Sarah Drew was cast as Dr. April Kepner in "Grey's Anatomy" in 2009 and was let go from the medical drama series in 2018.

Grey’s Anatomy” alum Sarah Drew recently opened up on the “Call It What It Is” podcast about her departure from ABC’s long-running medical drama series in 2018. Drew, who played Dr. April Kepner for nine seasons,

The actress also tells former co stars Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington which character she was originally asked to play

Grey’s Anatomy vet Sarah Drew is reflecting on her “unceremonious” 2018 departure from the ABC drama, while also clarifying comments she made in the aftermath of her dismissal. Appearing as a guest on the latest episode of the Call It What It Is podcast,

Sarah Drew, the talented actress behind Dr April Kepner, is revisiting her emotional departure from Grey's Anatomy after nine incredible seasons.In 2018, Drew and co-star Jessica Capshaw

Former Grey’s Anatomy star Sarah Drew has spoken out about her unexpected exit from the hit medical drama, describing it as “unceremonious” and “mean.” Drew, who played Dr. April Kepner for nine seasons starting in 2009,

A former Grey’s Anatomy star has reflected on being dropped from the show, calling the way it was handled “mean and unjust”. Sarah Drew first appeared in the long-running medical series as Dr April Kepner in season five and,

Sarah Drew is reflecting on the time she was let go from Grey’s Anatomy after being on the show for nine seasons. Drew played Dr. April Kepner and exited the ABC drama series after Season 14 when her option was not picked up alongside Jessica Capshaw.