Kristin Davis Sheds Light on Dating Apps and 'Sexting' at 60!
Kristin Davis Spills Tea on Dating Apps, Sex and the City Backlash, and Her Future Plans
In a juicy cover story for Flow Space's September 2025 issue, Kristin Davis is opening up about her personal life, career, and everything in between. The beloved actress, known for her iconic role as Charlotte York Goldenblatt on Sex and the City, sat down with us to dish out the latest scoop.
First up, Davis is sharing her thoughts on dating apps, which she admits can be a daunting experience. "Number one: If you get on an app, that means you need to be willing to text with strangers—I cannot get around that part!" she candidly confessed. When asked about the possibility of sexting on these platforms, Davis was horrified, responding, "What the hell is going on? Absolutely not gonna happen!"
But despite her reservations, Davis does acknowledge that meeting new people can be challenging. "When I go through this list of questions, my answer is, 'I'm really not interested in dating,'" she revealed. However, she's leaving room for love and is hoping to meet someone special soon. "Let's just say I hope I'm dating someone...We'll say, 'In a relationship.' Why not?" Davis cheekily added.
The actress also touched on her priorities as a single mom of two children, Gemma (14) and Wilson (8), whom she adopted. "My main priority is raising my kids," she emphasized. When asked about her future plans, Davis shared that she'd love to find someone special within the next five years, but marriage is not on her radar. "I don't think I'm capable anymore...I don't know if I have the energy to go over to that place."
Davis's personal life has been making headlines in recent months, particularly when it comes to her past relationships with Liev Schreiber and Alec Baldwin. However, she set the record straight on her podcast, Are You A Charlotte?, stating that she didn't date Chris Noth, her Sex and the City co-star.
Moving on to more scandalous topics, Davis addressed the cancellation of And Just Like That..., which sparked a fierce backlash from fans. "I'm one hundred percent sure that if we had tried to do the old show, everyone would have been mad," she said, shrugging off criticism. She also acknowledged the negative reception she personally received: "The people who get on my Instagram and talk about, 'We needed more of this, or more of this,' it's like, if we had done that, you guys would have been criticizing us for trying to [still] be in our 30s."
Davis's candid comments on the show's demise come after showrunner Michael Patrick King announced that And Just Like That... would conclude with its third season. King explained that they decided to bring the series to a close to avoid being stuck in a "similar-but-not-quite-the-same" cycle.
As Davis reflected on the experience, she admitted to still processing the news. "It's been very, very weird, the whole trying to come back with this different, similar show... We were very clear about [how] it's a different show [but] same characters—which I really think I was naive about how weird that was for people, for our fans."
In addition to dishing out drama and gossip, Davis also slayed on the cover of Flow Space's September issue. She rocked a sizzling strapless black dress with dazzling silver details around the neckline, which left us breathless. For her interview, she paired the ensemble with a chic white blouse tucked into the waist of a flowy black skirt.
There you have it, folks! Kristin Davis is speaking out and spilling all the tea on dating apps, Sex and the City's cancellation, and her future plans. Get ready for more juicy gossip and scandalous stories from your favorite celebrities only on The Scholarly Note.
