Sarah Jessica Parker Delivers Fiery Response to Backlash Over ‘And Just Like That’ Shocking Finale
So, Sarah Jessica Parker has officially thrown her haute heels into the ring and said, “You know what? I really don’t care” about the tidal wave of criticism from her latest show, And Just Like That—the sequel to that iconic Sex and the City saga that we all pretended to re-watch for the fashion and drama. At 60, Parker isn’t exactly sweating the bad reviews or the “worst series ever” hashtags storming the internet. Instead, she’s doubled down on her belief that Carrie Bradshaw’s 27-year rollercoaster deserved the sendoff it got. But hey, is ignoring “hate watch” vibes the new self-care mantra? Let’s dive into how the star who launched a cultural phenomenon handles the backlash that’s flooding social feeds and opinions alike, proving sometimes that legacy—and a little sass—goes a long way. LEARN MORE
Sarah Jessica Parker brushed off all the backlash over her latest show and believes Carrie Bradshaw, the character she first brought to life nearly three decades ago, got the ending she deserved.
The 60-year-old actress said she doesn’t “care” about the criticism over And Just Like That, which aired its season finale this month on HBO Max.
- Sarah Jessica Parker responded after her series And Just Like That received a wave of backlash.
- She spoke about the reason she didn’t care and never paid attention to fan reactions.
- The season finale of ‘And Just Like That’ aired earlier this month.
- “You have ruined the legacy of the original series,” one commented online, while a fan said, “haters gonna hate.”
“It was the worst series ever,” critics said about the show.
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