Jake Borelli Reflects on Leaving 'Grey's Anatomy' and LGBTQ Representation

After eight seasons, Borelli discusses his journey with his character Levi Schmitt and the impact on his personal life.

Jake Borelli portrayed Levi Schmitt, the first openly gay male series regular on 'Grey's Anatomy', for eight seasons.
Borelli initially hesitated to accept Levi's coming-out storyline due to fears about his own public coming out.
He credits his role as Levi with helping him embrace his identity and connect with the LGBTQ community.
Borelli's departure from the show follows Levi's decision to pursue a new career opportunity in Texas.
The actor remains hopeful about returning to 'Grey's Anatomy' in the future, reflecting on the meaningful relationships he formed on set.