“Sex and the City” author Candace Bushnell
So her love for real Mr. Big failed
At a podcast appearance, “Sex and the City” author Candace Bushnell revealed how the real Mr. Big came to separate.
In the iconic television series “Sex and the City”, Carries (Sarah Jessica Parker, 60) presented on-off-love to Mr. Big the most important romantic relationship in the course of six seasons. “Sex and the City” Prefabricate Candace Bushnell (66), whose newspaper column the HBO series was now based on the separation from her real Mr. Big spoken, who inspired the figure played by Chris Noth (70).
The real Mr. Big once threw a phone
As a guest of “Sex and the City” star Kristen Davis (60), Bushnell revealed that the real Mr. Big, whose name she does not name, was “a great guy”. But he was also “a very powerful man”. “And, you know, powerful men in New York at that time were really a special species.”
The Mr. Big from “Sex and the City”, with which Carrie finally came together at the end of the series for years, was “still softer” as his real role model. The latter threw a phone about once. A temperature outbreak that even landed in a New York gossip leaf.
“Why didn’t I choose it?”
“But he was really a great guy and I was really in love with him,” continues Bushnell during her podcast appearance. However, the couple would have been at different life.
Bushnell’s lover turned his back on a short time after the end of the New York relationship and moved to the country, where he still lives today. The real Mr. Big had married the “Sex and the City” template author and wanted to testify children with her. This did not correspond to their ideas, Bushnell looks back. It sealed the end of the relationship.
Even today, the successful author, who was married to a man ten years younger from 2002 to 2012: “Why didn’t I choose it? I could have lived on a farm in New Hampshire or Vermont, horses.” In the presence of 2025, she would like this life.
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Source: Stern
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