Former 'Grey's Anatomy' writer Elisabeth Finch, who faked a battle with cancer, says 'there is no excuse, no justification.' It led to her exit from the show.

Elisabeth Finch, a former writer and consulting producer on the hit ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” and subject of a new documentary series, has admitted in an Instagram post that she “lied about so much.

It didn’t take long for Finch’s real-life medical experiences to make its way into the show. In season 15, Dr. Catherine Avery, played by Debbie Allen, was diagnosed with the same type of bone cancer as Finch, who wrote the storyline.

Elisabeth Finch, once a respected TV writer for shows like True Blood and The Vampire Diaries, was exposed for spinning a web lies, as detailed in a new Peacock docuseries.

Finch, the former Grey's Anatomy writer who pretended to have cancer for years, even taking breaks at work to throw up and shaving her head, said Tuesday that she regrets her actions. "The truth is, there is no excuse,

Disgraced Grey's Anatomy writer Elisabeth Finch reacted to Peacock's tell-all docuseries about how she faked having cancer. “I've given no one any reason to believe a word I say. I lied about so much that so many people have been devastated by in real life.