As And Just Like That gears up for Season 3, fans are once again drawn into the ever-evolving world of Carrie Bradshaw and her stylish New York City circle. The reboot of Sex and the City has reintroduced us to familiar faces and intriguing new characters, all navigating love, loss, and friendship in their 50s. But what about the actors themselves? Are their love stories as dramatic—or romantic—as the ones we see on screen? Let’s take a closer look at the And Just Like That real life partners and discover who has found their own happily ever after.
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick
Unlike Carrie Bradshaw’s famously messy relationships, Sarah Jessica Parker has enjoyed a long and steady romance. She married actor Matthew Broderick in 1997, and their bond has only strengthened with time. The two first met through Parker’s brothers and connected over their love of theater. Today, they’re parents to three children—James, born in 2002, and twin daughters Marion and Tabitha, welcomed via surrogate in 2009. While Parker once dated Robert Downey Jr. in the ‘80s, it’s her nearly three-decade-long marriage to Broderick that truly stands out.
Cynthia Nixon and Christine Marinoni
On-screen, Miranda has weathered some complex relationships—but in real life, Cynthia Nixon has built a grounded partnership with education activist Christine Marinoni. The couple tied the knot in 2012 after nearly a decade together. They share a son, Max, born in 2011. Nixon also has two children from her previous relationship with Danny Mozes. Known for her activism as much as her acting, Nixon has often spoken about the strength of her marriage and the shared values that bind their family.
Kristin Davis
Charlotte York always dreamed of a picture-perfect family. Kristin Davis, however, has written her own version of a happy ending. Though she’s never married, Davis is the proud mother of two adopted children. Her quiet personal life reflects her preference for privacy, but she’s been romantically linked to Aaron Sorkin and Alec Baldwin in the past. Davis has spoken openly about her journey into motherhood and the joy it brings her, calling it the most meaningful role she’s ever taken on.
Nicole Ari Parker and Boris Kodjoe
Nicole Ari Parker, who portrays the elegant Lisa Todd Wexley, is married to actor Boris Kodjoe—and together, they’re one of Hollywood’s most admired power couples. Their love story began on the set of the early-2000s series Soul Food. They wed in Germany in 2005 and are raising two children together. From red carpets to real-life parenting, their bond is both glamorous and deeply rooted in mutual respect. Fans adore how their chemistry off-screen is just as electric as their acting careers.
Mario Cantone and Jerry Dixon
Mario Cantone may bring over-the-top humor as Anthony Marentino, but off-screen, his love life is deeply grounded. He married his partner of over two decades, theater director Jerry Dixon, in 2011. The couple first met in the early '90s and have been inseparable since; their relationship, full of artistic collaboration and shared laughter, reflects a real-life love story that's just as charming as anything on TV.
Evan Handler and Elisa Atti
Evan Handler, best known as Charlotte’s dependable husband Harry, has had a steady marriage with chemist Elisa Atti since 2003. The couple welcomed their daughter Sofia in 2007. While Handler is often in the limelight, his home life remains refreshingly low-key and private—much like Harry himself.
John Corbett and Bo Derek
John Corbett’s return as Aidan Shaw reignited Carrie’s romantic storyline, and fans couldn’t be more excited. Off-screen, Corbett shares a long-standing romance with actress Bo Derek. The two met on a blind date in 2002 and, after nearly two decades together, quietly tied the knot in 2020; their bond has remained rock-solid, proving that love doesn’t always need a dramatic script to be beautiful.
David Eigenberg and Chrysti Eigenberg
David Eigenberg, who plays fan-favorite Steve Brady, found his real-life match in Chrysti, a former Army specialist. They’ve been married since 2002 and share two children; their enduring marriage is built on mutual admiration and respect, mirroring the deep emotional roots Steve brought to Sex and the City.
Christopher Jackson and Veronica
Christopher Jackson, who plays Herbert Wexley, met his wife Veronica while performing in In the Heights. Married since 2004, they have two children and have been each other’s biggest cheerleaders both on and off stage; the story is one of creative synergy, loyalty, and balancing family life with demanding careers in the arts.
Sarita Choudhury
As Seema Patel, Sarita Choudhury brings charisma and mystery to the series—and she does the same in real life. The actress is fiercely private, but it’s known that she has one daughter. Beyond that, she keeps her personal life largely away from the spotlight, choosing instead to let her powerful performances speak for her.
And Just Like That real life partners reveal a side of the cast we rarely see. Behind the glamorous wardrobes and dramatic storylines are real people with real relationships—built on love, laughter, and sometimes, a whole lot of patience. As Season 3 arrives, fans have even more reason to fall in love with these characters—and the actors who bring them to life.
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