While some still like to keep up with the Kardashians on their new Hulu series, others know that the real drama is happening on The Bold and the Beautiful. From his up-and-down marriage to Katie (Heather Tom) to his hard work in charge of various businesses, Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) has always had a lot going on. Since he’s been a regular character since 2009, it would be a huge loss if he ever exited the soap opera.
Viewers have been apprehensive about Taylor’s place on the soap, and now it’s time to ask whether Bill Spencer has left. While there are a lot of other interesting characters to follow along with, Bill is just so easy to like, and no one wants him to go anywhere.
Did Bill Spencer leave The Bold and the Beautiful?
According to Sportskeeda, Don Diamont hasn’t said it’s time for him to exit the soap opera, and Bill Spencer is still on The Bold and the Beautiful. But since there have been some massive changes in his life, viewers are uncertain about exactly how safe he is on the show.
Besides finally being in touch with Luna (Lisa Yamada), his daughter, Bill’s love life has never been more complicated. While he claims he cares about Katie more than anyone else, he’s also been involved with Poppy Nozawa (Romy Park). Of course, fans don’t mind a good old-fashioned love triangle, and Bill should stay on The Bold and the Beautiful so this messy situation can be fully worked out.
Diamond has played not one but two soap opera hunks, but it sounds like he didn’t love the end of his time as Brad Carlton on The Young and the Restless. He told Thetvwatercooler.com he “hadn’t been happy” at Y&R “story-wise” and then he was let go. Things are working out much better for the actor now. Fans love seeing what’s happening in Bill’s dramatic universe and he has sounded full of enthusiasm in interviews about his character.
While it would be awful if other fan favorites like Finn (Tanner Novlan) left, Bill’s absence would be especially upsetting because he’s just so relatable. He tries hard to be kind but can’t help but make mistakes, and he’s a refreshing reminder that even soap opera characters can feel like real people sometimes (as long as fans ignore all the melodramatic moments that still happen all the time).