News about Caterina Scorsone

After being renewed for season 21, Grey's Anatomy is expected to return to primetime television on ABC. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the hit medical drama, which first appeared nearly 20 years ago in 2005, is now under the care of showrunner Meg Marinis, who took on the lead role in the show's new 20th season. Marinis appeared in Grey's Anatomy's third season as a writer's production assistant and then moved up over the years.

Caterina Scorsone revealed on Monday that her house was gutted after a devastating fire that killed her four dogs and almost claimed the lives of herself and her three young children. In recent aerial photos, the Grey's Anatomy actor's burning house on Pasadena's Poppy Peak Drive has been shown. Following the actress's admission of the internal fire, the new photos reveal the areas on the roof where it seems to have caved in from the fire.

Caterina Scorsone, a Grey's Anatomy actress, has revealed that her animals died after her house burned down. The 41-year-old actress took to Instagram on Monday to discuss the tragic series of events in which her beloved animals died and her family was almost killed. Scorsone posted a series of photographs illustrating the fire, as well as a collection of photographs of her four dogs that died in the fire.

Variety announced on Friday that Grey's Anatomy had been revived for a twentieth season at ABC. The series, which will soon say goodbye to Dr. Maggie Pierce, has been the longest running primetime medical drama in television history during its run. Executive producer Meg Marinis would also be the showrunner of the forthcoming film, according to the magazine.