Jesse Williams On ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Exit, What He Envisions For Jackson (& Japril) And Whether He May Return

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The current season of “Grey’s Anatomy” — its 17th — has certainly been eventful, with cast members old and new coming and going all season long.

In a recent, virtual appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, James Corden touched on the return of Carpool Karaoke, amid easing Covid-19 health and safety protocols in Los Angeles.

Grey’s Anatomy doesn’t look like it’s ending any time soon, but that doesn’t mean the original cast is going to be sticking around. Jesse Williams, who plays Dr Jackson Avery, is the latest actor to bid farewell to the medical drama.

Jesse Williams may be leaving “Grey’s Anatomy”, but his character Jackson Avery might not be gone forever.

Saying goodbye. Jesse Williams had a say in how his character, Dr. Jackson Avery, exited Grey’s Anatomy this month after 12 seasons.

Jesse Williams is opening up about his future with Grey’s Anatomy after his final episode on the show aired last night.

SPOILER ALERT: This post includes information about the latest episode of Grey’s Anatomy, “Tradition.”

Fans have been warned that they’ll be saying goodbye to Jesse Williams in the May 20 edition of “Grey’s Anatomy”, but news has emerged that Williams isn’t the only cast member exiting the show in the episode.

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes a detail about the May 20 episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

Ellise Shafer administratorVance Joy’s first solo single in over three years, “Missing Piece,” is setting the tone for Dr. Jackson Avery’s farewell to “Grey’s Anatomy” during tonight’s episode.As was revealed on May 6, the third-to-last episode of the hit ABC show’s 17th season will see the exit of Dr.

Grey's Anatomy stars Jesse Williams and Sarah Drew sent their fans into a frenzy when they reunited on the show. Later, in an Instagram Live session the two stars also discussed the fate of April Kepner and Jackson Avery and if there ever could be a possibility of a spin-off series.

Grey's Anatomy stars Sarah Drew and Jesse Williams' characters April Kepner and Jackson Avery recently reunited on the show's latest episode. The Japril (Jackson-April) reunion was long-awaited by fans who could hardly contain their emotions as they watched the show's beloved couple together once again.

Grey’s Anatomy fans were hit with a ton of emotions during this week’s episode that revealed that Jesse Williams would be leaving the show before the end of the season.

Ready for more Japril! Sarah Drew is on board with the idea of a possible Grey’s Anatomy spinoff following her character, April Kepner, and Jesse Williams’ Jackson Avery.

Sarah Drew returned to “Grey’s Anatomy” for the May 6 episode, reprising her role as April Kepner to reunite with ex-husband Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams).

While Grey’s Anatomy will lose one of it own with Jesse William’s bittersweet exit, Sarah Drew said that the two lovers-turned-exes have a “beautiful” future in Boston ahead of them.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the Thursday, May 6, episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

"Grey's Anatomy" actor Jesse Williams is exiting the ABC series after 12 seasons. Williams' last episode as Dr.