And like that, The universe of fun, friendship, fashion It’s approaching the end.
Michael Patrick King, Showrunner of “Sex and the City” sequel “And just like that…” he announced on Instagram that the series will end after the third season has ended. Fans have a two-part finale to experience later this month.
“It thank all the viewers we have Put these characters in your home and in your heart Over the years,” he wrote.
King said he decided to put things together while writing the final episode of the season. The finale was then split into two episodes. The final episode will be dropped on August 14th.
In her own long Heartfelt Instagram post, Sarah Jessica Parker, who played the iconic Carrie Bradshaw character in both series, was dubbed the sequel “All Joy, Adventure, the biggest hard work alongside the most extraordinary talent.” She included Carrie’s fashion and moment montage.
Parker added: “I’m better off spending every day with you. It’s eternal before I forget. Everything. Thank you.
Parker, Christine Davis and Cynthia Nixon are back in the sequel. It was almost missing Kim Cattrall and her Samantha Jones; Although Cattrall made a short, unreliable cameo in the season 2 finale. Samantha’s absence was described as a move to London. Reports of wages and personal conflict sparked a bubble behind the scenes.
The original series swept pop culture between 1998 and 2004 with the style and drama of 30 New York City friends. They went shopping. They had brunch. They leaned over each other and dated as writer Parker Carrie recorded it all.
The sequel picks up their lives in their mid-50s and mixes reviews. Carrie has become a widow. Nixon’s Miranda Hobbes came out as a queer. Davis’ Charlotte York Golden Blatt deals with her husband Harry’s prostate cancer diagnosis.
Fashion is always present, including all the iconic heels still smacking on the streets lined with New York brownstones.
In her farewell post, Parker wrote of her stylish carry, “I changed my home, my time zone, my boyfriend, my heart, shoes and hair, but I never had any love and devotion to New York City.” She called Carrie “my professional heartbeat 27 years.”
