ABC

"Grey's Anatomy's" Jesse Williams and Sarah Drew

[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday's "I Was Made for Lovin' You" episode of Grey's Anatomy.]

While Meredith and Derek celebrated happy news, April and Jackson -- as well as Cristina and Owen -- each suffered major hurdles in their respective relationships during Thursday's Grey's Anatomy.

For Meredith and Derek, the news was good -- she's pregnant! -- but nervous considering this isn't the first time she's been through the process. Cristina and Owen, meanwhile, suffered a major blow when he asks for a divorce after realizing the airline attorneys think the lawsuit will be dismissed because of his conflict of interest with Cristina. While he's clearly doing it out of love for her -- so she can receive the plane crash settlement money -- there's still hope for the duo, unlike Jackson and April.

While Mer and Der celebrated the pregnancy news (our fingers crossed for the tortured couple!), April had the opposite reaction when the unmarried and devout Christian feared she was with child. Naturally caught off-guard by the news, Jackson (Jesse Williams) professes his love for April (Sarah Drew) and declares he's "in" -- as she's more than a casual affair and proposes they get married and start a family, fulfilling April's dream of being "mint to be."

PHOTOS: TV's Leg Up: Amputation Getting Its Hollywood Moment

However, after April celebrates that she dodged a bullet and doesn't have to have a shotgun wedding when she learns she's not pregnant, Jackson takes it personally and opts instead to go the opposite of all in and breaks off the longtime friends' romantic relationship for good (at least for now).

The Hollywood Reporter hit the Hollywood set of the ABC medical drama on Wednesday and got the scoop from Drew and Williams about what's next for the cursed couple.

The Hollywood Reporter: Is there hope for April and Jackson as a couple in the long-term? Jesse Williams: I think so, definitely. It certainly makes it much more interesting and gives it some terrain. This season gives something that started off as really simple with a lot of bumps in the road and this gives them something to miss if they are separate. At the end of this episode, there's just a lot of "could have, would have, should have." There's a lot of ways this could have gone, which leaves you second-guessing and gives you a lot of room to kind of reflect.

View original post here:
'Grey's Anatomy' Postmortem: Sarah Drew and Jesse Williams Talk April and Jackson's Future