The beloved series “Sex and the City” first graced television screens nearly 27 years ago, sparking conversations about sex and relationships. The show not only changed television but also catapulted the careers of its four main stars – Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Cynthia Nixon. Fast forward to 2025, and the show’s sequel series, “And Just Like That…,” is back for its third season, premiering on May 29 on Max.
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Sarah Jessica Parker, known for her iconic role as Carrie Bradshaw, has continued to make waves in the entertainment industry. Apart from her portrayal in “Sex and the City,” Parker has starred in various films and TV shows, including “Divorce” on HBO. Parker, who is married to Matthew Broderick, also founded her own production company. In the upcoming season of “And Just Like That…,” fans can look forward to seeing Carrie navigating new challenges.


Kim Cattrall, who portrayed the fierce Samantha Jones, has continued her acting career with roles in movies and TV shows like “Sensitive Skin” and “Tell Me a Story.” Cattrall’s absence from the “Sex and the City” revival was notable until her surprise cameo in the second season of “And Just Like That…,” where she left fans excited for more.
Kristin Davis, best known as Charlotte York, has stayed busy with acting roles and advocacy work. Davis has appeared in various films and TV shows, such as “Couples Retreat,” and has been active in humanitarian efforts, working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. In the upcoming season of “And Just Like That…,” Charlotte faces new challenges as she balances work and family life.
Cynthia Nixon, who played the pragmatic Miranda Hobbes, has received accolades for her work on screen and stage, including Tony and Emmy Awards. Nixon’s activism for LGBTQ rights and her recent work on HBO’s “The Gilded Age” showcase her versatility as a performer. In the next season of “And Just Like That…,” fans can expect to see Miranda navigating career opportunities and personal relationships.
John Corbett, who portrayed Carrie’s former flame Aidan Shaw, has ventured into music and continued his acting career. Corbett reprised his role in the revival series, enticing fans with a glimpse of his character’s journey. Corbett’s personal life with wife Bo Derek on their ranch adds to his charm as a multi-talented artist.
Evan Handler, known for his role as Harry Goldenblatt, has diversified his career with acting roles in various TV shows and pursued writing ventures. Handler’s personal experience with leukemia and his family life add depth to his storytelling. Fans can catch Handler’s latest work in the drama series “Power” and follow his contributions to media outlets.
David Eigenberg, who portrayed Steve Brady, has maintained a strong presence on TV screens through his role on “Chicago Fire” and his candid portrayal of hearing loss on “And Just Like That…” Eigenberg’s commitment to his craft and family life make him a relatable figure for audiences.
Chris Noth, famous for his portrayal of Mr. Big, has navigated a successful acting career beyond “Sex and the City.” Noth’s recent work on TV shows like “The Equalizer” demonstrates his enduring talent. Despite recent controversies, Noth’s contributions to the entertainment industry remain notable.
Willie Garson, who played Stanford Blatch, left a lasting impact with his performances in “White Collar” and other TV shows. Garson’s untimely passing in 2021 was mourned by colleagues and fans, highlighting his influence onscreen. Garson’s legacy as a versatile actor continues to resonate with audiences.
Jason Lewis, known for his role as Smith Jerrod, has explored diverse acting opportunities since “Sex and the City.” Lewis’s participation in shows like “Dancing with the Stars” demonstrates his range as a performer. Lewis’s engagement and personal pursuits off-screen showcase his dynamic persona.
As the iconic cast of “Sex and the City” continues to captivate audiences with their evolving careers and personal journeys, fans eagerly anticipate the latest season of “And Just Like That…” to unfold more tales of love, friendship, and empowerment.
