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'The Bold and the Beautiful' Puts the 'Beautiful' In their Montages (Video)

on February 15, 2016

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The Bold and the Beautiful have become experts at producing fabulous montages. I couldn't include every montage I have enjoyed over the years- that would take days- But below are some of my favorites. Keep them coming B&B!

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