Entertainmentarah Jessica Parker doesn’t care about critics of ‘and just like that”’A reason for me not to care is that the series was hugely successful, and the connections she created with the public were very significant,’ she said.

Sarah Jessica Parker has not given much attention to critics of your series And just like that. The actress, who interpreted Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the city and in the most recent sequence, reflected on the program’s perception in a new interview with the The New York Times.

Questioned about being aware that fans often describe And just like that like a hate watch, Parker he responded:

I don’t think I have a stomach to spend a lot of time thinking about it. We always work incredibly hard to tell interesting and real stories. I think, in the end, I don’t care. And the reason I don’t care is that the series was enormously successful, and the connections she created with the public were very significant.

And just like that gathered the original cast of Sex and the cityexcept for Kim Cattrallin 2021. The series became the most assisted debut of the HBO MAXbut the audience fell over the three seasons. The program came to an end last week, after the showrunner Michael Patrick King announce that it would not return to a fourth season. Parker He said he was confident with the outcome of the story.

Questioned about “Why end the series now?”, Parker He replied, “Because that’s where the story ended. We could have continued to make coffee, a million, a million, family and fun ways to continue, but for us they would sound exploratory. We feel that this was the honorable attitude. Being very easy, it’s where we would be happy. But you need to have very difficult and distressing decisions because there are many people involved.”

The actress had already told People that does not follow what is said online about the series. “I don’t have a stomach for that, because you end up reading or listening to things that don’t always sound well. When you’re part of a community, people will have a lot of emotions. And that doesn’t mean an emotion can not change, it’s just a reaction. We want to feel all this, and it’s not our police role or try to correct. So I’m very inexperienced as a troller or someone who gets ‘lurking’ without being witnessed or supervised by me. ”

THE Rolling Stone commented on the end of And just like that: “It was not a ‘happy forever’ easy. But it was still a triumph. After 27 years seeing Carrie Bradshaw move from one relationship to another, ending not alone, but on its own, it seemed like a truce, unstable peace with the world of heteronormative relationships… Carrie It gave us so much, but never perfection. And I’m grateful for that. ”

This article was originally published at Rolling Stone USA by Emily Zemler on August 18, 2025, and can be seen here.

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