Will stumbles backward, eyes wide with disbelief, blood quickly spreading across his shirt. Luna screams, horrified by what has just happened. The gun clatters to the floor, forgotten, as she drops to her knees beside him, desperately trying to keep him conscious.
“Will, stay with me! Please—someone help!” Luna cries as she fumbles for her phone to call 911. Her hands are shaking uncontrollably, covered in blood. Will tries to speak but can barely get out a whisper: “It…wasn’t your fault…”
Within minutes, emergency responders arrive. The paramedics work quickly, applying pressure to the wound and loading Will into the ambulance. Luna rides with them, her face pale, her mind spiraling with guilt, fear, and disbelief. The once-confident young woman now looks utterly broken.
Back at Forrester Creations, the news spreads like wildfire. Katie Logan collapses upon hearing that her son is in surgery with a gunshot wound. Bill Spencer, usually composed and intimidating, becomes a man on the verge of losing control. His rage is immediate — and directed at Luna.
“What did she do to my son?” he roars, slamming a fist onto his office desk. Ridge, nearby, tries to calm him, but it’s no use. For Bill, there’s no explanation, no excuse. Luna shot his son, and someone must pay.
Meanwhile, Li Finnegan arrives at the hospital and is stunned to find that her niece, Luna, is the one responsible. Finn, caught between his role as a doctor and his ties to both Luna and the Spencers, must navigate the ethical minefield now surrounding the case. He’s assigned to Will’s surgery, despite personal connections—an act that may cause complications later on.
As Will fights for his life in surgery, the show takes viewers through a series of emotional flashbacks. We see Will as a child, playing with Katie in the park; his first day at school; moments of warmth with his father, Bill, and innocent laughter with his cousins. These memories serve to remind viewers what’s at stake, and who Will is beneath the power struggles and family politics: a young man with dreams, flaws, and a future now hanging in the balance.
Luna, sitting alone in the hospital waiting room, is comforted by RJ Forrester, who refuses to abandon her despite everything. “It was an accident,” RJ insists. “Anyone could see it. You didn’t mean to hurt him.” But Luna isn’t sure. She questions her judgment, her fears, and whether her paranoia led to this tragedy. “If he dies,” she whispers, “I’ll never forgive myself.”
