'Grey's Anatomy' Star Ditches Seattle for Monte Carlo in Handsome New Red Carpet Shot first appeared on Parade on Jun 17, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 17, 2025, where it first appeared. The actress paid tribute to the beloved sitcom while making her personal announcement.

When Grey’s Anatomy returns for Season 22 this fall, there may be reason for fans to grieve another character loss. There were several surgeons in danger of being in the blast zone of the giant explosion that took place in the Season 21 finale of the medical drama — with some doctors in more apparent peril than others.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan tells PEOPLE he was offered parts in movies, including 'P.S. I Love You' and 'Watchmen,' after his breakthrough performance as the dreamy heart transplant patient on ABC's hit medical drama 'Grey's Anatomy.

After a successful run on ABC, Season 21 of the longest-running primetime medical drama will be dropping on Netflix this weekend. Season 21 of "Grey's Anatomy" picks up after a messy Season 20 finale,

Grey’s Anatomy fans have been left tears as award-winning actress, Sandra Oh, who played Dr Cristina Yang on the ABC show, becomes a doctor ‘for real’.

Grey’s Anatomy has featured some impressive guest stars come through over the last 21 seasons, and that likely won't change when Season 22 premieres on the 2025 TV schedule this fall. There are likely loads of celebs that are probably on everyone’s guest-star wish list,

Sandra Oh gave the commencement address at Dartmouth College on June 15, where she spoke to graduates about what a great learning experience it can be to live with discomfort. That’s something she apparently got from Grey’s Anatomy, which she said was one of the most beneficial but challenging decades of her life. Oh continued (via EW ):

Delivering a commencement speech at Dartmouth College, the actress said her "Grey's" tenure marked "one of the most challenging decades of my life."