It’s hard to believe that the ending of “And Just Like That” means that we really will, once and for all, be saying goodbye to Carrie Bradshaw. That’s in part because actor Sarah Jessica Parker and showrunner Michael Patrick King haven’t been able to say goodbye to her,

Carrie’s story is coming to an end. The current third season of “And Just Like That” will be the end of the “Sex and the City” universe, showrunner, write and director Michael Patrick King revealed in a statement on social media on Friday.

The woman who first brought Carrie Bradshaw to life is taking a moment to honor the character who shaped her professional identity.

Sarah Jessica Parker paid tribute to her beloved 'Sex and the City' character Carrie Bradshaw after the news that 'And Just Like That...' will end after season 3.

Sarah Jessica Parker is saying goodbye to her iconic character, Carrie Bradshaw. After the show’s co-creator Michael Patrick King announced that “And Just Like That” wouldn’t be returning for a fourth season,

Carrie Bradshaw's story is coming to an end — again — with And Just Like That. Showrunner Michael Patrick King confirmed on Friday, August 1, that And Just Like That will not be returning for more episodes on HBO Max after a two-part season 3 finale.

And Just Like That, the reboot of 90s and early noughties show Sex and the City, will come to a close after its third season, HBO has announced. Showrunner Michael Patrick King explained on Instagram that as he wrote the last episode, "it became clear to me that this might be a wonderful place to stop".

"And Just Like That..." premiered in December 2021. The show is a revival of HBO's "Sex and the City," a series that ran from 1998 to 2004 and starred Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, along with Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon.