While Season 4 of "Good Trouble" is currently airing, the second episode saw Callie leaving Los Angeles and heading off to Washington D.C., per TV Insider. Actress Maia Mitchell ultimately took to Instagram on March 16 to pen her goodbye to the show. "To the fans who have embraced me as Callie for so many years, thank you, Mitchell wrote. "Words can't express how beyond grateful I am for your consistent and unbreakable loyalty. Fact: We have the best fandom in television. You will always hold a special place in my heart, and I know our paths will cross again in the future." 

Mitchell explained in the post that the reason for her departure was due to how trying the pandemic has been in regard to her separation from her family and loved ones. She then elaborated on her decision to People. "The pandemic was really hard for me. I know I'm so privileged and I was so lucky to be able to work, but it also meant that I was separated from my family for 18 months," she told the outlet. "And there was something about not being able to see them if something happened." 

She shared that she plans to move back to Australia, a decision which comes as no shock to her supportive cast mates. As for what her plans for the future are, Mitchell further told People, "I'm auditioning a lot. There are a couple of projects in the works that may happen this summer. But honestly, right now I'm just really enjoying the break. I'm at home." We're sad to see her leave "Good Trouble," but we're happy she's doing what's best for herself.