![]() One of those new friends is Lisa Todd Wexley, also known as LTW, a documentarian, a humanitarian, an art collector, an honoree on Vogue’s international best dressed list, a super-mom, an attentive wife, and a fellow parent and board member at the school Charlotte’s children also attend. They’re facing new challenges, and they have some new friends in their circle. But to me, admittedly a late adopter to the SATC universe, And Just Like That… feels like a natural progression for a group of women living in New York, now in their 50s. Some fans weren’t ready for Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and the world around them to change, whether it was through embracing gender fluidity or diversity. When And Just Like That…, the long-awaited SATC reboot, premiered last year on Max, it was met with fanfare, but also criticism. It’s no wonder that fans-including my father, a devout weekly viewer on HBO-hold the game-changing show and its beloved characters so dearly. It was not just about women in their 30s, their relationships, and sex it was also a love letter to New York City and the power of friendship. Sex and the City was and continues to be in a class of its own.
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