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“Grey’s Anatomy” Season 12, Spoilers: Callie-Arizona Battle Prompts April and Jackson to Come Together
This season of “Grey’s Anatomy” has not been easy on the couples as most had to go through heartbreaks, tension and drama. And with the mother of all couple battles, Callie-Arizona custody war for Sofia, ending on a nasty note, fans feel quite dejected.
But all hope is not lost yet as there are still two episodes to go in the current season and if you believe the buzz around the show, it is likely to bring April and Jackson together. The bitter fight for Sofia will make the duo think about their broken relationship and kid.
It is being speculated that they will ponder over coming back together to start a family with their unborn baby. Talking

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