Former “Grey’s Anatomy” star Sarah Drew has opened up about her departure from the long-running medical drama, revealing a sense of hurt and injustice. In a recent interview, Drew shared that she felt “unceremoniously let go” from the show, describing the experience as “mean and unjust.”

The actress, who played the beloved character of April Kepner for nine seasons, was informed of her dismissal via a phone call, leaving her feeling blindsided and without a proper send-off. “I was just like, ‘Whoa! That’s it?’” she recalled. “There was no conversation, no closure, no thank you. It felt really disrespectful.”

Drew’s departure from “Grey’s Anatomy” sparked controversy among fans, who were dismayed by the abrupt ending of her character’s arc. While the show’s creators later expressed regret over the way they handled her exit, Drew’s honest account highlights the emotional toll of being unceremoniously let go from a show that had become a major part of her life.

Despite the difficult circumstances, Drew has maintained a positive attitude, focusing on her own career and expressing gratitude for the opportunities the show provided. However, her candid words serve as a reminder that even in the glamorous world of television, the realities of the business can be harsh and unforgiving.