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,

Goodbye Carrie Bradshaw, for real this time. The "Sex and the City" spinoff series, "And Just Like That" is coming to an end.

On Friday, showrunner Michael Patrick King announced on social media that HBO Max's sequel of 'Sex and the City' would be ending after Season 3 with a two-part finale in August.

With a chastened and subdued Carrie, the ‘Sex and the City’ sequel never quite captured the magic of the first. And just like that, it was over.

In a shocking move, HBO and ‘And Just Like That...’ showrunner announced that season 3 would be the show's last. The ‘Sex and the City’ revival will air a two-part series finale.

Sarah Jessica Parker shared a sentimental goodbye after playing Carrie for nearly three decades. Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis also paid tribute.

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,

The “Sex and the City” franchise is ending after more than 25 years, with the conclusion of the third and now final season of its spinoff “And Just Like That…,” star Sarah Jessica Parker and showrunner,