On Thursday, Callie made Arizona's infidelity public knowledge and took things a step further when she moved out of the couple's home and took their young daughter with her.
"Callie decides she needs space and she can't deal with all of these feelings. She's reactive and acting out, and part of the way that she finds solace is to move out of their apartment," Ramirez told The Hollywood Reporter during a recent visit to Grey's Anatomy's Hollywood set. "Initially, she's looking to get some space and to breathe because she's dealing with her own emotions and reactions to what happened. She's dealing with Arizona trying to engage her about it. In the midst of work and the other stresses the last thing she needs is to have somebody over her shoulder wanting to engage about it."
Callie's decision -- while not permanent (as Ramirez notes Callie didn't completely move out of their home) -- leaves Arizona angry and in tears that she will only have custody every other two days until the couple can find a more permanent solution.
"Callie is trying to juggle how to trust Arizona with Sofia," Ramirez explains. "Obviously, there's custody to think about. You have to figure out how you're going to share your child with her other mother in the midst of all this anger. That's tough. Callie's having a hard time being selfless; she's being selfish and she's trying to be a good mother because ultimately she doesn't trust Arizona anymore."
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"Callie decides she needs space and she can't deal with all of these feelings. She's reactive and acting out, and part of the way that she finds solace is to move out of their apartment," Ramirez told The Hollywood Reporter during a recent visit to Grey's Anatomy's Hollywood set. "Initially, she's looking to get some space and to breathe because she's dealing with her own emotions and reactions to what happened. She's dealing with Arizona trying to engage her about it. In the midst of work and the other stresses the last thing she needs is to have somebody over her shoulder wanting to engage about it."
Callie's decision -- while not permanent (as Ramirez notes Callie didn't completely move out of their home) -- leaves Arizona angry and in tears that she will only have custody every other two days until the couple can find a more permanent solution.
"Callie is trying to juggle how to trust Arizona with Sofia," Ramirez explains. "Obviously, there's custody to think about. You have to figure out how you're going to share your child with her other mother in the midst of all this anger. That's tough. Callie's having a hard time being selfless; she's being selfish and she's trying to be a good mother because ultimately she doesn't trust Arizona anymore."
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