UPDATE: Will learning that the kids of Sex and the City are all grown up make you feel old? Abso-f--king-lutely.
On Tuesday, July 27, HBO Max confirmed that Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon)'s respective kids, now fully grown humans, will make an appearance in the revival, And Just Like That.... Per the announcement, Cathy Ang will portray Lily Goldenblatt, Niall Cunningham will play Brady Hobbes, Alexa Swinton will appear as Lily's younger sister Rose and Cree Ciccino joins the cast as Brady's girlfriend, named Luisa Torres.
For a peek at the young stars of And Just Like That..., check out the recent set photos below.
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And Just Like That...the kids of Sex and the City are all grown up.
The main cast of the beloved HBO series recently teamed up to film scenes for the newly rebooted show, titled And Just Like That. But even though Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon have fans going wild with their fierce fashion and nostalgic-inducing reunions, they aren't the only ones people are buzzing over.
Just days ago, new set photos emerged of New York's most stylish trio. But eagle-eyed observers noticed that in certain scenes Cynthia (Miranda) and Kristin (Charlotte) were joined by their kids, who aren't so little anymore.
It appears Charlotte's two daughters, Lily and Rose, will be featured in the new SATC revival on HBO Max, as they were seen filming alongside Kristin, Evan Handler (Charlotte's husband Harry) and Mario Cantone.
In one image, Kristin twinned with her daughters in matching colorful floral dresses. However, Rose added an extra edge to her outfit by wearing a tuxedo-printed tee over her dress.
Moreover, Miranda's son, Brady, isn't a tiny toddler anymore.
In another set photo, he looked unrecognizable standing next to Cynthia and David Eigenberg (Miranda's husband Steve). He even dressed like an adult, wearing a button-down shirt, navy blue slacks and sneakers.
At this time, it's unclear who is portraying the older versions of the children as they are not listed on the show's IMDb page. HBO Max hasn't publicly announced the new cast members either.
While fans wait to get more answers about the Sex and the City kids, there are details about the upcoming series we do know.
For one, the rebooted series will feature completely new characters.
Earlier this month, it was revealed that The Green Knight's Sarita Choudhury, Empire's Nicole Ari Parker and The Morning Show's Karen Pittman will soon make their debut on And Just Like That.
According to HBO Max's announcement, Sarita will play Seema Patel, "a single, self-made powerhouse Manhattan real estate broker," Nicole is portraying Lisa Todd Wexley, "a Park Avenue mother of three and documentarian," and Karen is playing Dr. Nya Wallace, a "brilliant, challenging Columbia Law professor."
Along with new characters, fan favorites from the original show will return to the small screening, including Chris Noth, Willie Garson and Mario Cantone.
But if you still can't help but wonder what's going on with And Just Like That, scroll through our gallery below for all the latest and greatest updates.
Who is Carrie kissing? SJP was spotted filming the scene with Jon Tenney in New York in October. But who does he play in the revival, and what's his character's connection to Carrie? Fans will just have to wait and see.
Parker and Noth were spotted filming in Paris in October. The sighting brought back memories of the 2004 Sex and the City finale, and fans couldn't help but wonder: What are Carrie and Big up to now? While viewers will have to tune in to revival to get their answer, they also caught a glimpse of the characters packing on the PDA in the first teaser.
When And Just Like That... was announced in January, it was confirmed that Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon would be reprising their characters Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York Goldenblatt and Miranda Hobbes, respectively. Original series executive producer Michael Patrick King is also returning for SATC's next chapter.
Notably M.I.A.? Kim Cattrall, who played the fourth member of their quartet, fan-favorite Samantha Jones. Given that Cattrall has famously feuded with Parker and ruled out a return for a potential third film, it wasn't too surprising to see her sit this series out, but it did leave fans to wonder if Samantha would be replaced.
"Samantha isn't part of this story," Parker confirmed on Instagram. "But she will always be part of us. No matter where we are or what we do."
And that wasn't the last time she weighed in on the subject.
"It's not quite as black and white as that. We're not looking to create a fourth character," Parker told a cameraman in January, when asked if the search for a fourth cast member for the new series had begun.
She added, "We have New York City as a fourth character. There'll be lots of interesting new characters that we're excited about."
Per a press release from HBO Max, And Just Like That..."will follow Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte as they navigate the journey from the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 30s to the even more complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s."
And while an official premiere date has yet to be announced, the network noted the "10-episode, half-hour series is scheduled to begin production in New York late spring."
It seems the ladies will have a new pal when they return sans Samantha as Grey's Anatomy veteran Sara Ramírez is joining SATC.
Ramírez is set to play Che Diaz, a non-binary, queer stand-up comedian who hosts a podcast on which Carrie Bradshaw is regularly featured. Per HBO Max, "Che is a big presence with a big heart whose outrageous sense of humor and progressive, human overview of gender roles has made them and their podcast very popular."
King added, "Everyone at And Just Like That… is beyond thrilled that a dynamically talented actor such as Sara Ramírez has joined the Sex and the City family. Sara is a one-of-a-kind talent, equally at home with comedy and drama—and we feel excited and inspired to create this new character for the show."
In July, HBO Max announced that actresses Sarita Choudhury, Nicole Ari Parker and Karen Pittman joined the cast as Seema Patel, Lisa Todd Wexley and Dr. Nya Wallace, respectively. The new trio will portray a group of accomplished women, including a real estate broker, documentarian and a law professor.
While there were initially rumblings that Carrie's main man, played by Chris Noth, would not be reprising his role, HBO Max announced on May 27 that Big would absof--kinglutely be back in the Big Apple.
Executive Producer Michael Patrick King commemorated the casting news by noting that he was "thrilled to be working with Chris again," adding, "How could we ever do a new chapter of the Sex and the City story without our Mr. Big?"
Well, we couldn't help but wonder…
This news comes three months after Noth suggested that reports of him not returning were inaccurate. At the time, he noted on Instagram, "Everything changes—including announcements in the rags."
Will Carrie's other fan-fave paramour also be back? Well, it depends who you ask.
John Corbett told Page Six he's "going to do the show" and that he "might be in quite a few" episodes. While HBO reportedly declined to comment, SJP spoke out, weighing in on the comments section of an Instagram post about Aidan's possible return.
"I'm not saying one way or another whether our beloved Mr. Corbett's interview deals in facts or fiction," she wrote, "but the response is amazing to read…x."
Fret not, fans of Miranda and Steve: David Eigenberg exclusively told E! in March that it was very likely that he'd be reprising his role, and in June it was confirmed.
"They've been wonderful and I'm very excited to see Miss Cynthia Nixon in her portrayal of Miranda and also their son Brady Brady," the actor joked on Daily Pop. We never established whether he was Brady Hobbs or Brady Brady Hobbs or Brady Hobbs Brady. So I'm really hoping to see that we're all going to be together."
Along with Eigenberg, it was also confirmed in June that fellow SATC alums Mario Cantone, Willie Garson and Evan Handler would be back too. Garson, who was reprising his role as Stanford Blatch, died of pancreatic cancer in September. He was 57 years old.
But what about the "Absolute Hunk" himself, Smith Jerrod?
"I have not [been approached], but I would be the last to know!" Jason Lewis told Daily Front Row in May. "As much as I appreciate the flattery, the conversation is about the girls."
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(This story originally published Monday, July 26 at 4:49 p.m. PT.)