SATC icon Kristin Davis finally shares whether she dated Mr. Big star Chris Noth after years of romance rumors

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Sex And The City icon Kristin Davis has finally revealed whether she dated her co-star Chris Noth after years of swirling romance rumors.
Noth famously played Mr. Big, the central on-off love interest of Sarah Jessica Parker 's character Carrie Bradshaw, on the original series and in the two films.
Davis meanwhile featured as Charlotte York, one of the four main friends on the show including Carrie, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) and Samantha (Kim Cattrall).
When the show's spin-off And Just Like That... debuted in 2021, Mr. Big briefly appeared as Carrie's husband - only to quickly die of a heart attack on a Peloton.
Right after his character was killed off, Noth's career was upended by a string of sexual misconduct allegations, which he has since strenuously denied.
Now Davis, 60, has used her Instagram page to address the years of speculation that she and Noth, 70, were once romantically involved in real life.
Sex And The City icon Kristin Davis has finally revealed whether she dated her co-star Chris Noth after years of swirling romance rumors
She dropped the bombshell in the comments section of a podcast clip in which she and Megan Thee Stallion discussed Mr. Big as a character.
One fan wrote under the footage: 'Maam didn't you date him??' prompting Davis to clarify to the public once and for all: 'No i didnit!!!'
In 2023, Noth firmly denied multiple allegation allegations of sexual misconduct in his first interview about the charges that infamously put his career on hold.
Noth, who has insisted he is still close to his former Sex and the City co-stars, told USA Today that any encounters he has had outside his marriage were consensual.
'I strayed on my wife, and it's devastating to her and not a very pretty picture,' he told the outlet. 'What it isn't, is a crime.'
The former Law and Order star has been married to his wife since 2012.
The couple were together for 10 years before tying the knot and are parents to two children - Orion, 16, and Keats. Noth said he has spoken to his teenager about the situation.
The SAG nominee admitted his infidelity saying, 'You give yourself the same excuses that many men do; it's just a little side dance, and it's fun.
He said he justified by telling himself, 'You're not hurting anybody. No one's going to know about this, you know, and sex is just enjoyable.'
'And suddenly, a lot of people want to have sex with you. It's like, 'Well, I'm not going to get this chance again."'
Noth denied those allegations, along with the claims of a fourth woman who also accused him of misconduct.
Noth's character, Big,' was killed off in the first episode of the Sex and the City spinoff And Just Like That, a move that was planned as part of the plotline.
The veteran star was fired from his job on the CBS drama The Equalizer shortly after the allegations were made public.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis issued a joint statement saying, 'We support the women who have come forward and shared their painful experiences. We know it must be a very difficult thing to do and we commend them for it.'
No criminal charges have been filed yet. New York does not have a statute of limitations on rape.
The actor hinted the women who accused him may have a financial motive.
Four women have told very different stories about their experiences with the Sex and the City star.
In Dec. 2021, just weeks after his character was killed off on the in the SATC spin-off And Just Like That, two women went public with their allegations of sexual misconduct.
One claimed he raped her in 2015 after she met the actor while working as a server at a nightclub.
The second told The Hollywood Reporter Noth raped her in 2004.
The actor's rep called the allegations 'categorically false.'
A third woman came forward shortly after the THR article, and told The Daily Beast she had been assaulted by the Gone actor when she was 18 and working at a restaurant in New York.
'That's a money train for a lot of people,' he said.
No lawsuits against the Manhunt actor have been filed.
'There's nothing I can say to change anyone's mind when you have that kind of a tidal wave,' he claimed.
'It sounds defensive. I'm not. There's no criminal court. There's no criminal trial. There's nothing for me to get on the stand about and get my story out, get witnesses.'
The Good Wife actor had at the time been directing and performing at a theater in Massachusetts.
He was working for Samuelsohn, a suit company launching a campaign to raise awareness about men's mental health when he spoke with the reporter from USA Today.
'I'm an actor,' he stated.
'I have other things that I want to do creatively. And I have children to support. I can't just rest on my laurels,' he said of his limited opportunities.
'I have enough to let a year drift, but I don't know how to gauge or judge getting back into the club, the business, because corporations are frightened.'
'Fear is the overriding operative word when it comes to whether they believe it or not,' he explained.
'I have to just continue on. It's rough, because people are scared, and their fear leads them. And I have to just persevere because I still have a creative life.'