In And Just Like That… Season 3, Kristin Davis brings Charlotte York into a deeper place of emotional exploration. The show includes scenes shot outside a cancer treatment center in New York, hinting at a storyline that touches on serious illness, caregiving, and the struggle to cope with loss. Kristin has spoken about how this season allows Charlotte to grow through real-life challenges that many viewers will recognize. Growing up, she seemed sheltered and planned; now she must rise to meet difficult, adult moments that test her strength and compassion. This deeper storytelling allows the audience to see a side of Charlotte that is thoughtful, vulnerable, and determined to stand strong for others.
Online Reaction: Fans Defend Samantha’s Role in the Original Cast
Recently, Kristin and Cynthia Nixon shared in an interview that Charlotte and Miranda didn’t rely on Samantha as much as fans remember from Sex and the City. Their comments led to an immediate wave of pushback across social media. Fans jumped into discussions on Reddit, Instagram, and Twitter to emphasize Samantha’s loyalty and emotional support, reminding the public that she was a cornerstone of the friend group. The letters, videos, and emotional responses showed how invested viewers still are in the original relationships. As the debate unfolded, many pointed out that Samantha’s outgoing personality and boldness were essential in helping balance and strengthen Charlotte and Miranda.
Honest Reflections on Mr. Big’s Death in Her Podcast
Kristin Davis has been open on her podcast, “Are You a Charlotte?”, about the ongoing emotional impact of Mr. Big’s sudden death from a Peloton accident. In a recent episode with superstar Megan Thee Stallion, Kristin admitted that fans were still crying over his exit—even years later—and she apologized for the public way she discussed the plot. Her vulnerability showed that she understands how personal this storyline is to fans. By talking it through again, she’s acknowledging how invested audiences are in Charlotte’s journey. Her honesty offers fans a chance to revisit those memories—and feel heard—without judgment.
Season 3 Builds on Real Issues and Mature Storytelling
This season really steps beyond glitzy New York lifestyles and dives into authentic problems—like illness, grief, and change. Seeing Charlotte at a cancer center signals that the show is ready to blend glamour with emotional grit. Kristin has explained that she wanted Charlotte to feel real, as someone who now cares deeply, perhaps in a caregiving role or navigating her own challenges. The hope is to connect with viewers who have faced similar life moments, offering a sense of relatability rather than escapism. It’s a welcome shift for people looking for stories that matter in the world they know.
What to Expect: Upcoming Episodes and Fan Connection
With Season 3 releasing episodically in the UK since late May 2025 and coming soon to U.S. platforms like Max, viewers can look forward to a weekly emotional journey with Charlotte. Alongside her role on screen, Kristin remains active on her podcast discussing the new episodes, responding to fan reactions, and revisiting key moments. While the Samantha backlash shows how protective fans still are, Kristin’s open communication suggests she cares deeply about honoring their history and feelings. Expect raw moments, evolving friendships, and a renewed sense of Charlotte’s strength as she faces life head-on.
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