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Grown-ish is airing the primary half of its last season, and one forged member is able to say goodbye to his character, even when it’s bittersweet.
Marcus Scribner (above, proper) stars within the Freeform collection as Andre Johnson Jr., and he introduced his character from the Black-ish collection on ABC. He has portrayed his character for the final ten years and has grown rather a lot throughout that point.
Yara Shahidi, Trevor Jackson, Diggy Simmons, and Daniella Perkins additionally star within the collection, which now follows Andre as he attends Cal U. Season six could have him making some huge selections about his life and his future.
Scribner mentioned the next concerning the Freeform collection ending, per ET Online:
“They’re forcing me to say goodbye once more! Simply an excessive amount of heartbreak 12 months after 12 months. I’ve been taking part in this character for 10 years; he’s an awesome man, I like the dude. And I’m excited for the place Junior has been in a position to take issues. I by no means might have imagined once we began Black-ish that that is the place the character would find yourself. So I’m very grateful and simply proud of the place he’s gone, and I’m like, ‘OK, it’s time to say goodbye.’
I’m gonna miss my crew, my forged, the those who I’ve recognized for years and years [who have] turn out to be like a household to me at this level. It seems like I’m graduating once more.”
As for the impression the Black-ish franchise has had, Scribner mentioned the next:
“It’s surreal. We went to the Nationwide Museum of African American Historical past and Tradition, and we had like a bit Black-ish installment put up there. Like, what? Are you kidding me? My grandma was like, ‘I get to see you in a museum.’ And I used to be like, ‘I do know. That’s insane.’ It’s nuts. I might by no means have imagined that that is the place it will’ve gone. If you happen to would’ve advised 13-year-old little Marcus, operating to the bus to make it to this Black-ish audition, that it was gonna change [his] life, I wouldn’t have believed you.
However right here we’re, and I’m so pleased with all of the artwork that we’ve made and the tales that we’ve been in a position to inform, and I’m grateful for all of the individuals who have allowed our household into their houses and their conversations. I’m very, very grateful.”
Grown-ish is presently airing on Wednesday nights on Freeform.
What do you think? Are you unhappy to see this franchise finish?
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