SEX and the City’s Sarah Jessica Parker reunited with co-stars Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis in a new photo from the show’s revival.
The 56-year-old actress took to Instagram on Friday to share the pic.
Sarah donned a large smile as she stood in between Cynthia, 55, and Kristin, 56.
In true SATC fashion, the women posed in front a backdrop of the New York City skyline.
Alongside the photo, the Carrie Bradshaw actress wrote: “Together again. 
“Read through our first episodes.@justlikethatmax.
“Alongside all the fellas and our newest cast members.”
Before signing off with her initials, Sarah concluded: “Like an ice cream sundae.”
A number of fans took to the comments section to express their excitement, as Andy Cohen wrote: “I just pooped my pants.”
Kristin also chimed in, writing: “Love you forever and ever.”
Additionally, the actress teased their first day on set of And Just Like That by sharing snaps of the episode’s script, her paper name plate and a face mask.
In addition to her set up, Sarah also shared photos that featured the name plates of Cynthia, Chris Noth, Kristin, Willie Garson, Sara Ramirez and Mario Cantone.
The original series, which ran on HBO from 1998-2004, also included two spinoff feature-length films which were released in 2008 and 2010 respectively.
The SATC revival was first announced in January, though fans were quick to express their disappointment when original star Kim Cattrall chose not to reprise her role of Samantha Jones.
Kim’s refusal to reprise the role is likely due to her years-long public feud with Sarah.
Back in 2019, Kim told Daily Mail that she would “never” return to the franchise.
The 64-year-old actress explained: “You learn lessons in life and my lesson is to do work with good people and try and make it fun.”
According to Daily Mail, production vowed to use Kim’s absence as a chance to make the new series “as racially diverse and colorful as New York City itself.”
A source revealed to the outlet the sexy rom-com will add a “strong, powerful African-American woman” as well as an actress with an Asian background.
“It’s ridiculous that life in a melting-pot like New York was portrayed solely through the eyes of white women,” the informant said of the show, which has been criticized for its lack of diversity.
The insider continued: “Samantha isn’t coming back but we are introducing two new characters, strong and feisty women of color, who will help introduce the show to a new generation of viewers and more accurately reflect the world we live in.
“It’s time for the show to reflect the faces and lives of real women in New York in 2021.”
