They’re not just in front of the camera together: Sarah Jessica Parker and Kristin Davis celebrated at a gala in New York.
Sarah Jessica Parker (59) once again caused a stir in New York City with a spectacular outfit. The actress arrived at the God’s Love We Deliver Golden Heart Awards on Monday evening (October 21) in a plunging black lace dress. She combined the robe with open pumps and a glittering silver handbag. She wore her hair tied into a bun with a deep side parting.
The 59-year-old was honored at the event for her charitable work. As can be seen in snapshots from the event, Sarah Jessica Parker had support from her “Sex and the City” and “And Just Like That…” co-star Kristin Davis (59). In the photos, Davis wears a dark, sleeveless dress with a V-neck and a long pleated skirt. She let her dark hair fall loosely over her shoulder.
According to media reports, Cynthia Nixon (58), dressed in a gray and silver outfit consisting of a sequin dress and blazer, was also spotted at the event with her series colleagues.
Fans are eagerly awaiting season three of “And Just Like That…”
In the past few months, photos of the actresses from filming the new “And Just Like That…” season have already made fans’ hearts beat faster. Production on season three of the “Sex and the City” spin-off began at the beginning of May. Actor John Corbett (63) aka Aidan appeared hand in hand with series love Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) on the streets of New York City.
The two’s co-stars also presented further photos from the set, including Kristin Davis aka Charlotte York, Evan Handler (63) aka Harry Goldenblatt, Cynthia Nixon aka Miranda Hobbes, Sarita Choudhury (58) aka Seema Patel and Mario Cantone (64) aka Anthony Marentino. The new episodes are scheduled to start next year.
Source: Stern
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