Sarah Jessica Parker finally addressed the murmurs labeling "And Just Like That" as a "hate-watch" among some circles. Unfazed by such perspectives, the 60-year-old actress remained unperturbed. In an insightful interview with The New York Times, Parker bared her heartfelt sentiments, stating, "I don't possess the constitution to dwell excessively on such matters." She further unveiled, "We have always labored tirelessly to weave tales that resonate as intriguing or authentic."
The iconic Carrie Bradshaw herself shared, "Frankly, I couldn't care less. My indifference stems from the show's unparalleled success and the profound connections it has forged with its audience."
The reboot of the beloved "Sex and The City," which premiered in 2021, revolved around the romantic endeavors of Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York (played by Kristin Davis), and Miranda Hobbs (portrayed by Cynthia Nixon) as they embarked on the next phase of their lives.
Parker revealed that the decision to conclude the series after its third season was a natural progression, remarking, "It was simply because the narrative had reached its conclusion." She confessed that there were countless directions they could have taken to extend the show, "paths that would have been effortless, familiar, and entertaining." However, she acknowledged, "We felt it was the honorable course of action to conclude it there. Staying would have been effortless and comforting, but making these excruciatingly tough decisions necessitates principle, especially considering the multitude of lives it impacts."
