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Analysis Of Grey's Anatomy
Season 12 of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ is about to wrap up as only two more episodes are left. But viewers can expect a lot in this short span of time and if you are a fan of Alex and Jo, you should brace for some bad news.
If actress Ellen Pompeo’s (she plays Meredith) words are any indication, the couple is heading for a split. In her interview, she said that things are not good between them and Jo is pushing him away. She added that there is a big Alex and Jo situation happening that will shed light on why they have not gotten together yet.
Notably, Alex and Jo have gone through their fair share of ups and downs. Her unwillingness to get married and his efforts at proposing her have caused a good deal of troubles and now that Meredith is single again,

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