Sarah Jessica Parker has faced criticism from fans for her unclear explanation regarding the end of the Sex and the City reboot, And Just Like That, which will conclude after three seasons. During a recent event, Parker gave a lengthy and emotional response about the decision to end the series, but many viewers found her remarks confusing and unsatisfactory. The show, which reunited Parker with Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis, has been divisive since its debut, with some fans praising the cast's performances while others lamented changes to beloved characters and storylines.

Showrunner Michael Patrick King confirmed that the series will wrap up with a two-part finale, citing gratitude for the audience and a sense that this was the right moment to end the story. The reboot introduced new characters and tackled contemporary themes, but faced criticism for its writing and direction. Notably, Kim Cattrall did not return to her iconic role full-time, though she made a cameo in the second season. As the finale approaches, fans remain split over the legacy of the show and its impact on the Sex and the City universe.