Sarah Jessica Parker has absolutely no qualms about navigating the teenage years with her daughters. In fact, the beloved star of "And Just Like That" cherishes every moment of learning from her 16-year-old twins, Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick and Tabitha Hodge Broderick, whom she shares with Matthew Broderick.
"There's a prevailing misconception about teenage twin girls," Sarah Jessica revealed during a guest appearance on "Today With Jenna & Friends." "But I find mine incredibly endearing. I adore them both."
"I thoroughly enjoy their company," she added, her eyes twinkling with affection. "They're fascinating study subjects, each unique in their own right, attending the same school yet so different. They're kind-hearted, inquisitive souls, genuinely intriguing."
Indeed, Sarah Jessica, who is also a mother to 22-year-old James Wilkie with Matthew, shared that one of her daughters has inherited her love for reading.
"One of them is a reading enthusiast extraordinaire," she exclaimed, her face lighting up. "It's wonderful!"
As for her well-known fondness for shoes, Sarah Jessica admitted that Marion and Tabitha won't be donning her iconic Manolo Blahniks anytime soon.
"No," she laughed when asked if her daughters were taking fashion cues from her. "One of them just can't fit into my shoes."
In April, Tabitha and Marion made their latest public appearance alongside their parents at the Broadway premiere of "Smash." The twins showcased their distinct styles on the red carpet, with Tabitha donning a green gown and a turquoise jacket, while Marion opted for a black lace dress with a cream-colored coat.
Although Sarah and Matthew, who have been married since 1997, have a bustling household, the thought of becoming empty nesters isn't far from Sarah Jessica's mind, especially given her "Sex and the City" background.
"The idea of leisure sounds incredibly alluring," she mused during the July 7 episode of MSNBC's "The Best People with Nicolle Wallace." "But I'm not eagerly anticipating it just yet. I want to ensure my children are firmly on their academic paths before I consider it. When they head off to college, I can start dreaming about traveling in September."
