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Character Analysis: Switched At Birth

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“Switched at Birth” season 4 is set to bring a major change in Bay’s romantic life, and the next episode will show her being ready to leave Emmett for good.
In the upcoming episode of Switched at Birth, Vanessa Marano’s character Bay will finally be ready to hook up with Nyle DiMarco’s Garett and forget Emmett (Sean Berdy). However, there are rumors saying the Bay-Garett romance may not have a happy ending, according to Realty Today.
In a recent interview with Talk Nerdy With Us, Marano revealed that her character in Switched at Birth is a “hot mess.” The next season will show Bay trying to piece her life back together and start a new life in California after her breakup with Emmett, who in turn is moving on with a new love in the person of

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