Jesse Williams made his first appearance on “Grey’s Anatomy” in 2009 in the sixth season as plastic surgeon Dr. Jackson Avery. In the next season he became one of the main characters. Now he is leaving the series after a total of 12 seasons, reports several US media with reference to a message from the broadcaster ABC. His final episode, entitled “Tradition”, will air on US television on May 20.
The actor, who last appeared in the Amazon series “Little Fires Everywhere”, was deeply grateful for his time on the set: “As an actor, director and person, I have been incredibly lucky to learn so much from so many “, he is quoted on” hollywoodreporter.com “. “The experience and perseverance gained in creating nearly 300 hours of world-class television is a great gift that I will always carry with me.”
Reunion of Dr. Jackson Avery with his great love April
According to “people.com”, those responsible then came up with something special for his last scenes in the series: The devastating consequences of the corona pandemic are causing Dr. Avery has a crisis of meaning and he decides not to run away anymore and to face his life’s tasks. One of them is finally joining his mother’s family-owned foundation, the Catherine Fox Foundation. But he has to move from Seattle, where the fictional Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital is located, to Boston, which he is now tackling.
But first he has to face another, much more important task: He finally has to take responsibility for his now three-year-old daughter Harriet, whom he and his ex Dr. April Kepner (Sarah Drew, 40) has. He had separated from her, whereupon this Matthew Taylor (Justin Bruening, 41) said yes.
Still, his plan is to take April and Harriet with him to Boston. When he tries to persuade his former great love to come to Boston along with their family – including Matthew – so that he can be a good father to his daughter – in contrast to his father, whom he blames for his fears of commitment – April reveals to him that she broke up with Matthew a long time ago. What a happy coincidence! Then nothing stands in the way of their happy ending and despite the sad farewell to Dr. Jackson Avery is now happy with him.
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