Vanessa Marano

The ‘Switched At Birth’ series finale was full of heartwarming moments and lots of tears. The show may be over, but could it come back in the form of a revival? HollywoodLife.com talked EXCLUSIVELY with Vanessa Marano and Katie Leclerc about the possibility!

The ‘Switched At Birth’ series finale featured Bay making a tough decision about her career and her relationship with Travis. HollywoodLife.com got the EXCLUSIVE scoop from Vanessa Marano about Bay’s decision and that last scene between Bay and Emmett!

Get ready for more April Nardini! Vanessa Marano, who played Luke’s daughter on the long-running series, is the latest cast member to return for the ‘Gilmore Girls’ revival series.

Whether you like it or not, April Nardini is coming back for the Gilmore Girls revival. Vanessa Marano is confirmed to reprise her role as Luke’s daughter in the highly-anticipated revival. April is widely known by fans as the person who broke up fan favorite couple Luke and Lorelai.

With all of the gorgeous men on ‘Switched At Birth,’ it’s surprising that Vanessa Marano would still be single! However, she told HollywoodLife.com on our podcast that it’s because she’s never going to date an actor!

Never say never, Vanessa Marano! At 22, the Switched At Birth star doesn’t have much time for dating — and she’s not about to date a costar. While she agreed they have adorable men coming in and out (yes, I’m looking at you Lucas Grabeel), she always follows the word of her mom: no dating actors!

It’s graduation day on ‘Switched At Birth’ and we’ve got your EXCLUSIVE sneak peek! Many changes are on the horizon, and as if college isn’t enough, shocking news hits the high school commencement on the Season 3 finale.

Graduation means a whole new chapter of life for everyone on Switched At Birth, especially Bay (Vanessa Marano) and Emmett (Sean Berdy). Will they be able to stick together or will college break them apart? Click to WATCH!

Will Ty’s return crush any hope for a Bay-Emmett reunion? Vanessa gives HollywoodLife.com the scoop!

Switched At Birth returns with all-new episodes June 10, and if there’s one word to describe Bay’s upcoming relationship drama, it would definitely be “Love Is A Battlefield.” Ty (Blair Redford) returns from the Army, and while Bay is happy to see him, Vanessa Marano tells HollywoodLife.com to expect major “complications.”

Watch our for interviews with Katie Leclerc & Vanessa Marano for major season two spoilers!

Switched at Birth ended its first season with a huge baby bombshell — Angelo (Gilles Marini) may have fathered another child — and now it’s time to get some answers. The second season kicks off at 8 p.m. tonight on ABC Family, and the stars tells HollywoodLife.com to expect fireworks, especially when it comes to Angelo’s little surprise.

HollywoodLife.com got an early look at tonight’s ‘Switched At Birth’ season finale & we’ve got a few secrets to share.

The seemingly never-ending first season of ABC Family’s Switched At Birth — seriously, 40 episodes! — comes to a close Oct. 22, and the only thing more intense than the characters’ on-screen meltdowns will be the viewers’ meltdowns watching from home. The season finale is that crazy.