“Grey’s Anatomy: Teddy’s Raw Confession Pushes Open Marriage with Owen to the Brink”

Note: Major plot details from Grey’s Anatomy’s April 3 installment are revealed below.

Days after agreeing to an open relationship, Teddy Altman (Kim Raver) and Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd) found themselves entangled in separate romantic entanglements.

During the latest _Grey’s Anatomy_ episode, Teddy encountered physician Cass Beckman (Sophia Bush) at a healthcare symposium. Cass volunteered to assist Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) with developing a residency initiative for OB/GYNs from regions enforcing stringent abortion laws. Her description of the initiative as “a shining light in dark times” captivated Teddy.

After acknowledging Cass had salvaged the presentation, Teddy impulsively suggested, “Should we ditch the remaining sessions?”

Moments later, Teddy confessed feeling sexually drawn to Cass before being interrupted by Bailey’s arrival. “I told you I干部’d reach out once I sorted through my emotions—and here I am,” Teddy admitted.

Their escalating encounter paused when Teddy suddenly withdrew: “This feels dishonest to Owen. Was your initial open marriage phase this confusing?”

“Freedom revived our stagnant union,” Cass responded bluntly about her past relationship.

Overwhelmed, Teddy tearfully concluded: “This won’t heal our issues. I can’t continue.”

Unexpected Reconnections

Owen pursued his own path when longtime friend Nora (Floriana Lima) arrived at Grey Sloan Memorial with her pregnancy-complicated companion Liz, who needed emergency care before their high school reunion.

Expressing hesitation due to prior romantic tension, Nora questioned whether seeking help elsewhere might be wiser—but Owen assured her: “This visit is strictly professional.”

Post-treatment, Liz persuaded Nora to attend the event on her behalf while she recovered. Unexpectedly, Owen offered chaperoning: “Our marriage allows outside connections now.”

Later that evening, Owen ignored Teddy’s texts during his liaison with Nora.

Memory and Deception

Elsewhere, Benson “Blue” Kwan (Harry Shum Jr.) faced turmoil as ex-fiancée Molly (Dianne Doan) prepared for radical brain surgery to potentially restore memories lost in an accident.

Blue confronted Molly’s current partner Dave after an unexpected hospital visit. Shockingly, Dave revealed: “She’s withheld critical information from you.”

He disclosed Molly’s post-accident struggles: “When memory treatments failed, she collapsed emotionally. Her family pushed for psychiatric intervention.”

Though stunned, Blue asserted: “She chose me—accept it.” Later, he cautioned surgeons about the procedure’s slim success rate and urged Simone (Alexis Floyd) to temper Amelia’s (Caterina Scorsone) surgical boldness.

During the operation, Simone and Amelia clashed over seizure risks. Though stimulation briefly surfaced Molly’s memories—revealing Dave, not Blue, as their focus—Blue insisted: “Our future doesn’t require the past.”

His resolve crumbled upon learning Molly lied about reconciling with her parents. “You’re chasing illusions using our relationship,” he accused. When pressed if she stayed solely to recover memories, Molly reluctantly conceded uncertainty.

Simone later apologized for challenging Amelia, who sternly warned: “Your potential doesn outweigh my experience. Keep personal biases from my operating theater.”

Professional Crossroads

Meanwhile, Nick Marsh (Scott Speedman), Richard Webber (James Pickens Jr.), Ben Warren (Jason George), and Lucas Adams (Niko Terho) treated Allen, a patient whose third transplanted kidney failed due to clotting.

Post-surgery, Lucas—having excelled in the OR—asked Nick about repeating his internship: “My skills match my peers, yet one mistake jeopardizes everything.”

Richard offered grim honesty: “Catherine Fox (Debbie Allen) rarely reverses decisions without irrefutable reasons—which you lack.”

Grey’s Anatomy airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET on ABC.