B&B viewers are seeing R.J. in a whole new light.

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B&B viewers are seeing R.J. in a whole new light.

When R.J. returned to The Bold and the Beautiful, he transformed into a new person. He became obsessed with Electra and Will. When he found out they were an item, he tried to keep them apart. Now that he didn’t get what he wanted, he demanded that Will be fired from Forrester Creations. R.J. has entered his villain era.

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For more than a decade, Katie Holmes refused to say a single word about her marriage to Tom Cruise or the Church of Scientology. Now, at 45, she has finally broken her silence. The actress, who vanished from public scrutiny after her 2012 divorce, issued a rare public statement that has sent shockwaves through Hollywood and reignited questions about what really happened behind the gates of their gilded life. The breaking point came when the Daily Mail published a story claiming that Holmes had set up a trust fund for her now-18-year-old daughter Suri, and that Cruise’s own trust had kicked in. Holmes responded with a direct, unflinching rebuttal on Instagram. She posted a screenshot of the article and wrote: “Completely false. And Daily Mail, you can stop making stuff up.” She then captioned the post with a single, defiant word: “Enough.” That word — “Enough” — carries the weight of years of imposed silence. Sources close to the situation confirm that Holmes’s divorce settlement included a strict confidentiality agreement that forbade her from discussing Cruise, Scientology, or any details of their marriage. She could not even publicly date without risking legal consequences. For more than eleven years, she honored that agreement, never once hinting at the truth. But the Daily Mail story crossed a line. It wasn’t about Cruise or Scientology directly — it was about Suri, the daughter Holmes has worked tirelessly to protect from the spotlight. In a comment responding to a follower, Holmes wrote: “I don’t want a target on my child’s back. It’s dangerous.” That statement alone reveals the depth of her fear and the reason she has stayed silent for so long. The story of how Holmes escaped the marriage is now legendary in Hollywood circles — and it reads more like a spy thriller than a celebrity breakup. In June 2012, while Cruise was in Iceland filming “Oblivion,” Holmes filed for divorce in New York, not California. She had planned the move for months, using a burner phone to communicate with her lawyers, leasing a secret apartment in Manhattan, and firing staff loyal to Cruise. Her father, Martin Holmes, a veteran divorce attorney, was her co-architect. The divorce was finalized in just 10 days — an almost unheard-of speed in celebrity splits. Holmes secured full custody of Suri, and the settlement reportedly included provisions that Suri would not be exposed to Scientology. Cruise was ordered to pay $400,000 per year in child support, but the real prize was freedom. Holmes walked away with her daughter and the right to raise her without the church’s influence. Yet that freedom came with a price: silence. Former Scientologist Leah Remeny, once a close friend of Holmes, has publicly stated that Holmes is “not allowed to have lunch with me anymore.” In interviews, Remeny speculated that Holmes was forced to sign prohibitive documents that could cost her custody of Suri if she violated them. “I keep wondering, why haven’t Katie Holmes or Nicole Kidman spoken out?” Remeny said. “And you can feel the frustration.” The church’s influence on the marriage was pervasive from the start. When Holmes began dating Cruise in 2005, she was reportedly assigned a “handler” — a woman named Jessica Rodriguez who shadowed her everywhere. She was subjected to intensive “auditing” sessions using an E-meter, a device that measures emotional reactions. She was told to stop using the name “Katie” and adopt “Kate” because it sounded stronger. The church allegedly insisted that any children from the marriage be raised as Scientologists — a non-negotiable condition for marrying Cruise. Former members have described a system of constant surveillance. Holmes’s assistants were said to be Scientologists who reported back to church superiors. Her family members who were not part of the church were kept at a distance. Even the household staff — maids, nannies, drivers — were reportedly church members planted to monitor her every move. It was a marriage that, according to insiders, felt more like a contract than a romance. The most chilling aspect involved their daughter Suri.…