Sarah Drew has hinted that her appearance in Season 17 of Grey's Anatomy might not be her last. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the actress expressed her willingness to return to the popular medical drama. Although she is not scheduled to guest star in Season 18, Drew revealed that she wouldn't turn down a role for the show's 19th season if it was offered to her.

Drew, who portrayed Dr. April Kepner on the show, shared her positive experience returning to the set. She described it as a warm and welcoming environment, and she felt like she was closing her story in a satisfying way.

Despite her departure from the show, Drew emphasized her deep connection to Grey's Anatomy, stating that it will always have her heart and that the cast and crew will always be her family.

While her character's relationship with Dr. Jackson Avery, played by Jesse Williams, ended on the show, Drew revealed that they remain friends in real life. She even expressed her excitement about Williams' upcoming Broadway debut and hoped that her schedule would allow her to attend the show and support him.

Drew has previously expressed her admiration for Williams, highlighting their great working relationship and friendship. She emphasized how easy it was to act alongside him, as they had years of experience and understanding of each other's acting styles.

As a former doctor on Grey's Anatomy, Sarah Drew's potential return to the show has fans excited and eagerly waiting to see if she will make a comeback in the future seasons.