In a seismic twist shaking the entire soap opera universe to its core, Lawrence Saint Victor — the powerhouse star of The Bold and the Beautiful — has officially been confirmed to join the cast of Beyond the Gates next month. Fans are screaming, critics are stunned, and insiders are calling this one of the most jaw-dropping casting moves in daytime history.
Saint Victor, adored (and feared) as Carter Walton, has spent years at the heart of B&B scandals, courtroom dramas, and forbidden affairs. But just as whispers of his possible exit reached a fever pitch, the shocking announcement detonated: he’s heading straight into the chaotic, scandal-ridden world of Beyond the Gates. And this time, the stakes are darker, higher, and deadlier than ever before.
What role could unleash such chaos? The possibilities are electrifying:
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A ruthless power broker hellbent on tearing Malone’s casino apart?
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A long-lost Dupree–Richardson relative ready to dismantle the dynasty from within?
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Or perhaps a shadowy agent who knows everyone’s darkest secrets and isn’t afraid to weaponize them?
Saint Victor himself teased that his new character will be “more dangerous and more layered than anything fans have seen before,” sending speculation into absolute overdrive.
And the timing? Perfection. With Beyond the Gates already on fire from its web of betrayals, scandals, and jaw-dropping family revelations, Lawrence’s arrival threatens to tip the entire show into an all-out war. Meanwhile, B&B is left scrambling, facing the near-impossible task of writing out one of its most beloved leading men.
This is more than a casting change. It’s a battle between two soap giants for dominance — a move that could spark a new era of crossover talent and explosive storytelling unlike anything daytime television has ever dared.
As the countdown begins, one question burns brighter than all the rest: Will Lawrence Saint Victor arrive in Beyond the Gates as a savior, a villain, or a deadly storm disguised as both?
Brace yourselves. Because once he steps onto that set, daytime TV will NEVER recover.
