'Grey's Anatomy' season 13 spoilers: Arizona finds new love; Meredith and Maggie work through trust issues

Before the airing of season 13 of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy", Shonda Rhimes has already teased that Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) may finally meet her new match following the failure of her marriage to Callie (Sara Ramirez).

Capshaw — who will appear in the third episode of the season after giving birth in real life — will find herself in the middle of an ongoing conflict between Alex (Justin Chambers) and Andrew (Giacomo Gianniotti) when the show returns, HofMag reported.

However, she confirmed that she will be meeting a new romantic interest after Callie, and she expects that it will be just as exciting as her love story with her character's ex-wife. Still, Capshaw admitted that she too doesn't know who it will be and said that it could well be a new character. As for now, Arizona will spend most of her time at work.

Meanwhile, it is expected that episode 3 will bring even more conflict between Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Maggie (Kelly McReary).

A report by Christian Post hinted that the sisters may be going through some problems, and it is rumored that this could have something to do with Nathan's (Martin Henderson) rejection of Maggie when she asked him out on a date.

It can be recalled that Meredith — who shared a night of intimacy with Nathan — advised him to let down her sister gently and Nathan took it as a sign that Meredith could be developing some feelings for him.

In an interview, McReary admitted that her character will feel betrayed by Meredith.

"In her first season, she really holds it against Richard that he didn't tell her [he was her father] right away, that he withheld the truth for any length of time. To me, that's an indication of how we can expect Maggie to feel about any lack of honesty, any lack of full transparency and disclosure in a relationship - especially with somebody that she trusts and, more than trusts, really relies upon as much as Meredith," McReary said.

It is expected that Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) will help the sisters sort out their disagreement.

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