‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ (B&B) spoilers find that Lim and Thomas aren’t exactly friends in ‘reel’ life. But in real life, the buddies enjoy hanging out off set. Recently the two handsome actors finally took the camping trip they had been discussing for months.
They had to change the original location Matthew had chosen, however, as a winter storm, complete with 40 mile per hour winds, ice and snow was forecast.
‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ Spoilers: Matthew Atkinson (Thomas Forrester) and Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer) go camping in a blizzard!
Erring on the side of caution, the two drove to a location close to Big Bear instead, only to find a different storm was now gaining momentum! No longer would there be a dusting of snow as the guys had prepared for, but dumps of two to three feet were now expected!
I guess they could have just stopped by the Forrester cabin in Big Bear. Oh wait, no, that’s ‘reel’ life again.
Finally the soap stars drove to Joshua Tree where the two had an awesome time. Matthew gushed to Soap Opera Digest, “It was an adventure getting there, but once we did it was the perfect little experience.”
Matthew also disclosed that the guys went out camping again a few weeks later, but to the original, off the grid spot Matthew had hoped to introduce Scott to.
One wonders how the two actors have so much time off? Conspiracies and rumors are flying in regards to the B&B murder mystery coming up next week. Top of the chopping block for victims seems to be Thomas- is that why Matthew can get away from the set so much?
Spoilers also say Liam slips out of Los Angeles for some unknown (yet highly suspicious) reason. Could Scott be joining his buddy Matthew as a farewell (and sorry for ‘reel’-y killing you) as they won’t be working together anymore?
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