“And Just Like That…” Is Over, So Here’s Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, And Samantha’s Endings

I recognize that many SATC fans either stopped watching the reboot at some point or never watched it at all. I, however, couldn’t look away and watched all three seasons, so if you’re curious to know what happened to each character, here it is:

Carrie Bradshaw ends up single and living alone in a huge Gramercy Park apartment that she originally bought for her and Aidan before they broke up. She’s just finished writing her first fiction novel, and has found a way to be comfortable with being on her own for an indefinite amount of time.

Miranda Hobbes ends up with a girlfriend, Joy, and is on good terms with Steve after the dissolution of their marriage following Miranda’s infidelity and unhappiness. She and Steve are also about to be grandparents since 20-year-old Brady accidentally got a young woman pregnant after they hooked up a couple of times.

Charlotte York-Goldenblatt returned to being an art dealer in Season 2 after previously being a stay-at-home mom. At the end of the show, she’s basically living her same ol’ picture-perfect life after Harry recovered from prostate cancer.

Samantha Jones is not mentioned in the finale. The last time the show mentions her is in Season 3 episode 5, when Carrie texts her to ask about an author who’s her new neighbor. Samantha’s last (and only) on-screen appearance on AJLT was in the Season 2 finale when she called Carrie to tell her she was going to surprise her at her party, but her flight was delayed. She still lives and works in London.

John James Preston, famously known as Mr. Big, died in the very first episode of the series. He had a heart attack while working out on a Peleton.

Aidan Shaw ends up still living in Virginia, where his three sons and ex-wife are. His last appearance is in Season 3 Episode 9, where he and Carrie break up after an overly complicated relationship. The final nail in the coffin was the revelation that two decades after Carrie cheated on him, he still didn’t trust her around other men.

Stanford Blatch was written out of AJLT in Season 1 after his actor, Willie Garson, died. They wrote Stanford off by saying he left for Japan to follow his client — a teenage TikToker — and then decided to divorce Anthony and become a Shinto monk.

Anthony Marantino gets divorced from Stanford Blatch in Season 1 and ends the show engaged to a 29-year-old Italian poet named Giuseppe. Anthony also owns a bakery called Hot Fellas that is staffed by hot guys, and where Giuseppe also works.

Seema Patel, one of AJLT’s new additions to the SATC universe, started her own brokerage after she lost the opportunity to be the sole owner of the real estate company she worked at. She’s also in a loving relationship with Carrie’s gardener, Adam, a free-spirited younger man who doesn’t believe in marriage or wearing deodorant.

Lisa Todd Wexley, better known as LTW, was another one of the new characters AJLT introduced to this franchise. At the end of the series, she’s more or less where she was at the beginning of it: an extremely successful documentarian who’s happily married with kids.

Nya Wallace, a professor at Columbia Law School (and Miranda’s teacher-turned friend), did not return for Season 3. Her storyline in Season 2 ended with her being elected to the American Law Institute and navigating life after splitting up with her husband, Andre.

Finally, Che Diaz, the non-binary queer stand-up comic who was Miranda’s first queer relationship, did not return to Season 3 following their breakup in Season 2.