Sex and The City: Carrie Confronts Big's Ex-Wife After His SHOCKING Will Is Revealed

In the latest episode of HBO Max’s ‘Sex and The City’ revival series, ‘And Just Like That,’ Mr. Big’s ex, Natasha, makes a surprise return after Carrie learns he left her $1 million in his will.

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[angelacarrerarivera]

I didn't realize how Samantha was such a crucial part of the show.. without her the other three are just not bearable

[imthegabrielleg]

Natasha setting healthy boundaries and not fixating on a time in her life that was years and years ago and actually moving on with her life. Carrie still retaining the psyche the insecure, neurotic, codependent 20-something year old. And just like that… we all realize who the real villain in the series is.

[Duma]

I think the problem with the Carrie character is that - we all grew up, and she didn’t.

[kaytaylor]

Can we talk about how Carrie didn’t deserve Aiden.. was so upset how she treated him

[deborahcabot]

Natasha deserved that million dollars, and glad he had he realized the pain he caused and tried to make amends.

[sophie]

Carries reaction is just as annoying as she was in the series. Like he did a good thing leaving an ex wife some money after cheating on her and putting her through a lot. Carrie makes it about her though.

[ChrisLovesThisGame]

Good to see that Carrie who got the guy and everything else can still manage to whip up an unnecessary drama which she is the centre of. Imagine aging all those years and never growing up.

[AMCA]

Carrie always struck me as the worst possible friend any woman could ever have. Her character was more of a cautionary tale for women who seek advise from toxic, narcicistic women who steer them on the wrong path. Clearly she's still the same person.

[ChristinWilsey]

Being an adult is realizing how absolutely toxic Carrie is. Everything has to be about her. And just like that...I'm done watching this series

[itsjemmabond]

I like how Stanford took Samantha's place at the brunch table. Such a shame he passed in real life.

[miramaxima]

As a teen, I admired those independent strong women. 20 years later they seem just pitiable to me for being weak, egoistic and toxic

[MsClaudiaDuran]

After what Natasha went through, I'm surprised Big didn't leave her more.

[yaytubeable]

She’s more upset about this than his death.

[phantomthread]

I like the fact that they still made Carrie really self centred which is what she always was. Her apology to Natasha was always just like yeah whatever. You can't sleep in their marital bed with a conscience, I mean come on. And when Charlotte asks about Miranda's drinking she's so dismissive. This is why I like this series, nobody is a good person, like life.

[fobxxl]

I love how she says, "LIKE what we had wasn't enough. Like I wasn't enough" . It's exactly what she did to Aidan ! Personally, Aidan was way too good of a human being for Carrie !

[marcomrc]

And just like that, Natasha let us reminding how childish Carrie still is.

[onlyyehavah]

Carrie, I'm confused. Are you more upset over the 1 million to Natasha, or the death of your husband? She always manage to make EVERYTHING about her?

[squisitissima]

I'll take a million bucks from every dude who cheated on me. Gentlemen, send in your checks. I'm heading to the bank.

[luckydevil]

Natasha is so dignified. I like her. Though I don't like Carrie harassing Natasha, I'm still very satisfied with their relatively peaceful closure.

[jorriewimmer]

Can I just say I miss Samantha? She was my favorite on the show. Loved her in Mannequin and all her other work. She made the show for me.