Modern Family cast finishes filming last ever episode
Beloved sitcom 'Modern Family' is finally coming to an end after 11 very successful seasons. The cast has just finished filming the finale episode and has been sharing pictures and videos from the emotional shoot. The show started in 2009 and has won five Emmy's since its creation. The finale will air on April 8th.
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