The Bold and the Beautiful is starting an exciting new chapter with a move to the iconic Sunset Las Palmas Studios, and veteran star Don Diamont, who has been with the soap since 2009, shared his excitement with fans through Instagram photos. This change marks the end of a 38-year era at CBS Television Studios and the beginning of a fresh, historic journey for the legendary daytime drama.

A New Home for B&B

In a post celebrating the first day of filming at the new studio, Diamont shared a photo with his TV son, Crew Morrow (Will), and expressed his enthusiasm for the move. “The Bold and the Beautiful’s first shooting day at our incredible new home, Sunset Las Palmas Studios,” Diamont wrote. He continued, saying, “This legendary lot was founded in 1919, and numerous motion picture and television productions have been shot here since.” For the actor, it feels like stepping back in time while moving forward with a new, exciting future.

A Legendary Studio with History

The Sunset Las Palmas Studios has a rich history, having been the site of countless iconic films and TV shows over the years. Diamont referred to it as a “pretty special place,” with a sense of nostalgia and excitement as the soap enters a new era. In addition to visiting the new studio, Diamont also made a stop at another legendary spot nearby, The Formosa Café, for some takeout on his way home, further embracing the rich history of the neighborhood.

Castmates Share Their Thoughts on the Move

Diamont’s castmates have also expressed their thoughts on the relocation. John McCook (Eric) shared a nostalgic post from his nearly empty dressing room, remarking on how the new studio would allow the show to “rebuild, refresh and enlarge our sets, bringing back the old glitz and glamour.” Ashley Jones, who has played both Bridget on B&B and Megan on The Young and the Restless, posted an emotional video as she walked through the halls of the studio, reflecting on her long history with the network.