The Bold and the Beautiful star Katherine Kelly Lang is opening up about a new chapter in her career, as she continues to expand beyond acting and explore new creative ventures.
Lang spoke with journalist Sarkiya Ranen for The New York Journals about the next phase of her career, including themes of empowerment and the risk she is taking professionally.
During the interview, Lang was asked about the “big fashion year” she previously teased for 2026. “So much is coming,” she said.
She went on to reveal that she is working on a new creative collaboration. “I’m stepping deeper into fashion storytelling, and planning a full collection before summer,” Lang shared.
Lang added that the year ahead represents an important shift for her creatively. “It’s going to be a year where I play in these rooms more and more — not as an observer, but as a creator and contributor,” she said.
She concluded by teasing what’s ahead, “I can’t wait for people to see what’s been brewing behind the scenes.”
Lang is one of two remaining original cast members on The Bold and the Beautiful, along with her co-star John McCook, who plays Eric Forrester.
Lang has appeared on the show consistently since its premiere in 1987 as Brooke Logan. For the role she has won numerous awards, beginning with Best Actress at the Soap Opera Update — MVP Award in 1990.
Last year Lang embarked on a new medium and began working on a fashion film, entitled Beyond the Lens: The Fashion Film, which was released in October 2025.
Lang continues to appear in new episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful. The series continues to air new episodes weekdays on CBS with the episodes streaming weeknights on Paramount Plus.
Viewers can watch The Bold and the Beautiful from the beginning on the new The Bold and the Beautiful ‘BBTV’ streaming service. The platform host over 9,000 episodes, along with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, with new episodes being added.
This story was originally published by Parade on Apr 5, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.