What Our Favorite Sex and the City Cast Members Are Doing Today

While Parker starred in a variety of films throughout the 1980s and '90s, it was her role as the fashionable, shoe-obsessed columnist, Carrie Bradshaw, that made her a household name. As the narrator and protagonist of Sex and the City, she earned two Emmys, four Golden Globes, and three SAGs. Following SATC, her biggest role was in HBO's Divorce. In recent months the 56-year-old has been seen around New York City filming the HBO Max SATC revival, And Just Like That.

She shares kids James, 18, and twins Tabitha and Marion, 12, with her husband Matthew Broderick.

If there was anyone who stole the spotlight from Carrie it was Kim Cattrall's Samantha Jones, the loyal and confident PR exec who never shied away from expressing her sexuality. After six seasons and two SATC films, Cattrall, 64, made it clear in interviews at various times over the years that she put the beloved show behind her. Cattrall's latest project is Fox's Southern Gothic drama, Filthy Rich.

A hopeless romantic, art curator Charlotte was the most traditional in her friend group. Snaps from the set of And Just Like That show the series will offer a glimpse of Charlotte's now tween daughters, Lily and Rose, she shares with husband Harry Goldenblatt. As for Davis, in addition to both SATC movies, she's also appeared in Christmas films for both Hallmark and Netflix, including Holiday in the Wild. Her latest is thriller Deadly Illusions, also streaming on Netflix. She has two children: Gemma, 10, and Wilson, 3.

Following her portrayal as lawyer Miranda Hobbes—which earned her an Emmy following the last season—Nixon ran for New York governor in 2018. She lost the Democratic seat to the now-disgraced Andrew Cuomo, but still maintains her work as a progressive activist, focusing on reproductive rights, education, and more. She also appeared in Ryan Murphy's Ratched on Netflix in 2020 and starred in multiple theatrical productions in New York City.

She has two sons, Samuel, 24, and Charles, 18, with her ex Danny Mozes. She shares Max, 10, with wife Christine Marinoni.

The Mr. Big was played by Noth throughout the six seasons of SATC and the movies. Noth will reprise his role as the millionaire businessman in the HBO Max reboot, but it's rumored he and Carrie will divorce. Next to SATC, his most well-known role to date is that of Peter Florrick in The Good Wife.

Noth, 66, married his wife, Tara, in 2002. They share sons Orion, 13, and Keats, 1.

After Corbett portrayed Carrie's ex-fiancé Aidan, he's appeared in Netflix's To All the Boys franchise, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and most recently ABC's Rebel. In August, it was revealed that he and his partner of 20 years, actress Bo Derek, married around Christmastime of 2020. Corbett has also confirmed he'll appear on And Just Like That.

Handler will return as Charlotte's divorce lawyer husband, Harry Goldenblatt, in the reboot. He's also appeared in Power, The Breaks, American Crime Story, and Californication.

Eigenberg is returning to And Just Like That to play Miranda's husband, Steve Brady. The 57-year-old actor has played Lieutenant Christopher Herrmann on NBC's Chicago Fire for the past 9 seasons.

Willie Garson's Sex and the City character, Stanford Blatch, had an exuberant and kind spirit—he was a true friend to Carrie. Only a few weeks after he was spotted filming And Just Like That, Garson died at the age of 57. The news of his death was met with an outpouring support from fans, cast members, and fellow actors. "‘I’m devastated and just overwhelmed with sadness...You were a gift from the gods sweet Willie," Mario Cantone, who played Garson's on-screen husband Anthony Marentino, wrote on Instagram. Cynthia Nixon wrote, "We all loved him and adored working with him. He was endlessly funny on-screen and in real life. He was a source of light, friendship and show business lore."

Comedian Mario Cantone is confirmed to play event planner and Charlotte's close friend (and Stanford's husband), Anthony, in And Just Like That. Since SATC, he's continued his stand-up career and appeared on games shows like The $100,000 pyramid and Match Game.

Moynahan's first-ever role was as Big's wife Natasha in seasons 2 and 3 of Sex and the City. It looks like she'll return to the role, as the actress has been spotted shooting scenes in NYC for And Just Like That. She's since starred in Blue Bloods, John Wick, I, Robot, and more.

Lewis played Samantha's hunky waiter-turned actor boyfriend, Smith Jared, in seasons 5 and 6. The 50-year-old's been in an array of productions over the years, the most recent being NBC's supernatural drama Midnight, Texas, which ended after two seasons in 2018.

McLachlan played Charlotte's seemingly perfect first husband in season 3. The 62-year-old actor has had roles in Twin Peaks, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, The Good Wife, and Portlandia.

Jack Berger, played by Livingston in seasons 5 and 6, goes down in history as one of Carrie's worst boyfriends for breaking up with her via Post-It note. Nowadays you can catch Livingston on A Million Little Things, Search Party, and Loudermilk.

Carrie nearly ends up with her Russian lover, artist Aleksandr Petrovsky, in the finale as he whisks her off her feet and they move to Paris. But in the end, it was always Big. Petrovsky was played by Mikhail Baryshnikov, who's an esteemed ballet dancer and choreographer. He's served as the artistic director of the American Ballet Theater, director of the White Oak Dance Project, and founded the Baryshnikov Arts Center in 2005. He was awarded with Kennedy Center Honors and the National Medal of Arts, amongst many other accolades.

The iconic Emmy-winning actress and model—aka Murphy Brown—played Carrie's Vogue editor, Enid, in just three episodes. Her most recent roles include films Let Them Talk and Book Club.

Remar portrayed Samantha's wealthy, playboy boyfriend, Richard Wright, during season 4 of Sex and the City. He's since starred in Black Lightning, Animal Kingdom, NCIS: Los Angeles, The Legend of Korra, and more.

Cohen, who died in 2020 at the age of 86, played Miranda's beloved housekeeper and nanny beginning in season 3. She had 116 IMDB credits to her name including The Hunger Games, Law & Order, Munich, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.