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After a two year hiatus, Outdaughtered has returned to TLC with a brand new season about the Busby family and their six daughters. Parents Danielle and Adam decided a break was necessary after they struggled to film through the COVID-19 pandemic; and as such the family took the break to spend time together as a family without the cameras and to address Danielle’s health issues. Viewers are happy to see the family back on TV after what was hopefully a restorative hiatus, but they were quick to notice the absence of one family member.

It’s safe to say that Grey’s Anatomy fans are still in shock over the news that Sarah Drew (who plays April Kepner) is exiting the series now that Season 14 is officially over. Viewers met the doctor when she began working at the now renamed Seattle Grace-Mercy West Hospital during Season 6. A once insecure (and semi annoying) surgical resident blossomed into a fierce trauma surgeon. So, why does a fan-favorite character like April Kepner have to leave the series?

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For so many people during quarantine, the numbers on the scale have fluctuated, and that's okay. It's natural: There have been so many changes we've all been through in the past less than two years, and with constant change, bodies change too. Plus, the American Institute of Stress confirms that there's a correlation between spikes in the stress hormone cortisol (which have been plentiful for a lot of people lately) and weight gain, specifically increases in belly fat.