FANS SLAM STEFFY AS “ENTITLED BRAT” OVER LUNA SITUATION

Steffy Forrester is feeling the heat from fans after her latest confrontation with Luna Nozawa. The explosive March 10 showdown at the Spencer Estate has viewers taking sides, with many calling Steffy an “entitled brat” for how she’s handling the situation with Finn’s newfound daughter.

When Luna was revealed to be Finn Finnegan’s biological daughter, it added a shocking new dimension to an already complicated situation. But instead of allowing her husband to navigate this new relationship, Steffy has taken control—telling Luna point-blank that Finn wants nothing to do with her and effectively shutting down any hope of father-daughter bonding.

TRAUMA VERSUS CONTROL: WHERE’S THE LINE?

No one can deny that Steffy’s trauma is real. After being kidnapped, locked in a cage, and left to die by Luna, her fear and anger are completely understandable. But fans are questioning whether her actions have crossed from protection into controlling territory.

“Steffy has every right to feel sick about Luna, but speaking for Finn and deciding who he can have a relationship with is where she loses me,” one viewer commented online. Another was more blunt: “She’s acting like an entitled brat who thinks she owns her husband!”

What’s particularly infuriating for many fans is that Steffy isn’t just expressing her own boundaries—she’s dictating Finn’s as well. During their confrontation, Steffy told Luna that Finn wanted nothing to do with her, despite never actually giving him the chance to make that decision for himself.

THE THOMAS DOUBLE STANDARD

The hypocrisy alarm is ringing loud and clear for viewers who point out Steffy’s drastically different approach to family forgiveness when it comes to her brother Thomas Forrester.

Thomas has a complicated history that includes manipulation, lying, and even possible involvement in Emma Barber’s death. Yet he was forgiven, welcomed back into the family fold, and given multiple second chances after therapy.

Meanwhile, Luna—whose crimes were admittedly more severe—is completely shut out, with Steffy actively working to ensure she remains isolated from her father. This double standard has fans crying foul.

“One set of rules for Thomas, another for Luna,” a fan pointed out. “Classic entitled Forrester behavior.”

FINN CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE

While Steffy controls the narrative, Finn finds himself in an impossible position. Torn between loyalty to his traumatized wife and natural curiosity about his biological daughter, he’s been notably silent on what HE actually wants.

“Finn needs to grow a backbone and make his own decisions,” one frustrated viewer commented. “I get standing by your wife, but this is his DAUGHTER. Steffy doesn’t get to dictate that relationship.”

The question on everyone’s mind: When will Finn finally speak up? And if he does choose to pursue a relationship with Luna despite Steffy’s objections, what will that mean for their marriage?

FANS DIVIDED: ENTITLED OR ENTITLED TO HER FEELINGS?

Not everyone sees Steffy’s behavior as problematic. Many fans staunchly defend her right to protect herself and her family from someone who has proven to be dangerous.

“If someone tried to kill me, I wouldn’t want them anywhere near my family either,” one supporter argued. “Steffy isn’t being entitled—she’s being smart.”

Others point out that Luna’s crimes far exceed anything Thomas did, making the comparison unfair. “Thomas never kidnapped anyone or committed murder,” a fan noted. “Steffy’s reaction is proportional to the threat Luna poses.”

WHAT’S NEXT FOR THIS FAMILY TRIANGLE?

As tensions continue to rise, all eyes are on what happens next. Will Finn finally assert himself and make his own decisions about Luna? Can Steffy find a way to process her trauma without controlling everyone around her? Or is Luna truly beyond redemption, making Steffy’s stance the right one?

One thing’s certain—this family drama is far from over. With Luna now pardoned and determined to build a relationship with her father, and Steffy equally determined to prevent it, something has to give.

The question is: whose desires will ultimately win out in this explosive family triangle?