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Melanie Scrofano Weighs in On Sisterhood

Waverly might not be an Earp?!

We had a bombshell dropped on us last season and at the end of last week’s episode, Waverly finally confessed to Wynonna that she might not be her sister at all. Our jaws are still on the floor. That emotional scene left us with so many questions. Where does that leave us? Could Waverly really not be an Earp? What happens to the sisters’ relationship if that’s true?

We asked Wynonna herself, Melanie Scrofano, how the sisters’s dynamics would change if we find out that Waverly isn’t truly an Earp. She told us, “Sisterhood is more than just blood, and we really rely on each other a lot. I’d like to think that it wouldn’t change anything. Dom has become my sister, and we have none of the same blood.”

We can only wait and see how this story line plays out. Will they or won’t they make Waverly an Earp? Just as this uncertainty plagues Waverly, we as fans are on the edge of our seat. What we do know for sure (as we announced last week) is that this show will be back for season 3. We could not be more excited!

Photo Credit: Michelle Faye/Syfy/Wynonna Earp Season 2


About the Pop Culturalist Contributor, Annie
Annie is a writer living in the Big Apple. Her favorite shows include Wynonna Earp and Top Chef. You can follow her @Ajan23.

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