‘It is insane there aren’t more shows like us’: Kristin Davis slams Hollywood for making women over 50 disappear from TV

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The cast of “And Just Like That,” including Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Nicole Ari Parker, and Sarita Choudhury, are returning for the third season of the “Sex And The City” spin-off series. Sarah Jessica Parker emphasizes that the series draws from authentic experiences, with stories coming directly from writers or their immediate circles. According to News Sky, Kristin Davis, one of the show’s stars, expressed her frustration about the lack of representation for older women in television, stating, “It is insane that there aren’t more shows like us. I’m sorry, so I’m just now finding out that not only does Kristin Davis has a Sex and the City-focused podcast, but that she also got MEGAN THEE STALLION on it???? This approach helps the show maintain its relevance while tackling contemporary issues facing women over 50, challenging the entertainment industry’s tendency to sideline older female characters.