Messiest Move of the Week: Sheila Feeds Loony Luna’s Delusions on Bold and the Beautiful
This week’s messiest move goes to Sheila on The Bold and the Beautiful. She’s feeding into Loony Luna’s delusions, even though she claims to be an innocent bystander. But Sheila is so desperate for family that she’ll enable her granddaughter’s psychotic ways.
Tight Bond
Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) and Luna (Lisa Yamada) have been bonding over her encounter with Will (Crew Morrow). Luna confessed to Sheila that she snuck out of the apartment to see him at his promotion party. Shockingly, Sheila went along with the idea. Then, Luna told her that she had poured him drinks at the bar and slipped into his room later to take advantage of him.
It seems like Sheila is going along with Luna’s loony ways just to keep her around. She’s the one who brought up Luna’s crush the moment that she came back from the dead. Luna already had Will on the brain the moment that she woke up. Then, Sheila shared his whereabouts, which caused further trouble for him. Is Sheila enabling her granddaughter’s dark ways?
Why It’s Messy
Sheila laughed along with Luna about her seemingly sleeping with Will, even though she actually assaulted him. B&B fans know about Sheila’s dark past, which includes her share of non-consensual and blurry encounters with men. Sheila also found it amusing to learn that Luna is stalking Will.
She’s a bad influence and a terrible grandparent, and she hasn’t proved that she has changed. Sheila is the reason why Luna ended up in this situation in the first place. She wants to be seen as the “cool grandmother” out of the two, even though she claims she doesn’t want Luna to go back to jail.
Sheila also has no idea that she’s feeding Luna more bizarre ideas. She recalled some of her past crimes, which had Luna’s mind running. She realized that she could just fake the pregnancy test just like she had faked a paternity test in the past. She’s headed for a downward spiral, and there’s no telling what she’ll do next.
Randy Moss Calls Out CeeDee Lamb After Costly Drops in Cowboys Loss to Eagles
CeeDee Lamb‘s inconsistency catching the football caught everyone’s attention that tuned into the NFL opener on Thursday. And now, an NFL great at the receiver position is demanding more from the All-Pro.
In the Dallas Cowboys‘ primetime showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles, Dak Prescott and Lamb spearheaded a red-hot Cowboys offense in the first half, only for it to sputter in the second half, culminating in a narrow 24-20 defeat.
Lamb was unstoppable in the first half but ended up with four drops in the game, including two on the potential game-winning drive.
GettyPHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – SEPTEMBER 04: CeeDee Lamb #88 of the Dallas Cowboys misses a reception against the Philadelphia Eagles during the fourth quarter in the game at Lincoln Financial Field on September 04, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)
Randy Moss has Sharp Critique for CeeDee Lamb
Lamb will receive his fair share of scrutiny playing for the Big Star and that scrutiny spread into the weekend as he was a topic of discussion on NFL Sunday pregame shows.
“CeeDee Lamb, I need better effort out of him going forward,” said Randy Moss on ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown.”
“You’re the third highest paid receiver in all of football and then when it’s crunch time you don’t show up for your team,” Moss added. “Yea I get that, we do miss some passes sometimes as wide receiver. But you’re on the road in a divisional game against the defending champs.”
Moss, who is arguably the greatest receiver in NFL history not named Jerry Rice, spoke over a montage of drops from Lamb on Thursday night, saying they were all his fault.
CeeDee Lamb Said This Will Fuel Him
To his credit, Lamb took responsibility after the game.
“Man, that was terrible,” he said postgame. “I can’t point fingers at anybody else. I take full accountability and everything else that comes with that. As a player, I’ve prayed for moments like that, and for the ball to come my way. To not come up with it, it stings a little bit.
“I will tell you that if you think I’m not coming back 80 times harder than this — you’ve got another thing coming,” he added. “… God has a mysterious way of humbling folks, and I did come in with a little bit of a chip on my shoulder. Lesson well learned. I deserve everything that comes with it.
“… The (drops) down the stretch really hurt me a lot because I’ve prayed for those types of things. But, again, it’s Game 1. I’ll be back. I just hope everybody else is ready.”
Cowboys Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer Not Worried
Lamb did put up impressive numbers—110 yards on seven catches. But those stats came on 13 targets, and his drops played a critical role in the game’s outcome. Still, given everything he’s accomplished in his career, there’s no reason for the Cowboys to doubt that Lamb will channel this disappointment into motivation for what comes next.
“Don’t worry about Ceedee Lamb,” said head coach Brian Schottenheimer after his head coaching debut. “Ceedee’s going to be fine. What a great player. This was a team defeat and we own that.
“We understand where we can go as a football team. We understand. I love the competition. I thought guys competed their butts off. I thought that was great, but we’re all about winning and we didn’t win tonight and therefore it’s not good enough.”
The Cowboys fell to 0-1 and host the New York Giants next Sunday.
