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Things have taken a surprise turn with Addison and Sam, and Naomi juggles the burden of caring for her daughter and newborn granddaughter and w Things have taken a surprise turn with Addison and Sam, and Naomi juggles the burden of caring for her daughter and newborn granddaughter and worries about Dink's ability to parent. Despite disagreements and deeply-rooted conflicts, Read all. Sign In. Private Practice. Comedy Drama Romance. Director Mark Tinker.

Top credits Director Mark Tinker. See more at IMDbPro. Photos Top cast Edit. Kate Walsh Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery as Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery. Tim Daly Dr. Pete Wilder as Dr. Pete Wilder. Audra McDonald Dr. Naomi Bennett as Dr. Naomi Bennett. After she got out of surgery, she chose the baby's name, Lucas.

She was later released from the hospital and went home with Pete and Lucas. She had trouble connecting to Lucas, leaving most of the primary care and parenting to Pete. She also had a new-found fear of answering the door, usually hiding in the closet whenever someone knocked or rang the doorbell.

She assured Pete that she was fine and that he could go back to work, but he was skeptical. After she had recovered from the attack, Violet tried for a while to take care of Lucas. However, she came to the conclusion that she couldn't take care of him and that she had to take care of herself before she could do that for her son.

Violet left Lucas with Pete , his father. Sometime after that, she left the practice while on a trip with Cooper. She stayed for a while in Costa Rica and New York. In New York, she sought professional help from a colleague to handle her trauma. Later she returned to LA where she told Pete that she wanted to be a part of Lucas' life. Pete was hesitant at first, but ultimately Violet got to know Lucas. While healing from the attack, Violet found consolation in writing.

She wrote an page memoir about the specifics of her life, including working at the practice and her attack. One of her friends pushed her to publish it, and after gaining the support of her friends at the practice, she ended up publishing the book and titling it "Beautiful Scars.

Her attacker, Katie Kent , filed a lawsuit against her claiming that it breached doctor-patient confidentiality and affected her healing process. Despite the restraining order against Katie, Violet visited Katie at the restaurant she worked at and tried to convince her to drop the charges. Katie then visited Violet's office that night trying to apologize for all the pain and trauma she caused and dropped the charges. Following the lawsuit, the medical board opened an investigation regarding Violet's medical license.

After a few interviews, they chose to suspend her license. They also started coming after Oceanside Wellness Group for the same concerns - breaching doctor-patient confidentiality. While this was all happening, Violet decided to go on a book tour for a couple of weeks, causing a strain in her marriage with Pete. Violet is very patient and optimistic.

She is shown as a great person to talk to and will help when someone is in a bind. Violet tells her patients that happiness can be attained with focus, but she has trouble finding happiness in her own life, even going so far as to question the usefulness of her profession.

Six months prior to when Addison first arrived at their Oceanside Wellness Group, Violet's boyfriend, Allan, had split up with her and she was torn by the break-up. As she started to heal, she ran into Allan in a supermarket to discover that he'd gotten married to a younger woman only a few months after their break-up.

Violet was shaken badly and even went as far as "stalking" Allan with constant calls as she tried to deal with him moving on while she kept trying to. She and Allan tried to be friends but Violet realized she was only hurting herself and cut off all contact.

Violet decided she wanted to sleep with both Pete and Sheldon. When she got pregnant, she didn't know who the father was and freaked out. The men agreed to a paternity test, but she didn't do so for the remainder of the pregnancy nobody knew who the father was.

Sheldon was also in love with Violet at this point, as was Pete, and Violet didn't know who to choose. While she was pregnant with her son Lucas she was unaware who the father was. It could have been either Pete Wilder or Sheldon Wallace , although she had expressed an intention of keeping the baby and having Cooper move in with her.

As Pete's relationship grew more serious with Lisa, he told her about Violet's baby. She asked him to figure out what he wanted and eventually, he decided to leave her and tell Violet but before he informed Violet, Sheldon proposed to her. Violet didn't answer straight away, Pete instead tells Violet he should have fought for her and loves her, and she chooses Pete over Sheldon. After Lucas was ripped from her womb by Katie [9] , she didn't feel anything toward him and even though Pete the father tried and tried to get her to bond with him, she eventually gave him up to Pete.

After she slept with Addison's father, Pete gave up on her. After a few months, Violet returned from her trip from Costa Rica healthy [10] and she sued for partial custody of Lucas. She and Pete got back together and quickly got married. After her license was suspended, she ran to do a book tour, missing him having a heart attack. She got back from the airport as he was in surgery. It was after months of arguing and remaining together that they decided to separate. After they had both dated other people and took a small break from their marriage they soon realized that they still had feelings for one another.

Violet decided that they needed to go to counseling to find out what the problem was but Pete just wanted to "have fun" and enjoy the fact that they were okay. They went to a few counseling sessions but Pete stormed out of one and refused to go to another one. He began working a lot and he became very reckless even landing himself in jail for taking a patient off of life support to respect his undocumented wishes.

After Violet begged him to cooperate with the court for bail Pete was set free but was on trial for what he had done. After being together one night Violet asked him what would happen if he was taken back to jail. Private Practice ran for a respectable six seasons, and it followed the life of Addison Montgomery as she moved from Seattle to LA.

With her new move, came a whole host of fresh faces who seemed wildly different to the doctors from Grey's Anatomy , in that they waited until they had exited the elevator to begin a romantic relationship.

Over the course of Private Practice , many couples got together and split up, and some even stayed together for the long haul. There were, of course, a few couples who fans absolutely adored, but on the other hand, there were some relationships which just didn't work out.

Addison and Jake met fairly late on in the series, with the latter only making his Private Practice debut in the last few episodes of the fourth season. He asked Addison to come to Fiji with him, and she accepted but later stood him up. Obviously, that wasn't a great start, but Jake acted pretty cool about the whole thing and even helped Addison to try and get pregnant. The two soon developed real feelings for each other and they finally tied the knot in the series finale.

Dell and Heather had begun their relationship before the show began, and it clearly hadn't gone well. While viewers never got to hear the whole story, the gist was that Dell and Heather had a daughter at a young age, and then Heather became a drug addict. The young couple never really had a happy moment together. They got married, which everyone knew was a big mistake, as not long after, Heather relapsed and severely injured their daughter when she blew up their house while cooking meth.

Amelia and James first met when the former was feeling particularly vulnerable and not really up for seeing anyone. In short, it was a pretty rough year for the youngest Shepherd sibling. After all that, Amelia really needed some fun in her life, and James was the one who gave it to her.

Although their relationship eventually ended on Grey's Anatomy , these two were pretty adorable. Gabriel Fife was an immensely dislikable character. From the moment he was introduced, he automatically assumed that he was the smartest person in the room.

When he asked the other doctors for help and they refused, he literally bullied them into coming round.