The announcement of “And Just Like That…” concluding with its third season has prompted a heartfelt response from its star, Sarah Jessica Parker, who expressed profound gratitude for her involvement in the Sex and the City spin-off.

This significant decision culminates with a highly anticipated two-part finale, promising a definitive conclusion to the narrative following Carrie Bradshaw and her friends as they navigate life in their fifties, a thematic evolution from the original iconic series.

Parker articulated her deep appreciation for the entire production, highlighting the “joy, adventure, and the greatest kind of hard work” shared with an extensive cast and crew, underscoring the collaborative spirit behind the acclaimed HBO Max series.

Further clarifying the conclusion, an executive statement confirmed the deliberate end to the “ongoing storytelling of the Sex and the City universe,” suggesting a planned and cohesive wrapping of the beloved entertainment franchise.

The creative choice to conclude the TV series finale with Season 3 was made during the writing of its final episodes, with key figures including Sarah Jessica Parker and HBO executives collaboratively deciding to extend the season to 12 episodes to provide a comprehensive farewell.

The timing of this significant announcement was strategically held back to ensure that the news of the show’s final season did not overshadow the audience’s enjoyment of the current episodes, prioritizing the viewing experience for fans.

The original Sex and the City show, which laid the foundation for And Just Like That, captivated audiences from 1998 to 2004 across six seasons, featuring Carrie, Samantha Jones, Charlotte, and Miranda Hobbes, exploring their friendships, dating lives, and evolving femininity, later extended by two feature films in 2008 and 2010.