On Friday, showrunner Michael Patrick King announced on social media that HBO Max's sequel of 'Sex and the City' would be ending after Season 3 with a two-part finale in August.

With a chastened and subdued Carrie, the ‘Sex and the City’ sequel never quite captured the magic of the first. And just like that, it was over.

Friday brought the news that the women of “And Just Like That… ” will be stepping off their stilettos for the series’ third and final season.

And just like that, it’s time to say goodbye to Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte. On Aug. 1, Michael Patrick King, the showrunner for the HBO Max series that expanded the universe of "Sex And The City"— a cult classic dramedy that premiered in the late ’90s — announced that the spinoff will end after Season 3,

"And Just Like That," the spinoff of "Sex and the City" starring Sarah Jessica Parker as Bradshaw, is ending after three seasons, showrunner Michael Patrick King announced in a social media post on Aug.

And just like that … the Sex and the City universe is closing (again). Showrunner Michael Patrick King announced this week that the finale of And Just Like That, the SATC follow-up series on HBO Max,

And just like that, And Just Like That… is coming to an end on HBO Max. The show will wrap up its 12-episode third season, which is currently airing, with a two-part finale. Showrunner Michael Patrick King notified cast of the decision yesterday,