Ex-'Bold & The Beautiful' Soap Star Winsor Harmon's Alleged Arrest Is Revealed
Feb. 25 2018, Updated 9:24 p.m. ET
Former The Bold and The Beautiful star Winsor Harmon was reportedly arrested after allegedly getting drunk in his car and peeing in a public park.
According to a website, police sources said the ex-soap opera hunk was arrested last week in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles after onlookers supposedly witnessed him urinating in the park.
Perhaps fittingly, the alleged incident took place in the daytime!
Law enforcement sources claimed to the website that cops were called to the scene and Harmon, 54, was found inside his SUV in the parking lot.
Allegedly, the police discovered empty wine bottles scattered in his vehicle—and Harmon wasn't wearing any pants!
The sources have contended that Harmon -- who played Thorne Forrester for 21 years on the CBS soap before his role was unexpectedly recast in 2017 -- admitted he'd stayed in his SUV overnight.
Cops reportedly arrested him for being drunk in public; Harmon has not yet commented on the alleged incident.
Early on Sunday morning after the news broke, Harmon tweeted a photo of Robert Redford and linked to another post about roosters!
Last November, Harmon told Soap Opera Digest about his shock exit from B & B, in which he was replaced in his role by famed former General Hospital actor Ingo Rademacher, It shocked me."
Harmon claimed it was particularly surprising because B & B executive producer Brad Bell had asked him to attend a fan club event before the ouster and, "I was told there was a storyline coming and then a month later, I got the call from him that he was going to recast the role."
The actor said he wasn't bitter after having spent, "21 years on the No. 1 show in the world." (B &B is hugely popular overseas).
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"I'm a part of history, and I have to be grateful for that," Harmon told Digest in November.
"I can't sit here and say that I'm angry."
Now, however, it's been reported that his activities in the daytime are a lot different!
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