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Laura Marano arranged a little Switched at Birth reunion last weekend!

The 24-year-old has been on a virtual tour throughout October, taking place every Saturday, and her latest concert also featured SAB stars Katie LeClerc, Vanessa Marano and Ryan Lane doing ASL to her song “Something to Believe In.”

“Thank you @ryanlane_official @brianmikecole @katieleclerc @vanessamarano for doing this BEAUTIFUL ASL version of Something to Believe In!!!! I asked them to do it as part of my show last Saturday, but I wanted to share it here too because it’s just so beautiful 🥺❤️✨,” Laura captioned a clip on her Instagram.

“Something to Believe In” is one of the brand new songs from Laura‘s new EP You, which came out earlier this month.

Laura has one more concert left on her virtual tour this Saturday (October 24), and there are still tickets available. CLICK HERE to purchase your ticket now!

Click inside to listen to “Something to Believe In” in full and read all the lyrics… More Here! »

If you watched the series finale of Switched at Birth last night, you know that there really wasn’t a true happy ending for the Bay-Travis-Emmett triangle that has been going on for two season.

Some fans are 100% behind Bemmett, and others are for Travis and Bay…either way, creator Lizzy Weiss knows that Bay and Emmett weren’t going to end up together.

“It would have been hard to get them back together,” she shared with THR after the finale episode. “I do think there is a jerking around of the fans and the triangle that, at some point, has to stop.”

So, if the series had more episodes, would Emmett and Bay have ended up together? “I don’t think so. This felt right for where the characters ended up.”

Lizzy adds, “The truth of the story is, the past five seasons ended with Bay not being able to go back; she wanted to go forward. Which isn’t to say that Emmett isn’t a huge part of who she is.

“That will be a controversy, I’m sure, but there’s also a lot of die-hard Bay and Travis fans. You’re never going to win with everyone, and we were quite aware of that.”

So, are you a Bay & Emmett fan or Bay & Travis fan?

Let’s just say it — Switched at Birth left us with a pretty major cliffhanger about Bay and Travis.

We mean, she just UP AND LEFT FOR CHINA OF ALL PLACES!

JJJ recently caught up with Vanessa Marano, where she spilled at just where we are at with the potential couple to be.

“We’ll see them together this season,” she teases. “Where we left off with Bay, she was exactly sure if she was going to say yes to Travis, or not. I love Ryan Lane, so I love Travis. I’m excited that he got quite the storyline on his plate.”

Vanessa continues, “Emmett kind of gives her his blessing to say yes, but she just kind of made this radical decision to be like ‘Ha! I’m just gonna go to China and not deal with this right now. La la la la la.’ It’s like a close my eyes and it’s not there situation.”

But looking at the first episode description, Bay and swister Daphne (Katie Leclerc) are called back for a family “emergency”.

“That’s the first thing that gets resolved in our first episode is whether or not she’ll say yes to Travis or not. That forms the season of what will happen with her relationship with Emmett.”

Vanessa adds, “I think the whole Emmett thing will take a turn that no one will see coming. It might be obvious to some people on what’s going to happen with him, or it might be totally out of left field. I feel like they really were placing a little trail of breadcrumbs which leads to his storyline this season.”

Switched at Birth returns on January 31st on Freefrom.

Grab the tissues – Switched at Birth has officially wrapped filming.

Katie Leclerc took to Instagram to share a sweet group photo with her co-stars Vanessa Marano, Ryan Lane, Rachel Shenton, Lucas Grabeel, D.W. Moffett, and Constance Marie.

“These are my favorite people on our final day of filming. #switchedatbirth #family #love,” Katie captioned it.

D.W. also posted a photo, writing, “Last day at #switchedatbirth base camp. My hair is experiencing the winds of change. Big time. #lovedmyjob #farewell”

Check out more final Switched at Birth filming photos below!

Bay (Vanessa Marano) and Travis (Ryan Lane) put on a show to make Emmett (Sean Berdy) jealous in this new sneak peek of Switched at Birth.

In “Instead of Damning the Darkness, It’s Better to Light a Little Lantern,” Daphne (Katie Leclerc), Bay, and Travis celebrate spring break with a volunteer trip to rural Mexico with Melody (Marlee Matlin) to distribute hearing aids to underprivileged locals.

However, lines are crossed when Daphne makes an unexpected connection with a fellow volunteer and Bay’s passionate anger toward Emmett gets the better of her.

“Instead of Damning the Darkness, It’s Better to Light a Little Lantern” airs TONIGHT, Monday, September 21st @ 8PM ET/PT on ABC Family.

30+ pics inside from Switched at Birth… More Here! »

Toby (Lucas Grabeel) makes friends with a group of kids with Down Syndrome in this adorable pic from tonight’s all-new Switched At Birth.

In “Between Hope and Fear”, Daphne (Katie Leclerc) is thrilled when Eric asks Regina (Constance Marie) to move in with him, but Regina is troubled by how little she knows about the mother of Eric’s son, Will, and decides to go to Atlanta to find out more about the woman.

John’s (D.W. Moffett) financial stresses come to a head when Toby approaches the family for support, prompting John to lash out at him.

Bay (Vanessa Marano) is surprised to learn she and Daphne have opposing opinions about how to deal with the pregnancy.

Meanwhile, Travis (Ryan Lane) goes to Los Angeles to visit Emmett (Sean Berdy) and is dismayed to find Emmett has gone “Hollywood.”

“Between Hope and Fear” airs TONIGHT, Monday, September 7th @ 8PM ET/PT on ABC Family. 20+ pics inside…

Talk about a priceless reaction!

Bay (Vanessa Marano) can’t believe what she’s reading in these exclusive, sneak peek pics from next week’s Switched At Birth!

Her and Emmett (Sean Berdy) are Prom King & Queen!

In “The Girl on the Cliff”, Regina (Constance Marie), Kathryn (Lea Thompson) and John (D.W. Moffett) are shocked when Bay tells them about the extent of Daphne’s (Katie Leclerc) self-destructive behavior, prompting the parents to set some ground rules. Bay reconsiders attending the prom when the school board implements a new rule regarding dance dress code. Daphne continues her downward spiral when a bad decision puts her job at the clinic in jeopardy.

Meanwhile, Tank (Max Adler) helps Toby (Lucas Grabeel) grow his deejay business, but their bromance is tested when Toby is offered a gig at Omega Psi.

Directed by D.W., “The Girl on the Cliff” airs Monday, August 11th @ 8PM ET/PT on ABC Family. More Here! »