After nearly four decades in the same building, The Bold and the Beautiful has officially closed the doors on its longtime production home — and the emotional shift is affecting more than just the cast and crew. Even The Young and the Restless star Joshua Morrow is feeling the impact.First debuting on CBS on March 23, 1987, The Bold and the Beautiful has been filmed at the iconic Television City lot in Los Angeles for 37 years. The building is more than just a studio — it's where some of the most unforgettable soap moments in television history unfolded: Ridge and Brooke’s roller-coaster romance, shocking betrayals, fashion rivalries, weddings, breakups, and countless cliffhangers that left fans yelling at their screens.But in July, the cast filmed their final episode at the historic location.Thankfully, fans can breathe a sigh of relief — the show isn’t ending.Earlier this year, CBS officially renewed The Bold and the Beautiful for three more seasons, ensuring it will continue through at least 2028, marking its 41st season. The only thing changing is the filming location. Production is now moving to Sunset Las Palmas Studios — a new chapter for the beloved soap.Still, the relocation carries a bittersweet tone, especially for Joshua Morrow.Morrow, best known as Nick Newman on The Young and the Restless, shared an emotional reaction after learning the news. His son, Crew Morrow, joined the cast of B&B in August of last year — marking the first time the father-son duo worked in the same studio complex.For Joshua, that meant unexpected hallway encounters, lunch breaks together, and moments most working parents only dream of.In his interview with Soap Opera Digest, Joshua opened up about the impact of the move:“They just moved their studio and man, I’m heartbroken by it. I absolutely loved seeing him in the hallway and grabbing lunch. Nothing made me feel better as a father than to be able to do that. And then I blink — and they’re gone.”His words reveal something deeper than logistics — a temporary goodbye to a meaningful milestone.While the new location won’t allow the same convenience, fans are hopeful this won’t be the last on-screen connection between the shows — especially given Y&R and B&B’s long-running history of crossover characters and shared storylines.And with Bold and the Beautiful heading into its next era — new studio, new chapters, and renewed seasons — one thing remains certain: the legacy continues.Whether it’s heartbreak, romance, high fashion, or scandal, viewers will still have front-row seats to the chaos and glamour of the Forrester, Logan, and Spencer families — just from a new address.