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Ellen Pompeo has dropped the bomb that ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ fans must have been dreading – the long-running show looks like its end is in sight.

Now in its 14th season, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ showrunner and creator Shonda Rhimes has previously said that the long-running show will go on as long as the ABC network and its main star Pompeo want it to. However, in a new interview, Pompeo, who plays Meredith Grey, revealed that the brain-trust behind the show is now thinking about winding things down in the future.

“We’re getting there. Shonda and I will make that decision together,” she told Us Weekly.

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Following a report that suggested that her recent pay hike had caused ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ to make cast cutbacks elsewhere, Ellen Pompeo has hit back to put the record straight.

On Thursday (March 8th), Deadline had published a story that revealed that ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ regulars Sarah Drew and Jessica Capshaw would both be departing at the end of the current 14th season.

Back in January this year, Pompeo inked a new deal with according to their report, “the decision not to bring back Capshaw and Drew comes on the heels of the blockbuster new Pompeo pact that gave her a significant salary increase, paying her as much as $20 million a year.”

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Ellen Pompeo has admitted that she made her decision to stay with the show based on her age, and says that re-watching the pilot episode of the medical drama recently and seeing herself “age on TV is miserable”.

The long-running ABC series is returning for its 13th season later this year, and its ever-present star Pompeo, 46, has spoken to People magazine about what it’s been like to stay on the show so long. She revealed that she might have decided to quit the programme as much as ten years ago if it hadn’t been for her age.

“My decision to stay on ‘Grey’s’ was based solely on age,” the Meredith Grey actress said. “At 33, I was wise enough to know my clock was already ticking in Hollywood.”

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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Ellen Pompeo has opened up on the exit of her co-star Patrick Dempsey, who played her husband Dr. Derek Shepherd on the ABC series. Appearing on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ on Monday (April 25th) Pompeo joked: “It’s amazing how much you get done without a penis.”

Ellen Pompeo has spoken about the exit of her ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ co-star Patrick Dempsey.

Speaking about the show’s current 12th season DeGeneres told Pompeo: "It's doing very, very well. That’s amazing. And everybody thought because Patrick was leaving that it wouldn’t do well, but it’s doing very well.”

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Wether you got to watch it first or you had the internet spoil it for you, Thursday’s episode of ‘Grey Anatomy’ featured one of the most shocking twists in TV history, a main character death that no one saw coming. Spoiler alert; this one’s going to be tough.

McDreamy no more, Patrick Dempsey

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, actor Patrick Dempsey who played doctor Derek Shepherd for 10 years on the ABC drama, tried to give some insight into the shocking decision to kill of the fan favourite character.

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Congratulations are in order for ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ star Ellen Pompeo and her husband Chris Ivery, who welcomed a daughter via surrogate two weeks ago. The actress made the surprise announcement just hours before her appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' where she spoke in-depth about the experience. 

Ellen Pompeo is celebrating the birth of her second child

Pompeo and her husband Chris Ivery, who have been married since 2007, are no strangers to keeping big secrets. As the actress reminded the chat show host, "The mayor of New York City married us, and I kept that a secret for five days, too.” Adding, "I've done it before. The covert thing is kind of fun. This baby was born via surrogate, so I felt an obligation to keep the surrogate's privacy. That was of utmost importance to me.”

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Deborah Ann Woll has been cast as Karen Page, Daredevil's love interest, in an upcoming Netflix and Marvel adaptation of the famous superhero. Woll is best known for playing Jessica on HBO's True Blood and will star opposite Charlie Cox (Boardwalk Empire) in the upcoming drama.

Deborah Ann Woll has been cast as Karen Page.

Read More: In The Crazy World Of Marvel Casting Choices, Charlie Cox Is The New Daredevil. 

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Drama rules on Grey’s Anatomy – so much so, that quite a lot of it appears to have crossed over from the screen to the actual set, Grey’s star Ellen Pompeo revealed in a recent interview with The New York Post. The Post caught up with Ellen Pompeo and the rest of the Grey’s cast (or what remains of it, at least) on set for the TV drama’s 200th episode, which also happens to be a party – on screen, as well as in real life.

Pompeo has tried to steer clear of the drama, surrounding some cast members' departures.

Creator Shonda Rimes, the cast and crew do have a lot to celebrate – over its 200 episodes, Grey’s has become a television staple, up there in the bastion with shows like Friends and CSI: Miami. But success didn’t come without plenty of growing pains, and star Ellen Pompeo, who plays Dr. Meredith Grey on the show, finally let the word out on how and why a lot of the cast drama happened – particularly with Katherine Heigl, who played Dr Izzie Stevens on Grey’s Anatomy.

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Sandra Oh has announced she will be leaving Grey's Anatomy. Season ten of the show will air in September of this year and Oh will be leaving the medical drama at the end of the upcoming season, due to be aired next spring. 

Sandra Oh at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Presents 'Welcome To Shondaland': An Evening With Shonda Rhimes & Friends, in North Hollywood.

Oh has played Dr Cristina Yang since the show's premiere in 2005, however, after 8 years in the role she has decided to move on. On the subject of leaving the show, Oh told The Hollywood Reporter when they broke the news yesterday (13 August) that "it's been a great privilege to play the character of Cristina Yang." She continued by saying, "I am both sad and excited to see where this, her [Oh's character Yang] final season, will take her."

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