Earlier this month, “And Just Like That... ” showrunner Michael Patrick King announced that HBO Max’s “Sex and the City” reboot was coming to an end after three seasons. The news, while only slightly surprising,

The 'Sex and the City' revival 'And Just Like That...' ended after three seasons. Here's everything to know about why 'And Just Like That...' won't be returning with new episodes.

And Just Like That…showrunner Michael Patrick King is giving fans all the details about the show's third season finale and how it concludes Carrie Bradshaw's arc.

“ And Just Like That... ” creator and showrunner Michael Patrick King is defending his decision to conclude the “Sex and the City” revival series with a decidedly unglamorous plot point involving literal poop.

And Just Like That…” showrunner Michael Patrick King insists that the finale has officially “closed” the book on all things “Sex and the City.”

As de facto conclusion to "Sex and the City," the series finale is even worse than the second movie — because it isn't written like an ending at all.

And Just Like That' series creator Michael Patrick King reflected on his decision to end Carrie Bradshaw’s journey with the season three series finale.

The week after Michael Patrick King announced that And Just Like That… would be abruptly ending after its third season, Carrie Bradshaw found herself revisiting her old Upper East Side studio apartment in what had suddenly become the penultimate episode of the series.