Sarah Jessica Parker speaks out following sudden conclusion of 'And Just Like That' series
In a heartfelt announcement, it has been revealed that the spinoff series "And Just Like That..." will be coming to an end after season 3. The decision to conclude the series was made jointly by showrunner Michael Patrick King and actress Sarah Jessica Parker (SJP), who has portrayed the iconic character, Carrie Bradshaw, for nearly three decades.
The final season of the series was written by Michael Patrick King, who felt that it was an appropriate place to conclude Carrie Bradshaw's story. In a video tribute shared on Instagram, SJP narrated various aspects of Carrie's character, including her heartbreaks, fashion mishaps, and life decisions. The video also paid tribute to Carrie's friends, Miranda, Samantha, and Charlotte, played by Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall, and Kristin Davis, respectively.
Sarah Jessica Parker expressed her deep affection for her character, stating that she has loved Carrie Bradshaw for 27 years. She also expressed gratitude towards her friends and the journey she has been on with the series. The end of the series marks a significant chapter in Parker's career, and she has expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to portray such a beloved character.
Although some sources note that it is unclear if the ending was a formal cancellation by the network or a planned conclusion, strong indications are that the series was concluded intentionally by its creators rather than abruptly canceled. The focus was on ending Carrie's story on a meaningful note after nearly 30 years associated with "Sex and the City" and its revivals.
Parker's portrayal of Carrie Bradshaw earned her a Grammy Award in 2005 for Best Spoken Word Album for Children. Her performance in "Sex and the City" has been celebrated by fans and critics alike, and her departure from the series will no doubt be felt by many.
As we approach the final season of "And Just Like That...", fans can look forward to a fitting conclusion to Carrie Bradshaw's story, and a fond farewell to a beloved character.
The final season of "And Just Like That..." will mark the end of Sarah Jessica Parker's 27-year journey with the iconic character, Carrie Bradshaw, who has been associated with "Sex and the City" and its revivals for nearly 30 years. Fans worldwide will soon bid adieu to Carrie Bradshaw, a character celebrated in movies-and-tv and entertainment, who has graced our screens since the original "Sex and the City."
