Kim Cattrall's Cryptic Sunset Post: Is This A Farewell to 'And Just Like That'?
SHOCKING CELEBRITY SPLIT: Kim Cattrall Seethes at And Just Like That's Bitter End
It's finally over! The news everyone was waiting for has arrived, and it's a doozy. HBO's Sex and the City sequel, And Just Like That, is coming to an end after three seasons, leaving fans in shock and Kim Cattrall, who played the iconic Samantha Jones, with a wicked grin.
The 68-year-old actress took to social media on Friday, posting a cryptic message that left everyone guessing. With a photo of a breathtaking sunset as her backdrop, she wrote: "It's the end of a very long week ❤️💋." But don't be fooled – insiders claim this is more than just a simple goodbye.
Sources close to Cattrall reveal she was thrilled when she heard the news about the show's cancellation. The actress, who famously feuded with her co-stars over the years, had been vocal about her disdain for the spin-off series. And now that it's finally coming to an end, she's breathing a sigh of relief.
But what about the fans? They were expecting more from this installment of Sex and the City. And let's be real – they got nothing but drama and disappointments galore. From Miranda's non-binary love interest to Carrie's shocking realization that Mr. Big might have been a mistake (yes, you read that right!), it was all too much for viewers.
"It's like they took everything we loved about SATC and threw it out the window," ranted one fan on social media. "The writers had no idea what they were doing."
Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis will be saying goodbye to their iconic characters in a two-part finale that will wrap up the series with an expanded episode order. But don't expect Cattrall to join them for a farewell tour anytime soon.
As The Scholarly Note previously reported, Kim Cattrall had refused to reprise her role as Samantha Jones in And Just Like That. Despite appearing in brief cameos during the second and third seasons, she made it clear that this was a one-and-done deal.
And it looks like the actress is finally free from the drama that surrounded the show. "Kim's been through so much with this series," said an insider. "She's been wanting out for years, and now she can focus on new projects."
But what's next for Cattrall? Insiders reveal she's got a few tricks up her sleeve – including a possible spin-off series that will bring back the sassy Samantha Jones in all her glory.
As fans mourn the loss of And Just Like That, they're eagerly awaiting Kim Cattrall's next move. Will it be a return to form for the Sex and the City franchise? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure – this is just the beginning of a new chapter for Samantha Jones.
A Look Back at the Drama Surrounding And Just Like That
And Just Like That had been mired in controversy since its inception. The show was accused of being "woke" and "cringeworthy," with fans bashing the writers for ruining their beloved characters.
One of the most shocking moments came when Miranda, played by Cynthia Nixon, began cheating on her husband Steve (David Eigenberg) with non-binary comic Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez). Fans were outraged, calling it a "ruin" of the once-beloved series.
But it wasn't just the writing that was criticized – it was also the way the show handled its characters' relationships. Carrie's on-again, off-again romance with Mr. Big (Chris Noth) was put under scrutiny when she began questioning whether their relationship was a "mistake."
Fans were baffled by this plot twist, calling it "bad writing" and "insulting to the couple's love." But for Parker and her team, it seemed like they were trying too hard to be relevant.
As for Cattrall, she had been vocal about her disdain for the show from the get-go. She famously feuded with Sarah Jessica Parker, refusing to appear on And Just Like That full-time. But despite their differences, Cattrall did make a secret cameo in the second season – without interacting with any of her co-stars.
In the end, it seems like everyone involved with And Just Like That is breathing a sigh of relief now that it's finally over. But for fans, this is just the beginning of a new chapter in the Sex and the City saga.
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The Scholarly Note has reached out to Kim Cattrall's representative for comment but hasn't received a reply yet. Stay tuned for more updates on this story as it develops!
Sources:
- The Scholarly Note
- Various sources within the entertainment industry
